Johns Hopkins at Navy

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  The Bridgeport times and evening farmer, Connecticut, October 13, 1919, page 4

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  NAVY PICKED 10 BEAT AMY IN ANNUAL CAME New York. Oct. 13 - The Army’s football team may not be up to the standard of other years, but the morale at West Point is good. Throughout the game with Syracuse. Saturday, the Cadets in the stands Sang a song in which they made it plan that they are impatientIy look ing forward to the game with the Navy at the Polo Grounds late next month. For reasons other than musical, it may be presumed that a certain amount of impatierce likewise, ex- ists at Annapolis. For this thing. the Navy has not defeated the Army since 1912; and Saturday, while the Army was losing to Syracuse by the score of to 3 the Navy was win ming from Johns Hopkins by the mar gin of 66 to 0. The difference between the res suits and the scores of the two games in which the service teams engaged is significant in that it strengthens the belief held al Anna polls that this, at least, is the Navy’s year. And study of the Army team is not at all unDroductive of evidence in support of the opinion which followers of the Navy have voraciousIy generated. The team which Gil Dobie has de- Veloped at Annapolis has played inn pressively in it’s games to date. and the indications are that it is a, DOW erfUl. welI-balanced eleven. o1fte capable of achieving a victory over the Army after a wait Of seven years

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  The sun, New York, October 12, 1919, page 1

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  JOHNS HOPKINS NO MATCH FOR NAVY Middies, Showing Fine Form, Roll Up 66 to 0 Score Clark’s Play Features. ANNAPOLIS. Nd. Oct lin their second game of the season and with a summer temperature, the Midshipmen defeated Johns Hopkins here to-day. &c to o, in fifty four minutes of play Twenty points were scored in the first quarter and twenty-eisht in the second. but the last two quarters were reduced to twelve minutes each and the play ring slowed up considerably. From the Navy standpoint, the most encouraging features were the fine work Of Clark, Rawlings and Waters in the baclSheld- Clark, who weighs $50 pounds and Is Of stoclcy build. made repeated line gains up to twenty-five yards. but he played only IN the SEQ ond quarter. Rawlings made the most continued gains but the showing Of Waters, the la crosse and basket ball player. gave promise that he will prove as useful in the gridiron sport. The Navy was successful in half its for ward pass plays go, trying a larger va riety OF those plays than q week ago. The lineup:

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Navy leads 3–⁠0 in three meetings.