New Hampshire at Army

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  The New York herald, October 22, 1922, page 58

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  ARMY’S VARSITY SAVES THE GAME New Hampshire State Eleven Almost Scores Against : Team of Subs. Special Dispatch to THE NEW York HERALD. WEST POINT, “. Y. Oct. ai.--The Army vanquished New Hampshire State on the gridiron this afternoon by score of Ss to 0. The collegians were no match for Army’s varsity, although they did make 1t interesting for the soldiers second eleven. which aggregation essayed to carry the burden Of responsibility at the outset Of the contest The cadets to-day were again without the services Of Bill Wood and Garbisch, two Of their best men, but Gilmore, a flashy backfield man. who~ran kick and carry the ball. Allied Woods shoes salts factorily. The speedy Army back was the outstanding star In NOSE Of the SOL diers’ advances to-day The result of the game was pleasing to Armys supporters and was sweet revenge for the cadets. who were beaten last season by New Hampshire 10 to z. Last season Conner. y husky back on States team, kicked field goal which beat the Army. To-day Conner was back and one more he rhrsatened the cadets goal with his field goal ability but the oval went low and into the line of scrimmage on Army’s 10 yard line. This “ieci AoWiS SHNS Hdu AuAhuiCu anu SITistensen for State had fallen on the loose ball In the second period At the beginning of this same period the New Hampshire lads were driving Army’s substitute eleven back until they had the ball on the cadets 10 yard line. Here the big team was jammed into the breach and the visitors were stopped. At this point Lawrence made his costly tumble. The cadets scored In every period and were going strong at the ond The lineup:

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Tied 1–⁠1 in two meetings, counting the one since this game.