Tennessee at Army

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  The Birmingham age-herald, Alabama, September 30, 1923, page 13

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  ARMY WINS FROM TENNESSEE BY A SCORE OF H TO Q West Point Cadets 0utClaSS SouthernerS In The Opening Game WEST POINT. N. Y. Sept. 2s.- Army defs tied University of Tennes- see 4l to in the opening game of the cadets :ootbrll season today. The contest. played under a bIazing sun and in midsummer temperature, was hard but cleanly fought. The Army clearly odtclassed the south erners. who sot within the cadets 30-yard line out cnce. Six touendowns, five of which were converted into goals, made up Armv’s toll Cor the day. The visi- pass Bone 10 fIttcher. took the ball to Armys 26-yard line in the third quarter. but they could not go on. Wood Garbiscn, GoodHan, Hewitt and Farwck all starred for West Point Lineup and .ummary Army t4D-BaXter. left end; Good guard; Garbisah, cente”; Ellinger. right guard Mullgan, right tackle; Doyle, right and; Smythe, quarter back; Sheiffler. left haliGacl<; Hew- ttt. right halfba2N; Wood. fullback. Tennessee University (0)-Brown, left end; Lowe. left tackle; kerfou- yer. left guard; Morris, center; Bur dette. right guard T. Re binson, right tackle: Holt, -ight end, Smith, quar- terback: Wallace, left holfback: r. Robinson. right halfback; Bone. full back. Score by periods: Army ................ 14 7 13–⁠41 University Tennessee. 0 0 O. 0 Army scoring: Touchdowns. Hew- itt, Smythe, Wood 2. Gilmore (sub stituting for Scheiffler). Blaisdek Substituting for Wood). Points from try after tCuchdown: Garbisch } dropkicNs. Time of periods, 12 minutes each. Referee, McGrath (Boston A. A.). Umpire Brown (Bos- ton college). Head linesman, Camp bell (SpringfiejD. Fleld judge. Thur Der (Colg4tel.

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Tennessee leads 5–⁠2–⁠1 in eight meetings, counting the seven since this game.