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  New-York tribune, New York [N.Y.], November 4, 1894, page 9

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  WEST POINT CADETS oUTpLAY UNION. West Point “ y. Nov. S.-The football eleven OF the Yves; Point cadets lined up on the Plains at $50 y. IN. to-day against the Union College team. The choice o, ball fell to the Union players for the kickoff. The ball Was fumbied by Duncan and caught by stacy. and carried back toward West Points goal for fifteen yards The ball then went 10 Union By tumble. The latter ‘aiIing 10 make gains forced to Kick. The ball Was caught by King and carried toward mons goal a gain OF ten yards being scored The BAL was then steadily carried forward by West Point fo’ a uchdowa. from which n goal was Kicked. MON again started In with Kickoff. West Point got the ball and carried 1t steadily back 10 the goal line and then lost 1t on downs. Union got the ball but lost II Stacy and West Point iorce1 i over the line Cor another touchdown. 40 goal Was kicked. The ball kept IL Union territory ahi ing the remainder OF the half neither side scoir West Point kicked OF at the beginning o’ m second half Tn, ball FEN TO Union but Was lost ball and made a Touchdown. and King kicked goal After Unions Kick of the bail WAS secured by West Point and steadily carried forward ior d.” ,ou, hdoUn but goal kicked l mon akalH kicked on and again the ball was taken by West Point King making touchdown Dut lhliihy Y” kick n goal West Point secured the ball on The nerf kick of and made another touchdown. THIS ,iue West Point succeeded IN kicking Il goal V,hen time was called FOR IN. game the score stood 30 10 o III favor OF West Point. IN” lineup was as follows

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Army leads 5–⁠0 in five meetings, counting the three since this game.