Army at Yale

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  , October 27, 1935

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  CADETS Whip YALE IA TO 8 Army Capitalizes On Ellis Kicking Mistakes To Win Contest NEW HAVEN. Conn. Oct. % Rl-Yale, handicapped by its own kicking mistakes at The outset, was tumbled from the unbeaten ranks Saturday by Army. The Cadets from West Point emerged with a IA 70 8 triumph, their fourth IN a row over the Ellis and fourth successive victory Of the 1865 campaign. The Soldiers capitalized two first half scoring opportunities with an attack featuring the brilliant Charles Monk Meyer. and then successfully stood off Yales Sensational ccunter-offensive In the last half. Meyer was the outstanding indiyidual star. The fleet Army half back scored the first touchdown on a Six-yard end run In the first period and passed to Russ Janzan. substituting for Captain Bill Shuler, for the second tally Ia the closing moments Of the second period. Besides taking the play away from Yale’S brilliant passing comDlnation OF Jerry Roscoe and Larry Kelley. which accounted for Yale’s touchdown III the second period, Meyer was a standout on the detense. He broke up two Eli advances In the last half by intercepting passes deep tn Army territory. One resulted In q safety and two points for Yale as Meyer tumbled back In 10 his own end zone.

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Yale leads 22–⁠16–⁠8 in 46 meetings, counting the 11 since this game.