Syracuse at Army

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  Evening star, District of Columbia, November 24, 1912, page 59

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  ARMY At ITS BEST Plays Brilliantly and Easily defeats Syracuse, 27 to Z. SHOULD NOT HAVE SCORED Lamphier’s Wuff Gives New Workers Chance in Last Minutes Play. SHOULD NOT HAVE SCORED WEST POINT. n. Y, November o. The Army defeated Syracuse here today in easy fashion. winning by score of % to I. The Soldiers played the best foot ball they have yet shown and but for Lamphier’s muff of Castles long punt in the last minute of play Syracuse would not have scored. The ball rolled over the Army goal line and Farber fell on it. Castle kicked the goal. Keyes took most OF the honors. He scored two touchdowns, kicked two goals from touchdowns and in the second period p-kicked beautiful field goal from the i3-yard mark. In all, he scored II of the Army’s points. Altman made touchdown for the Army i’m the last quarter. but the goal, was missed Devore and Benedict, as we’ll as keyes, played brilliantly for the Army, while Castle. Probst and Farbe- did good work for Syracuse. Syracuse tried one field goal from the 4O-yard mark, but failed. The visitors made their longest gain on a forward pass. Walters to Farber, who ran fifty yards before being downed by Milburn in flying tackle from behind Today’s was the last home game Of the season for the Army. The lineup:

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  The Birmingham age-herald, Birmingham, Ala., November 24, 1912, page 1

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  ARMY DEFEATS THE SYRACUSE TEAM West Point, y. Y, November S.-The Army defeated Syracuse here today by a score of % to Z. The soldiers played the best football they have yet shown and but for Lanpier’s muff of Castles long punt in the last minute of play Syracuse would not have scored. The ball rolled over the Army goal line and Farber fell on it. Castle kicked the goal. Keyes took most of the honors. He scored two touchdowns, kicked two goals from touchdowns and in the second period drop kicked beautiful field goal from the 40 yard mark

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Syracuse leads 12–⁠10 in 22 meetings, counting the 15 since this game.