Playing for the first time since all football relations between them were severed in 1927, the gridiron squad of the United States Military Academy at West Point defeated the United States Naval Academy Annapolis here to-day. The score was G to 0. It was a thrill ling contest and it was replete with the trai which in the
events of note. past Saw games Army's charging attacks carried the ball into Ni territory, but the cadets had difficulty in scoring. Shortly after the opening of the game, the midshipmen their defence. The first threo} periods of the game were played on_virtually even terms.
There was no scoring until the final quarter. Then, a 56-yard run by Stocker of the Army started the cadets on the road to victors Stocker, in addition to his specta. ular dash, gave a rare performance of plunging and skirting which was largely responsible for the Arms's gains. Stocker scored the touch. down.—United Press. oon accused would be sent back to Iraq, the judge ordered him to. be bound over to be of good behaviour for two years, on the condition that he goes ack' to Traq, on his own, and his brother's recognizances. Mr, Newman stated that accused would probably be sent back within three months, but if the present difficulty, that of finding his passage money, hharl not been overcome in that time, he would apply for an extension.
Mr. R.S. Winter, Assistant Municipal Advocate, watched the ease for the Police.
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