Up to the time of the Army-Navy game, the middies had a bright slate of eighty per cent.

of victories.

Dave and Dan had the pleasure of reading, in the "Army and Navy Journal," that they were considered the strongest men on the left flank that the Navy had been, able to show in ten years.
"When we go up against the Army," Hepson informed Dave and Dan, "I don't know whether you'll play at left or right.

It will all depend on where the Army puts Prescott and Holmes.

Friends of ours who have watched the play at West Point tell me that Prescott and Holmes are armored terrors on the gridiron." "They are, if they've gone forward in the game, instead of backward," Darrin replied honestly.
"But you and Dalzell can hold 'em, can't you ?" demanded Hepson anxiously.
"I don't dare brag," Dave answered.