The seats reserved for officers and their families, and for invited guests, were filling up rapidly.

At the smaller stand, over at the east side of the field, Lehigh had some two hundred friends and rooters.
Now on to the field marched the corps of cadets, filing into the seats reserved for them, just north of the officers' seats.
Now, the band began to play the U.S.M.A.

songs, the cadets joining in under the leadership of the cheer-master.
Then, amid a storm of West Point yells, the Army nine strode on to the field.

Things moved quickly now.

Lehigh won the toss and went to bat.
Kennedy appeared to be in excellent form.