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...still think they liberated Europe in World War II by defeating the Germans. The real cause of Germany's defeat, it now appears, is that Hitler wasn't Hitler any more; he was really Janus the Great (Luther Adler), a professional impersonator bent on destroying the Reich by making all the wrong military decisions...
Before relinquishing the ball, the Cadets scored again-this time for keeps. After fullback John Wing had carried to the 49 on three plays, right halfback Freddie Attaya went wide to his left and dashed the distance for the score, shedding Crimson would be tacklers as he went. Dick Reich kicked the extra point and Army led at 9:15 of the first quarter...
Army, trailing now, 15 to 7, scored on the last play before the half, aided by a peculiar interference penalty, seen only, apparently, by the officials. After the Vann-Attaya pass was ruled complete on the Harvard 25, Vann hit end Ray Tensfeldt for the score. Reich added the extra point...
...last touchdown with about three minutes remaining. The Cadets pushed the Crimson deep in its own territory and when Gil O'Neil tried to kick out, the punt was blocked and recovered on the Harvard five. Left halfback Carl Guess took it over the very next play and Reich kicked the point--but it wasn't quite enough...
John Wing, a meagre 174-pound fullback, was one of the most reliable ball-carriers on the team in the first two games. Wing was unable to play against Dartmouth, but could be one of the top Cadet threats this afternoon. With Wing out last week, freshman Dick Reich carried the major burden of the Knights running attack and performed admirably...