Army quarterback Rollie Stichweh winds up head down and feet up but with the ball tucked securely in his grasp for a score in the 1963 game against Navy.

The 1963 Army Navy Football Game. “I really think there was a palpable sense of relief among everyone when the ball was finally kicked off,” Lynch said. “We’d been through 15 days of mourning.

This weekend in college football is highlighted by the 117th Army-Navy Game, set for 3 p.m. ET at M&T Bank Stadium and airing exclusively on CBS and CBSSports.com. Navy is currently carrying the ...

Army's Ken Waldrop (42) falls 2 yards short of the goal line with 18 seconds left in 1963 Army-Navy game, and the Cadets can't get off another play in 21-15 loss. Show Caption.

But on Dec. 7, of all days, 1963, the Army-Navy game was played in Philadelphia. It had been delayed a week, after rumors spread it would be cancelled. But it was played, ...

In the weeks after the assassination of John F. Kennedy it seemed that the Army-Navy football game wouldn’t happen but when it did, it was a moment of sorrow and almost a wild upset.

— -- Army and Navy will both look sharp when they play in front of President-elect Donald Trump on Saturday in Baltimore. After Army released its? 82nd paratrooper-inspired uniforms on Monday ...

Army quarterback Rollie Stichweh scored two touchdowns in a matter of a few seconds, at least that’s what many viewers of the 1963 Army-Navy game thought they saw during that December broadcast.

–Headline, The Washington Post, Army-Navygame day, December 7, 1963 THE SCENARIO HAD BEEN LAID OUT WEEKS BEFORE: AFTER President Kennedy flipped the coin at midfield, he would walk to the Army side of ...

John F. Kennedy was scheduled to flip the coin before the Army-Navy game in 1963, but for reasons obvious and awful he was unable to make it to the December 7 tilt in Philadelphia to do the honors.

It’s a fitful dream, one that has haunted Dick Nowak for 50 years. In it, Army’s football team has the ball on Navy’s 2-yard line. Trailing by six points, Nowak and the Cadets lin… ...