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What month was the first army navy football game played in?
November. The first Army-Navy football game was played November 29, 1890 at West Point with Navy winning 24-0.
Who won the first Army Navy football game?
The first Army-Navy game was played in 1890 and won by Navy 24-0.
Who won Army Navy game 1967?
navy won the 1979 army navy football game 31-7
Who won the 1986 Army Navy football game?
Army 27 to 7
Who won the 2007 Army Navy football game?
Navy ; 38-3
Who won the 2006 Army Navy football game?
Navy ; 26-14
Who won the 2005 Army Navy football game?
Navy ; 42-23
Who won the 2003 Army Navy football game?
Navy ; 34-6
Who won the 2002 Army Navy football game?
Navy ; 58-12
Who won the 1985 Army Navy football game?
Navy ; 17-7
Who won the 1984 Army Navy football game?
Army won the game 23-11.
Who won the 2001 Army Navy football game?
Army ; 26-17
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