The 1924 Rose Bowl was an American

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 college football

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 game played on January 1, 1924 in Pasadena

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, California

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. The United States Naval Academy

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 faced the University of Washington

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. The game ended in a 14–14 draw, as Navy scored two touchdown

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s in the second quarter, answered by Washington touchdowns in the second and fourth quarters.

George Wilson scored a rushing touchdown for Washington while Ira McKee had one for Navy.

Second quarter

NAV – Cullen, 22-yard pass from McKee (McKee kick)

WASH – Wilson, 23-yard run (Sherman kick)

NAV – McKee, 2-yard run (McKee kick)