The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-05

to buck the centre Had they tried the
end they would probably have scored.
Washburn 81 Moen kicked off and
the Bradfords rushed the ball back to
their own 45-yard line, where there was
tumble and McGourty, who was in
every. play, dropped on the ball. On the
very first lineup Hardy fumbled and
the ball went to the Bradfords. McGin
made 10-yard run, carrying the bal
into Washburn & Moen territory. E.
Mott was thrown back and McGiL
made eight more through the right of
the Washburn & Moen line. Short
dashes brought the ball to the 20-yard
line where it was given to McGill, who
went over for a touchdown after ten
| minutes Of play. McGill kicked goal.
Robinson kicked along the ground to
the 20-yard line, from which McGill
brought it back to the Bradford 95-
yard line before he was successfully
tackled. Bradford fumbled, and Nc
Gourty dropped on the ball. Halpine
went around the Bradford left end for
25 yards, but Hardy again fumbled and
Bradford got the ball. Garvey fumbled
and Washburn & Moen recovered the
pigskin. HaIpine repeated his former
run, dashing past Jennison for % yards.
Stowell hit the line like a battering
ram, bringing the ball to the Bradford
y
Bradford held and got the ball on
downs, but the half ended before they
could line up.
Christensen took Hardy's place in the
second half, the latter receiving a bad
wrench in the early part of the game,
but he pluckily stayed through the half.
Stowel brought the ball back Is yards
on the Bradford kickoff to the Wash
burn & Moen 40-yard line. Stowell
made pretty dash of 10 yards around
the Bradford right end, but the ball was
fumbled in the next scrimmage, and
Bradford got it. They didn't do any
thing, however, as Washburn & Moen,
which was playing a stronger game in
the second half, held and regained the
ball. Stowell made run of rs yards.
bringing the ball to within four yards
from the Bradford goal line before he
was thrown. There was a big wrangle
over the run, the Bradfords claiming
the Washburn & Moen men had been
guilty of holding in the line. The OBJ
lection was not allowed, and Paquette
tried to square accounts by slugging
Peet. Halpine fumbled the ball, and,
although Peet got it, the wire workers
had to give it up, for Bradford had
held for four downs.
The Bradfords rushed the ball back
to their own 25-yard line where Du-
gard fumbled and Lester got the ball
for Washburn & Moen. Peet made a
six-yard run, but Bradford held Me-
Gill got around Halpine for 10-yard
gain, and was tackled by Hubbard. The
ball was then on the Bradford 45-yard
line. 1t was fumbled by the Brad
fords, and McGourty, who played horse
with Ern Mott, again got the ball for
Washburn & Moen Christensen
was given the ball Washburn e.
Moen formed a pretty interference and
dashed around the Bradford right. They
disposed of would-be tacklers and gave
Christensen a clear field. He went the
necessary As yards, and touched it down
between the posts. Robinson kicked
goal, making the score tie, points to
6. The lineup:
Washburn & Moen. Bradford.
Halpine, !. e.........."..r e., Gilmore
Clark, |. g....,..........r, g., Gormerly
McGourty, c................c. Co. Ern Mott
Cutter, r. g..............l. g., e. Mott
Hardy Christensen, r. e. q. b., Paquette
Hubbard, q. b...............r. h., Dugard
Peet, !, h.. ...................l. h., McGill
Stowell. r. h.
Robinson. f. b............f b., Mcguire
Score Washburn & Moen 6, Bradford
6; touchdowns, Christensen, McGin:
goals from touchdown, Robinson, Nc
Gill; referee, Charles Brown; umpire,
j. Fred Dinsdale; linesmen, F. Chris
tenson and F. Inett; timers, A. Perry
and E. Dugard. Time, Commute
halves.