The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-26
CONTINUE TO WIN.
Gardner High Had An Easy Time With
the Ftchburg Team.

- 'NS'SA'S
Gardner, Oct. 25,-The Gardner high
school foot ball players continued their
winning streak this afternoon, and the
Fitchburg high school boys fell victims
to their proves by a score of SO to 0
on Ellsworth field
The game was started at $50, Irish
kicking to Stone, who made Is wards.
Carr followed with a gain of 10 yards
and four minutes after time was call
ed he was over the line for a touch
| down, but failed to kick a goal
Colby got the ball on the kick off
for Is yards. Grise went around right
end for IL more. Gardner and Fitch
burg alternately lost the ball on downs
and Shippee went through the center
for 90 yards and a touchdown Carr
kicked a goal
the ball back yards. Carr advanced
1t more. Shippee was sent through
the center and then Stone tried a punt.
The ball was fumbled in the center of
the field and Alger caught it and
sprlnted down the green for a touch
down, from which Carr got a goal
Stone got the ball on the kick off for
20 yards. Gardner was given 5 yards
for an offside play. Shippee went
through right tackle for six yards and
carr added 80 more by circling right
end. Carr and Shippee gained well
and Grise was sent through the center
for touchdown, Carr kicking a goal.
Carr made 20 yards on the kick off
and Stone punted. For the first time
the visitors made their distance on
downs, but on the next trio of downs
lost The half closed with the ball in
Gardeners possession, five yards from
Fltchburg's goal.
In the second half Carr kicked off to
Monahan. Odell was off side and the
ball was kicked again, Philbrook get
ting it. On fumbles and on good de-
Tense by the home team Fitchburg lost
the ball on her 10-yard line Carr was
sent through right tackle for 5 yards,
but Woodward got the ball for a safe
ty.
Fitchburg brought out the ball to the
25-yard line and Kendall punted New
ton brought the ball back six yards and
Stone punted. Kendall ~fumbled and
Grise got the ball II yards from Fitch
burg's goal Carr got eight yards and
Grise three, but the visitors held the
home team yard from their goal Ken
dali punted. Grise went around left end
for II yards and a touchdown Carr
kicked a pretty goal from the side line.
irish kicked to Carr, who rushed
through the defense for 80 yards. Ken
dali was sent through the center for
eight yards and Carr went around right
end for 40 yards. Stone made an easy
gain through right tackle for the last
touchdown, and Carr missed a goal.
Irish kicked to Carr, who came back
10 yards. Stone punted. Gardner got the
ball but lost it on an offside play by
Odell Kendall and Monahan worked the
| criss-cross for good gain. The game
closed with Fitchburg holding the ball
near the center of the field. Score, G. H.
s., 36; F. H. S., 0. The lineup:
9. ii. S. F. H. S.
Peabody, Odell, lie re, Monahan
CODY, 1t TT, Keyes
Glasheen, lg re-. Grubb
| Wilder, c, Irish
| Alger re- lg, Dillon
Shippee, H. Kendall, TT 1t, Philbrook
H. Kendall, Stevens, re
lie, knights, Woodward
Newton, qb qb, storer (Capt9
Grise, lib RIB RYAN
Carr (Capt), RIB lib, c. Kendall
stone flo fb Hardy Moran
Referee, Corey; umpire, Cleaves;
linesmen. Moyne, Stevens and Shippee;
timers, johnson and Platts. Touch
downs, Carr 2, Kendall, Shippee, Alger,
| Grise; goals from touchdowns, Carr 4;
safety Woodward. Time, 20 and Is min
ute periods.
Sherman Hoar Camp No. s, was in
stituted tonight at the armory by w
p. Keneibbs of Boston. There are II
charter members. These officers were
| elected: Commander, Capt. A. L.
Potter; senior e-commander, Lieut..
F, A. Lovejoy; junior vice-commander,
Lieut.. L. G. Brown; adjutant, M. E. S.
Anderholm paymaster, Corp. F. S.
Taylor; quartermaster, j. A Burns;
chaplain. Sergeant H. j. Coleman; off,
| Ger of the day, C. w. Anderson; officer
of the guard, c. H. Baker; officer of
the watch, j. ]. RevaDe. The camp
voted to hold it's meetings the second
and fourth Fridays of every month in
G. A, r. hall. The next meeting will
be held the second Friday of November.
Several applicants for membership were
received.