The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-11-10
FOOTBALL MIXED WITH ORA
TORY AND FlSTICUFFS
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Lawlor ploughed through to the 70
yards line. Regain made some effective
leaps over the opposing linesmen and
| his hurdling landed, the ball on the
! four-yard line. Capt. Lawlor and
| Foley opened the hole through which
Skelly went for a touchdown. NoOne
kicked goal. Time, 5m. ASS
Larkin caught Capt. Kinneys kick
off and punted back to the centre of
the field, where the ball went out of
bounds. Murphy could gain nothing
at centre. Murphy punted to Holy
| Cross 30-yard line, where Larkin
Koen's fists landed on several of the
wearers of the purple in a clash that
followed. Sicily tore through the line
for five yards. Regain got ten yards
in two tries at the right side of the
Boston College line. Noone made three
yards in a tackle back formation
Larkin lodged Is yards around Nc
Carthys end on a double pass. Nc
Cusker downed him by pretty diving
tackle. Standard moved the ball from
Boston Colleges 25-yard line to the 20
yard line in an end play. Mercer
gained three yards at centre The ball
vas given to Boston College for offside
play.
Murphy plugged for two yards and
Koen was responsible for four yards
gain. McDermott got two yards in a
line play. O'Connor fell on the ball
when Murphy punted for a gain of less
than five yards. After Sicily had
gained three yards, a blocked quarter
back kick lost five yards for Holy
Cross. Skelly and Regain were pushed
aong for siv yards in two line plays and
the ball was landed on Boston Colleges
IA yards line. Regain was guilty of a
tumble and Murphy got the leather and
was away with it in a twinkling. Re
gan was the man to give Murphy chas
rand after run of As yards, the Bos-
ton College fullback was downed near
the cenere of the field.
In tacke back play, Koen gained
yard and Murphy plunged into the line
for another, but Standard got through
and tackled McDermott behind the
Boston College line for a loss of five
yards. Holy Cross got the ball near the
centre of the field and was immediate
ly awarded five yards for interference
with the centre. Another five yards
was given to the Purple and then the
squabbling begun in earnest.
Mercer tore through the line for six
yards but Noone was not able to gain.
Sicily made two yards and O'Connor
added three in an end play. From the
Boston College IS ward line. Mercer was
simpIv pushed along for ten wards a
campact interference bowling over Ros-
ton College men. Skellv gained nothing
in a try at the left side of the line
Mercer gained three yards and then
Noone moved the ball to a spot within
ten inches of the goal line. Koen and
Regain engaged in fisticuffs While others
of the overheated youths paired off for
catch-as-catch can bouts Skelly land
ed the ball on the line and then the
grand argument came, a Boston Col
Iege man attempting to pilfer the ball
while the pile was breaking up. Sum-
mary:
HOLY cross. Boston College
Stankard lie, re, Mccarthy
Noohe L TT. Lane
~ Nel! Ig' rg, Ducey
McCaDe c. c, Kinney (Capt)
FoIey rg, lg, Kane
6 6;Cv (Capt') IT, 1t, koen
To oTiiIi0l ie' re- ounlVan
Larkln qo, OBJ, OReilly
6 6Ay Iilp' rhp McDer1aott
1Td5, on ~ ~ mn McSusker
&c. ~ H. c,,..u- 3, ~ MuTphy
score, HOLY cross II, Boston College
I,;ol-ed ~. us ne, soal