Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-11-07
ALLrWATERBURY WON.

; bElQ2oDOTL, 4lONz t.--1u All w lCCA- bury football aggregation came to this burg yesterday afternoon and took away the scalp of the B. A. c. players to the tune of 16-O. It was good con- test, with scarcely sensational fea- ture or run, but 1t was refreshing after the contest played the Sunday preced- ing. The Bridgeport boys played with all the energy they were capable of, and considering the bruising game they played the day before with the crack Naugatucks, did very well.
 The upstate players just about out classed Coach Fosters men. They were Timber as cats on their feet and the speed with which the plays were run off was a relief from the common delays and wrangles. Slavin, Thomp- son and Eagan played star games Commencing the contest Kirk kicked off to Eagan on the Waterbury 15 yard line. The visitors started the game with rush and SIavin carried the ball around left end 10 yards and was tack led by Tautersoa. Thompson only se- cured yards on center play. Bridge ports ball on a tumble by Slavin after pretty 15 yard plunge through the line. Bridgeport fumbled but Murphy dropped on the ball. Kirk punted 30 HhEuS ftllIl FLACA FtuC WOk hAhSsS OA bAAO Waterbury machine advanced the ball steadily by plunges up the field. Gro nan. the right end, came around and carried the ball 15 yards. EaGan made a pretty run. tackled by Kirk: Thomp- son, left tackle. took the ball 15 yards after leaving his interference, and a plunge by Eagan and q buck by Thompson carried the leather over Slavin kicking goal. Score, 60, after 12 minutes of play.
 Dunning's knee was wrenched and Reilly took his place. Thompson kick ed off to Gardner on Bridgeport's 15 yard lifse Bridgeport was penalized 5 yards for off side play. Donovan plunged through right tackle 4 yards Donovan fumbled and it was Water bury's ball.
 Eagan fumbled but Thompson fell on the ball. Captain Hannon at right tackle came back and took the ball around the end for 9 yards before Kirk made a pretty tackle. The ball was advanced once more for a touch down. Ball in Eaganss hands. As Sla- win was about to kick goal the umpire declared the ball dead for advancing beyond mark Score 11-O.
 On the kick off Hayes made a pretty run of 25 yards along the boundary line before Tautersen brought him to the ground. A double pass by Hannon to Burns failed for a loss of 5 yards. Bridgeport's ball, and Donovan wns tackled for a loss. The game was wax ing warm and the plays came fast and furious. Waterbury was penalized , yards for holding and Donovan plunged through center for 5 yards Reilly plunged yards, but Waterbury | secured the ball on downs. Bridgeport penalized , yards, and Eddie Reilly 1 for Bridgeport made an unsuccessful 1 drop kick for goal. Time up for first 1 half Score, 11-0.
 The second half was played with a rush. Thompson kicked off to Dono- van, who was downed after a slight gain. Waterbury was penalized 10 yards for holding in line. Waterbury was again penalized, this time for , yards, for interference, and Bridge port was not satisfied and accordingly was given dose of the same medicine | for holding. It was a comedy of er- TOTS, and the players got rather excited and the spectators were in a roar, Bridgeport's ball, and Kirk plunged l through the line and then punted 30 yards, resulting in big gain, as Dono- van fell on the ball after Waterbury player missed the catch. Donovan kicked 20 yards and then everything was Slavin and Eagan for 10 to 20 ceived swrenched ankle and Spain took his place and entered the game with a rush. The ball was forced to l the Bridgeport yard line, and here the local boys made a last ditch fight,
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