The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-10-30
Defeated the Norwich Uni
yersity Reserves, Is to 0.
JACKSON MADE STAR RUNS
Playing Was All in Favor of the Home
Team in the First Half, While
Norwich Played Better in
Second Period.

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football Saturday afternoon North Barrs
defeated Norwich University reserves
by the score Of 16 to o. A good sized
crowd gathered at the Berlin street
grounds to see the game, which was be-
gun at 40.
Norwich kicked to North Barre Gil
bertson received the ball and advanced
20 yards. Joe Dombriskie and Mcdonald
each gained five yards. Lille got
yards on tackle back formation, Nc
Donald gained another five yards and
Dombriskie two. Then jackson came
in with one of his long end runs, gain
ing 25 yards. In the next two PUSHES
North Barre failed to gain ground. Gil
bertson bucked the line for short gain,
but failing on the next down, the bali
went to the visitors
North Barre was penalized five yards
for being off sides. The Barre boys then
held Norwich for downs and gained the
ball once more. On the first rush Nc
Donald gained five yards. Dombriskie
followed with another five. Gilbertson
bucked for three yards which placed the
bali within 1h yards Of Norwich's goal.
John Dombriskie carried it over on the
next rush. Joe Dombriskie kicked the
goal.
North Barre kicked to N. u. forcing
them to punt. A North Barre man broke
through the line and blocked the punt
so il only rolled about Is yards, the
Barre boys quarter back picking It up
and gaining back part Of the distance.
jackson made another star play, getting
20 yards. Dombriskie gained 3 yards,
Mcmillan failed to gain, Mcdonald buck
Cd the line for , yards, followed by Gill
bertson through the line for touch
down. The goal was not kicked. Score,
il to o..
N. u. kicked to North Barre. Dom
briskie received it and advanced nearly
to the center of the field. Jackson went
around the end again for 80 yards. Me-
MILAN tried the other end but lost the
ball when he was tackled. A Norwich
man fell on the pigskin and made a few
short gains, but Phillips saw Norwich
man holding and penalized them Is yards
which more than Offset their gains.
North Barre held for downs and took the
BALL Jackson with Dombriskie for able
interference went around the end for
25-yard run and touchdown. The goal
was not kicked. The score was then
i6 to 0 in favor Of North Barre. This
ended the scoring for both sides. Nor
witch kicked to North Barre but after
two rnshes the first half was up.
When the second half opened it was
too dark to see the game from the side
lines and every one crowded out onto
the field, the two teams being In q small
ring in the center Of the crowd which
kept them from gaining very fast. Nor
witch bad the ball most of the time, they
being able to rush North Barre down
the field little by little until within 10
yards Of the Barre boys goal, when
Phillips decided he saw holding and
penalized N q. Is yards. This took
the ball out of the immediate vicinity
of the goal. On the next rush Hutchins,
the umpire, saw off side playing on the
North Barre team, but the referee said
he didn't and wouldn't take the ball
back. N. y. outplayed North Barre in
this half, twice holding them for downs,
and being twice on the verge of q touch
down but each time they were penalized
for holding. North Barre held Norwich
for downs and the half ended with the
bali in their possession but in front Of
their own goal
The line IN.