Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-11-20
THE CRIDlRON
FORT TERRY
 BOnBARDED
All Waterbury Football Warriors Storm the Cit. adeI and Defeat the De- fenders--More Ne TVS.

fore one of the largest crowds of the season, yesterday afternoon the All Waterbury team defeated the soldier boys from Fort Terry for the second time this year by the score of 22-0.
 The home team played fasr. clean game and at no time during the con test did the military boys have look ing. Some people expected the visi- tors to be greatly improved since their first appearance here. but they were not much better, although at times d stiff defense was shown. Waterbury must have practiced for hard game as it was in better trim in regard to speed and interference than in any other game during the season. But there was one very conspicuous fall ing of yesterday and it is certain to prove disastrous next Saturday if not eliminated: that is fumbling. The home team was guilty of five or six butter finger" plays and their oppon- ents had just as many. It WAS the only drawback to Waterbury's playing during the game.
 Hannon kicked of about 2:45. Fort Terry fumbled and a local man land ed OH the plgskin. Just three minutes later Lawlor went over for the first touchdown. Cronan missed goal. Fort Terry kicked off and Sheehan brought 1t back about 15 yards. LawloI plunged into the right side for 3 yards. Cronan, who by the way easily was the foremost man on the team yester- day in advancing the ball, ripped of a gain around left end for 20. Sheehan lost on a quarterback run, but Law Tor made up the distance on the next down by gain of s. Eagan got and Cronan 8. Stowe on the next play fumbled, but the ball was broughi back and the visitors given yards for offside play. H. Hayes got l yard and Cronan made II. Eagan reeled of 3 and Lawlor skirted the right wing for a couple. On the next play All Waterbury tried the first trick play of the year and on double pass Cronan went over for the second touchdown after 10 minutes of playt He missed difficult goal. Water bury booted the leather to Fort Terry, who brought it back 10 yards. Hyde's pets tore into the line for yards and finally made a first down. At this point Triplett. who was playing right tackle for the soldiers, was knocked out and had to be carried oil the field Robertson took his place. Fort Terry was held and punted to Sheehan. Ea- paannIosb 2 yards. The next pia97 re suited in tumble, but Waterbury re- covered 1t and made her distance a moment later by the double pass. Han non made 4 yards, White" Reilly got noue and Stowe made 3. Eagan went ahead for 5 by nice hurdling and "White'' got 3. Lawlor could not get started on the next lineup, but Eagan on very pretty hurdle made on the next try Hannon, after IT minutes of play, pushed it over for the third touchdown. Cronan sent it spinning over the bars. Score 16-0. The end or the first half occurred shortly after with the ball in the middle Of, the field.
 In the second half Fort Terry kick ed of and Waterbury with a new set of backs started in to do things. Law Tor played quarter instead of Sheehan. Matt Byrnes made 2 yards and went through the right wing for more. J Hayes got through the left side for I and Cronan on two attempts made [. Byrnes in two smashes reeled on l2 and J. Hayes got ,. Lawlor fumole1 but recovered the ball. Shields then got 20 through the right side and II. Hayes 8. Cronan got :. Shienlds banged his way ahead for 5 and Han non got 1. On the next play there was a tumble. The ball bounded out of the heap. Cronan. the sleuth, was there on the spot. pickel 1t up and went over for the fourth touchdown He kicked an easy goal. Score 22O. There was no more scoring, but often turing the remainder of the game Fort Terry smashed up Waterbury z plays in a surprising manner. which ar,y goes to slsow what the Aeorlls .n,sbt do iu the game next Saturday. The Hue-up was as follows:
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