The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-16

superior has not been ii school for years,
and he weighs only 1876 pounds at that.
Alexander also made one run Of SO
yards.
Six Touchdowns in First Half.
During the first half Goddard scored
six OF her touehdowns. On the kickoff
by Montpelier, J Berry caught the bah
on his 1s-yard line and ran 81 yards be-
fore being downed Ii was easy for him
to make the remaining distance. Heath
failed to kick the goal. The second
kickoff by Nj. S. went to Flanders on
the 15-yard line and he got BY the mid
die Of the field before dropping A
| forward pass to Alexander gained 20
yards and y. Berry then landed on the
l0.yard line, only to tumble. Olsen was
on the ball. however, Heath went over
! the line for the second touchdown, but
again he failed to kick the goal
Immediately after the ball was put
in play again, Alexander slipped around
the right end for SO yards, the Mont
pelier taeklers being brushed off easily
by the splendid interference. J.. Berry
next took the BAH BY right tackle and
went over the line. But the ball was
called back for holding and Montpelier
was given FIVE yards. That made no
difference as j Berry ON the next try
went over for the third touchdown.
Heath booted the ball between the up
rights this time.
Goddard kicked ID Montpelier and
| then held on the 15-yard line In two
rushes ]. Berry had registered the
fourth touchdown, while Heath didn't
have his kicking eye again.
Heath received the ball on the kickoff
and ran it back IS yards, following
Hit up by another rush 10 the 3-yard
line, from which J Berry got across in
the second try The same Berry ran the
next Kickoff to the middle Of the field,
at which point Mcdonald came onto the
arena by running so yards. Goddard
was oyer-anxious, however, and was set
back is yards 1t was d big handicap
to make up and Heath called for a punt
/ formation Montpelier was drawn into
the trick easily, and the little quarter
back took the ball himself and sailed
around right end for 30 yards. With
one on two minor nishes, Heath went
over the line for the sixth set Of FIVE.
He also kicked goal,
Time was all that saved another
touchdown for Mr. s. as the half ended
with the ball on her 2-yard line. Flan-
der and j. Berry were largely response
! BILE for covering the ground from Mont
pelie's kickoff The visitors were drawn
into the same fake punt trick and y.
Berry carried the hall around right end
almost to the line when time was
called.
Second Half Trihe Slower
Goddard slowed up her terrific pace in
| the second half somewhat. but az that
scored two touchdowns and had the ball
within four yards Of another when the
half ended Montpelier received the
1 kick and was at once forced to punt.
Olsen blocked the punt and Goddard got
the pigskin J. Berry was the one to
tally again, but Heath failed on the
goal.
After the next kickoff Mcdonald took
the ball on the second play and ran
.65 yards for the last touchdown. Heath
brought the total up to 4a by kicking
the goal.
Goddard again forced NJ. S. TO punt
and Heath recovered 35 yards Of it. For
4 the first and only time Montpelier held
4 Goddard, but was herself forced to punt
to The middle Of the field BY steady
gains; chiefly now by Capt. S. Berry,
the bali was taken over by that player
but for offside the ball was brought
back and given to the fast weakening
visitors. They couldn't gain and Heath
took their punt and ran back twenty
! yards. on the next play the little quar-
ter tried a drop-kick from the 20 yard
line, but the kick went low and S. Berry
I fell on the BAH Then Heath ANNEXED
himself to s. Berry's belt and away they
went twenty yards and across the line,
only to be brought back Tor offside
work. Goddard worked Che ball back
to the 4.yard line when the game ended.
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