Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-08
THE GRlDlRON
FORT TERRY
 BADLY BEATEN
Played Ring. Around the Soldiers Results
 of College Galaes.

I which was expected to give the All Waterbury eleven hard fight, was showed under yesterday, out at Mau rice Reeds camping grounds, by tht score of B to 0, the game being st One-sided that very little interest was manifested in it after the first few minutes of play. The All-Waterbury men were far too fast and knew tht game about steen per cent better thar their opponents, who scented lost l when it caine to playing the new rules. Only once during the entire game did the visitors gain ten yards in their allotted downs, and it was more of an accident than anything else. On the defense the soldier boys were anything but good, and the local team had very little trouble in skirting the ends for thirty to forty yards at a time. After one kick of they carried the ball down the field in just four downs. The playing of | Waterbury showed much improve ment although their work of yester- day should not give too much confi- dence to their supporters as the Fort Terry team is anything but clever aggregation. It defeated Fort Wright week ago yesterday, but the Fort Wright combination must be about one hundred below par to let Terryites wallop them.
 Because of the poor trolley service the game did not start until 4 o'clock, and the five hundred specta- tors who were waiting in tlfe cold thought the players would never ar rive. But one hour after the supposed hour for the contest to begin Referee Druehl blew his whistle and Hannon booted the leather to Fort Terry. The ball was carried back about ten yards before the military man was brought to the ground by Jack Shields, who was knocked out by the tackle, and forced to retire from the game, John Hayes taking his place. Fort Terry endeavored to pierce Waterbury's defense and gained few yards. but not enough to be noticeable. Instead of bunting on the third down with five yards to go, Fort Terry tried to hit the line, and lost the ball. It was a sinecure for the Waterbury team to carry the ball over for the first touchdown, Lew Cronin doing the trick on a pretty end run. The first score was made in five minutes From that time the spectators wondered what score the home team would roll up, as it could be easily seen that the ulsitorst were out-classed. At no. tine t1urihgthe game did they put up what might be called a good defense, for the simple reason that they did not know how to begin to stop the play of the Waterbury team. The forward pass, the double pass and all kinds of passes were tried by Waterbury, and in every case the plays made good. Even when Quarterback Sheehan punted some of his men were down the field to get 1t on the bound and big distances were thus gained. If All-Waterbury can execute its plays in every game, as it did yesterday 1t should prove match for anything in the state. The double pass by means of which the third touchdown was made was neat piece of work. al though a fast team would have nailed it hard as the play was by far too fast for Fort Terry. Quarterback Sheehan. playing back little further than usual. received the pigskin on the snapback, tossed it to Daly. who was by this time at the end of the line and Daily sent the ball over the heads of the other players into the arm of Lew Cronin, who scampered over the chalkmark. as no one was near him. The play made the Fort Terry look round in amaZenent The first half ended with the score of 11 to 0. The second half was repeti- tion of the first. and Waterbury had fun at the expense of the other Tel lows. Three more touchdowns were made in this half and as many more points could have been rolled up If the Waterbury team had so de- sired. The lineup: Fort Terry. Riley, Higgins ......... Haymaker
 Left End.
 stowe ....... ..s.... heIoeht
 Left Tackle. Wentworth ....... Hayes
 Left Guard. Porter. Brant ............ Triplett
 Center. Hannon ...... Harrington, Bradam
 Right Guard. ............ Cox
 Right Tackle. cronan ...............> McGrath
 Right End.
 Lawlor ..... Richardson
 Quarterback. John Bagley. Joe Bagley.
 Neher |
 Left Halfback. Shields. ]. Hayes. Egan, Gluehowskie
 Right Halfback-
 Daily. H. Hayes .......... Dumaine
 Fullback.
 Touchdovns. Cronan ,. Lavlor. H.. Hayes. Stowe. Goals from touch- down. Cronan 2. Time Of halves. 25 minutes. Score. first half. All-Water- bury IS. Fort Terry .. Final score. a. Fort Terry Q. Referee. Druehl Umpire. Neary. Head linesman, Cafney. Timskeep- ITS. Spain and Cunningham