The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-19
Goddard Swept Brigham Ac-
ademy Team OF Their Feet
SCORED 4 TOUCHDOWNS
Heath and Mcdonald Were the Star
Players on Local Eleven--Brigham
Got Ball On Goddard's io-yafd
Line at the Close.

Goddard won another whirlwind yic-
tory by defeating Brigham academy OF
Bakersfield 40 TO Q, yesterday afternoon.
Five straight shutouts ii Goddardssen-
yiable record thus far this season. Her
first game, played with but little previ.
Gus practice, against Montpelier high
school. resnIted IN neither side scoring
bpt since then Goddard has developed an
invincihlc team for anything she has
played Brigham was outelasscd from
the start Tho visitors had fully as
heavy 4 team as the locals, but they
were too slow for tile swift Goddard
backs; Who swept around them Al wiIl
Mcdonald played a star game for God
dafd lnaking five Of the seven touch
downs and one Of them being after an
ciehtY-iiye yard run on the first rush
alter i Kickoff by Brigham. HE yisi.
tons eaild gam only by piinting. Every
Time they tried to rush the bali s.
Berry tore through the line and downed
the ball FOR a loss of i've yards of more
III the opening Of tho second half Flan-
ders made sensational touchdown af-
tcr Goddard had punted 10 Brigham. The
Brigham ftll back. IN attempting to
catch the punt, stumbled and fell. Elan
dcls was close up 20 him and catching
np the ball ran 40 yards for a touch
down
Brigham started the game by kicking
on TO Goddard and in fye minutes Nc
Donald had made his first touchdown,
after Goddard had rushed straight doWn
the field with end plays from their own
SO-yard line, eilath kicked the goal
Goddard then kicked otf To the visitors
and the ball was dowhed on the 45syard
line Brigham fnmhled Oh the first rush
and Goddard secured the ball. Alexander
falling on IT. On the arst rush. Heath
went 80 yards to the i0-vard line. and
in two more PUSHES Mcdonald had made
his second touchdown Heath sent the
pigskin between the posts again Brig.
ham kicked off to $. Berry, who was
dowifei on the 30-yard line Goddard
then started in on another continuous
race to the goal line, Mcdonald making
his third touchdown and Heath kicking
the goal
Goddard kicked to Brigham and held
them for downs on the 25-yarl line.
Ia two minutes more Macdonald was
sent over the goal line for his fourth
touchdown and Heath made the goal.
The score now stood "a Ii Q. Brigham
kicked to Heath. who was downed on
the 40- yard line. On the first rush Mellon.
aid went around the whole visiting
team for rs fifth touchdown. after run,
ming SIS yards. Heath made his first
failure t0 kick the goal Goddard kicked
OF and Brigham after two unsuccessful
attempts to gain. punted. The ball
rolled BY Heath aud went to tho i0-yard
line, but the trappy quarterback got il
and ran TO the 35-yard line. when time
Vas called for the first half
In the second half Goddard had u
let mp her pace little. as Quarterback
Heath was nearly exhausted from an
injury received in the frst hall Of the
game. and before the half WAS finished
he had TO be taken ont and Mcdonald
put IN his place $. Berry went Il
right half and Tilden. 10 right tackle
Goddard kicked of TO the visitors. who
were forced to punt, and the hall wa,
downed on 6oddard's 35yard line Nc
Donald gained ) yards and johnson wa.
( tackled for loss. Goddard then punted
| The Brigham quarterback fell over back
/ wards instead Of catching the ball. and
/ Flanders who had broken through tho
! line. caught Up the hall and had clear
sailing for 40 yards to the goal line. S
Berry kicked the goal At this point
Heath was taken out and with th'
changes that Goddard had to make tn,
team was weakened, although they wer'
able 10 score once more after receiving
the ball on a punt. Alexander mnde
2Jsyard gain, followed By Is yards b,
Mcdonald, bringing The ball to tho 10
yard line. Alexander then made Til
last touchdown in the next rush. S
Berry failed to kick the goal The las
few minutes Of the game then wer
! played in almost total darkness. Bot
sides fumhled badly, and when time wa
called Brigham had The bali on Goddard
i0-yaid line.
/ The line-upi
! GODDARD BRIGHAM
| Alexander, / c, .,.......r. e., Lovelac
Flanders, J.. {. ....,t..........r. T.. Ryal
/ Walsh, y s. ....s...r. q, Stufllebear
4 Ulrich, G. ......-,.,.,... .c., JeFofd
Thomas, !. &. ...,.sl. z. + Bramar
s.. Berry, +, t. 4 +. b. b.. 4. T., pomero
Olsen, +. c. .........l. e., w. Bramal
Mcdonald, i. h. b, & q. b.. .r.hb., Waldo
Harrison, { $780,. .....f. b., Gree
johnson L Ii. b. ..,.r, Ii. b.. Carpente
Heath, q, b. .........,,. q. b., Lsmbcr
flden, i. t.
Referee, Blake; umpires Heath on
Dcmer; linesmen, NJ. Clark and Miller
timekeepers, l.. Clark and Morse; tim,
Il l5-minute halves.