Norwich bulletin., 1909-11-22

from Beebe and Noyes was through
like flash, downing the New London
man on Bulkeley's 10-yard line and
1t was Acadeniy's ball. Noyes dashed
yards around Arnold's end to the
yard line, and Mccormick made
good for the touchdown on the next
rush. Captain Gallivan punted out
from the corner of the field to Rick
etts, who made a fair catch, and
Moves kicked a pretty goal. Score,
Academy ~, Buckley 0.
Buckley Stupg for the Third Time.
After Academy had kicked off again
Buckley for the first time showed a
little class with a rs yard run by No
Bile around Gebrath's end. But the
Academy defense was as stiff as ever
and Gallivan mussed up a Buckley
forward pass at the Academy As yard
line. Several exchanges of kicks in
which Hendrick, Gebrath and CALI
van nailed the Buckley catchers be-
fore they had a chance to move, car
ried the ball toward the Buckley goal
steadily and a forward pass from
Noyes to Gallivan, which Captain
Jack muffed on the 20 yard line, but
saved to the Academy as the ball rolled
out, put the N. F. A. in position to
strike. Then came a play that dazed
the Buckley eleven. Hendrick tried
and missed goal from placement, but
it was still Academy's tall. as
Academy was given yards for
Bulkeley offside. Again the place kick
formation, but this time it was a
peach of a forward pass which Moves
shot on a Decline to Gallivan who
had but a step or two to fall over for
touchdown. Gallivan punted out,
Noyes making the catch, but his kick
fer goal struck the outside of the
posts. Score, Academy II, Buckley O.
In the short time that was left in
this half, Captain Shea. Beebe and
Glynn rushed the ball up the field on
short gains through the Academy line
but the Academy made a stonewall
stand and took the ball on downs on
their own 1 foot line. Noyes kicked
out of danger after two rushes by
McCor|ick had gained the needed
standing room, and the half ended
with the ball in the center of the field
as Ricketts, got it on a tumble by
Bhlkeley.
Buckley Adopts Line Plays.
Buckley came back in the second
half with new-policy outlined, which
was to keep plugging at the Academy
center. Buckley kicked off On the
first scrimmage the Academy tried a
spectacular long pass across the field,
Noyes to Gallivan, but Costello's Wig
lance blocked off the looked for gain.
Beebe fumbled an Academy kick and
Gallivan got the ball with a clear
field ahead, but Captain Shea downed
him from behind, getting badly shaken
up by the tackle. Time was taken out
a number of times in the half for in
juries to Buckley players and Costel-
10 finally gave up his place to Reeves.
Casey was also taken out to put in
a fresh man, st. German. Things
looked black for the Academy when
Hendrick let kick go over his head,
but he saved the ball. Several kicks
were exchanged and Buleley worked
forward pass, Beebe to Shea, for Is
yards. Buckley suffered a. penalty
for hurdling, and then brought the ball
up to the Academy foot line, only
to lose 1t ON downs against the red
and whites heroic defense.
When Noyes had kicked out of dam
ger, Buckley took up the line plung-
ing game from the 35 yard line. going
through center and one guard after
another until Beebe finally plunged
over for Bulkeley's only touchdown.
He also kicked Bulkeley's only goal.
This completed the scoring, and in
the few minutes remaining neither
team made any continued advance
against the other. The ball was in
Academy's possession when the final
whistle blew.