Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-21

:, Saturday the Academy team suc- ceeded in rolling uD Is to 0 against | their city opponents, the West Ends ] The score tells the story pretty we'll The West Ends were a little the worst after the game, with the exception of 1 the little guarantee. Higgins broke I the ligament of his finger and Skelly sprained the fragments of his ankle. For the West Ends, Higgins and $. | Skelly were persistent ground gathers while the former was the one who stopped Mccormick on his pluggine line plungeS for which he is so well i famed. Townsend was particularly notable for his tackling and defensive work.
 The Academy boys were lacking two of their star players, Swan and Smith, but they still maintained their strong defense. In the back field Lawson ran for some good gains. while Me Cormiclx dashed, wiggled and shot through the line for big gains. Skelly won the toss and chose the north goal with a strong wind at his back. Mccormick kicked to Skelly, who ran the ball back 50 yards. Liz to Mccormick. Mccormick went for ten and punted to Popham who fum- bled to Mccormick. The Academy rushed the ball to the four yard line where it was lost by a tumble. The West Ends rushed the ball and then DulleQ u nt PCllOQ SiluSQ after an other down and 8 forward pass.
 Second Period. Academy ball on the 10 yard line. Mccormick gained yards in two downs and Lawson went over for touchdown. but no goal was kicked. Score, Academy 5, West Ends 0.
 Mccormick received kick from LHeureux and the ball changed hands. L'Heureux gained 27 yards In two downs by quick playing, after which they lost five and Higgins was giving the ball to the Academy. Law son made 15 yards with fine interfer- ence. Mccormick, Elliott and Ha- vens advanced the ball some 25 yards and Mccormick kicked to L'Heureux under his own goal. L'Heureux kicked to Murray. who was dropped by Town send and whose playing was very con- spicuous.
 Third Period.
 Higgins having injured his finger, was replaced by Standish. L'Heureux kicked to Coughlin and the ball was advanced steady down the field. The Academy kicked, recovered and Law son finally goes over for a touchdown ed to kick the goal. The Academy kicked to Skelly but they soon re- turned the kick and started on an- other march down the field to the 20 yard line. when tune was called. Score, N. |. A.. 10. West Ends 0.
 Fourth Period.
 The Academys ball on opponents % yard line. Mccormick made first down, but they lost ball on next play and LHeureux kicked to Murray, who caught the punt in fine shape, and ran to the 20 yard line like a flash with a 90 yard run. Here the chance for a score was lost when Popham took a forward pass from Mccormick. The West Ends braced and rushed the ball for some 20 yards. where they were checked and $. Skelly was taken out of the game because of bad ankle. Hertz replaced Shelley. The Academy tdok the b. T and Lawson and Ravens advanced the ball to the 2 yard line where Murray went over for the third touchdown. Mccormick kicked the goal. Score, Academy Is, West Ends 0. The lineups:
 Academy-G ebrath re, Kinney 1e, Herbert rg, Walsh lg, Ravens r.. FL liott it, Isbister C. Mccormick (capt) rhb, CouShlin fb, Lawson lhb, Murray qb.
 West Ends-Townsend re, Skelly le, Stockwell rg, Campbell lg, F. Skelly IT. Cough It, Donovan c, Higgins rhb, LHeureux flo, Skelly (capt.) 1hb, Pop ham qb
 Touchdowns for Academy, Lawson 2. Murray. Score, Academy 16, West Ends 0. Referee, Aultrnan; timer, Bai- ley.