Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-10-07
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not make the most of the opportuni
ties that We're offered them because
one or two men were trying to do
what the entire eleven should. The abb
sence of team play and interference
was conspicuous. Bonehead plays on
the part of Frost twice, and Weather
bee, once, We're the real factors that
inquired in the three scores of the Wis
ltors, although they made number
OF good runs and bucked the line we'll.
The point in which the boys from
Bulkeiey particularly excelled was
that they were all alive to the mis-
maps of the Windham boys and did not
fa1l to grasp them
captain Prince, Taylor and Costello.
including Selikowitx, were most con-
spicuous performers for the visitors,
Whlle harrington and keirars excelled
Tor Wlndham. Harringto would fit
IN better in the line and there should
also be number of shifts in the line
tnat would strengthen the local eleven.
Kelley and Frost did some good tack
ling and Vanderman recovered a num-
Der OF forward passes that showed
that he has good possibilities. Wealth
erbee's passing was pretty poor and
MS fum bling was very costly. Frosts
dumb play, that of deliberately toss
ing the ball TO Selikowitz, who ran
forty odd yards to a touchdown, was
extremely disastrous
The final score was 1870 in favor of
Buikeley. Right off the reel the boys
from the Whaling city got the jun p
on the Windham outfit and after con-
sstent gains by Flaherty and Ryan,
Prince plunged through and over the
line for the first touchdown. tlaherty
failed at the try for a goal F'laheTty
kicked off for Buckley and Windham
failed at an attempted forward pass,
then Buckley did likewise and was
then penaIized for being offside.
Wind h3 f2Ilad 81 with n 2 g.
ton carrying the ball and then an at
tempted forward pass failed and time
was called
Second period. 1t was Bulkeley' s
ball on Windham's so yard line. The
ball changed hands frequently because
of penalties and poor playing and the
period closed with neither eleven hav-
ing a decided advantage.
Third period. Windham was in
possession of the ball and was work
ing slowly up the field when Frost
made his play that gave the ball to
for touchdown. Prince rallied at the
try for a goal. There was no more
scoring during the period Buckley
kicked off to Windham and Harring-
ton received the ball, and then Crane
gained twice for small distances and
Casey was offside and a five yard pen
atty was inflicted.
Fourth period Brazil was substi-
tuted for Reeves at fullback, Crowley
went in at left half and Caraerousa
took the place of the left guard, Tay-
lor having replaced Costello at end
in the third period; during the last
period Costello re-entered the game
in place of Taylor. An exchange of
punts was made in which Bulkeley
was a winner. Buckley failed to gain
and was again forced to punt and
Weatherbee fumbled the ball and Tay-
H..
field and over the line for a touch
down. Prince kicked the goal. Score
1910 in favor of Bulkeley. The re-
mainder of the period was a trifle in
favor of Windham, who worked a nice
forward pass, on which Nanderman
gained about 30 yards. The game end
ed as Frost recovered a punt with the
ball still in Windham's territory, but
near the center of the field
The penalties were quite frequent;
but Buckley was the great offender.
The contest was clearly played and
the possibilities of the so-called new
game will be we'll worth watching
The lineup and summary:
Bulkeley: lie, Ryan. 1t Selkowitz,
lg, Canure and Caraerousa, C Huntley,
rig Casey TT Swartz. re- Costello and
Taylor OBJ Keefe. lib Flaherty and
Crowley, RIB Prince, fb Reeves and
Brazil.
w lnOHdm niSn ScnOOl. Ike Ndnuer-
man, TT Undertook, re- Kelley. Mar
tin, IL Staebner, 1t Wallen, lie Frost,
% Weatherbee, RIB Keirans. lib
Harrington, flo Crane.
Touchdowns, Prince, Selikowitz and
Taylor. Goal from touchdown, Prince.
Score 1910 Officials, Professor Fay
of Windham, referee: Mr. Arnold of
New London, umpire; field judge,
Aichmond. Times, Mccoy and Hoxie.
Time. four periods of ten minutes.