The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-10-24
GODDARD WON
QUITE EASILY
Defeated st. MichaefS, 10 to
0, on Saturday
MAKING TWO TOUCHDOWNS
The Seminary Boys Were Constantly on
the Offensive, and st. Michaels
Was Defending Its Goal All
the Time.
MAKING TWO TOUCHDOWNS

Goddard seminary defeated its long
time rival, st. AIichaers college Of Wi
nooski, at football on the campus Satur-
day afternoon by 10 to 0 score. A
drizzling rain prevailed throughout the
greater part Of the game, making the
field slippery and preventing fast play
by either team. In point of weight, the
eleyens were evenly matched, but God
dard showed much better form and
played on the offensive most OF the time.
The seminary boys frequently uncovered
! trick plays, while their opponents adj
hered for the most part to old style
| football.
The first touchdown was made in the
first period, when Fiske crossed the goal
line after Chapple had advanced the ball
to within two feet OF the goal The
last one came in the third, on a series
of plays through the line Carr who
had taken Chapples place, finally car
ried the ball over the line The local
team played continually on the offensive,
while only once did the visiting eleven
make its gains Goddard outclassed the
college team at almost every turn, and
under more favorable weather conditions
would probably have rolled up a larger
score.
st. Michaeps kicked of in the FIRST
period Fiske receiving the ball almost
on Goddard's goal line He advanced
the ball to the middle of the field. but
few moments later the seminary lost
the pigskin on an attempted forward
pass. st. Michaels made a small gain
through the line and then lost in tmn
to Goddard on a tumble. The ball was
tnow in st. MichaeFs territory. Chapple
advanced the ball to within few feet
of the goal, when he was compelled to
retire on account of an injured knee He
was replaced al left half by Carr On
the next play, Fiske rushed the ball over
the line Scott failed to kick the goal
With only a few minutes more of play
Scott kicked off from the center of the
field Mareeau received but time was
called with the ball on st. Michaers
20-yard line,
At the opening of the second period,
st. Michaers punted Fiske recovered
the ball and made a long gain before
being intercepted Sherburne made
good gain, but Goddard later lost on
downs. st. Michaels again punted, and
Fiske again recovered the ball Cod
dard, however. failed to make any gain
and lost the ball through Richardson's
tumble on the third down. Mareeau,
for ST. Michaels made a good gain
through the line and was followed BY
long run around end BY Mahar. The
half closed with the ball in st. Mi
chaers possession, near the center OF the
field.
Scott kicked of for Goddard at the
opening Of the second half. Houle took
the ball and carried II for d short dis
lance down the field. On the third down,
with five yards to go. st. Michael's full
back again punted to Fiske. The semi
nary eleven then advanced the ball stead
lily up the field, Carr, Sherburne, Scott
and Fiske figuring in some fine gains
through the line. Carr carried the bali
over the line for the second touchdown.
st. Michaers kicked out from the goal
line, but the ball fell to the ground, and
Goddard failed to make a goal Scott
again kicked off for the seminary. st.
Michael's was unable to make any gain
and punted to Fiske. The period closed
with the ball in Goddard's possession on
st. Michaels 35.yard line
AT the beginning of the last period,
Goddard was penalized fifteen yards for
hurdling. With seventeen yards to 90,
Sherburne punted, st. Miehaels adyanc-
ing the ball for a small gain The Wi
nooski quarter back then fumbled but
recovering the ball made fifteen yards
The college team. however, was penal
lied like distance for holding With
the ball now IN the danger zone, st.
Michaers punted to Sherburne. It was
then that the forward pass was pulled
by Fiske and Carr for gain OF twenty
yards. Fiske followed with a good gain
around right end. The forward pass was
tried again within few yards of st.
Michaels goal line, but was interrupted
for the close of the last period
The game consisted of two seyen-min-
ute periods, and two ten minutes long
The periods alternated in length, start
ing with the FIRST one lasting ten min
utes.
Richardson, Carr. Fiske aud Sherburne
showed up in excellent form. while Chap
pie made some gains that counted before
he was compelled to leave the game be-
cause OF injuries Marceau, Dover and
Mahar were the feature men for the
visiting eleven
The line-un fOllowe.-