The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-11-14
Seminary Defeated Picked
Team From Montpelier, p too.
HAVING ALL ADVANTAGE
Except in Third Period of Game at Inter
city Park, the Montpelier Aggrega-
ton Was 0utclassesd-G Goddard
Uncorked Some Good Plays.

Goddard seminary wound up its foot
ball season Saturday afternoon at Inter
city park by riding roughshod over a
picked team from Montpelier to the tune
of % to 0. The defeated team was com
posed largely of players and alumni of
Montpelier seminary and Montpelier high
school, who, although showing occasional
flashes Of individual brilliancy, lacked
team work On the other hand, Goddard
presented team of seasoned veterans,
who displayed to excellent advantage the
hard drilling to which they had been
subject for the past two months.
The two teams were evenly matched
in weight, blu the seminary showed much
better form and frequently uncovered
plays that their opponents found difficult
to follow. Repeated gains were made
through the Montpelier line, but the
greater part Of the distance gained by
Goddard was around the ends and
through successful forward passes. In
starting the passes, Fisk at quarterback
handled the ball like an expert. The
other backs and ends were also alive to
the possibilities Of this play, and, with
a few exceptions, were always there to
catch the ball. For Montpelier, Freed
man proved to be good distance gamer,
and was the only man to make any
marked gains around the seminary ends.
Buck, a former Vermont varsity man,
was one of the best tacklers on the field
and was especially fast in getting down
under punts.
At the beginning of the game, Bartlett
kicked off for Montpelier, the ball going
to Fisk, who advanced 1t well up the
field Scott and Fisk, in turn, then took
the ball 10 within forty yards OF Mont
pelier's goal line Two forward passes
were then pulled off, one BY Fisk and
Mclyer and the other by Fisk and Turn
ey, which brought the bah to within four
yards of the line. On the next play
Fisk was pushed over for the first touch
down. Scott kicked the goal making
the score 6 to 0.
Scott kicked off for Goddard, the ball
going to Bartlett. During the remainder
Of the period, the ball changed hands fire.
quently, the ball remaining until the
last few minutes near the center of the
field. Two minutes before time was
called, however rushes BY Chapple, Fisk
and Sherbmne brought the bali TO with
in ten yards OF Montpelier's goal line
The blowing Of the whistle probably pre-
vented Goddard from making its second
touchdown at this time.
The ball was put in play on the ten
yard line in the second period but God
dard failed to advance it and lost oil
downs. Montpelier then essaved for
intercepted by Fisk. Goddard then
worked the forward pass successfully
for fifteen yards After Scott and Fisk
had brought the ball to within thirty
yards Of Montpelier's goal line. the for
ward pass was repeated, MeIyer receiy-
ing the ball from Fisk and carrying il
over the line for the second touchdown
Scott failed to kick goal
Laird kicked off for Montpelier from
the middle of the field With the ball
near Goddard's goal line, the forward
pass was tried, but was mcompleted and
brought back Sherburne then punted
but Montpelier fumbled on the catch and
McIver, for the seminary, fell on the ball
After Tuney had circled left end for a
long gain, the whistle blew for the end
of the first half, with the ball in God
dards possession near the center of the
field.
Scrubs Bucked Up.
The second half opened with several
changes in the lineup Of both elevens
Chapple kicked of for Goddard, Freed
man receiving the bali. 1t was then that
Montpelier made the only gains that
counted during the whole game. The
work of Buck at left half was also no.
ticeable in this period The ball changed
hands several times, neither side being
able to make any appreciate gain. Dur
ing the latter part of the period, Mont
pelier was penalized five yards for of
side. When the whistle blew, Laird had
punted for Montpelier from the center
OF the field. Scott taking the ball down
the field for long gain until downed by
Buck
The last period opened with the bah
in play on Montpeler's 35-yard line. On
the third down, with seven yards to go,
Fisk pulled Oft pretty forward pass,
which more than Melted the required dis
lance. Montpelier was also penalized
five yards at this time for tripping.
With the ball not far from Mont
pelier's goal line, Sherburne went through
the line for the third touchdown. Scott
kicked the goal, bringing the score up to
IL to 0.
Chapple again kicked of for Goddard
from the middle Of the field. 4 success
full forward pass by Montpelier was al /
most Immediately followed BY tumble,
Fisk recovering the ball for the semi
nary Goddard then uncovered play.
which included pass from Fisk 10 Sher
burne TO MoIver and back to Fisk, which
resulted in another touchdown. Scott
failed to kick a goal. Scott kicked OF
for Goddard Montpelier again made
a stab NJ the forward pass, but failed.
Sherburnc intercepting the ball The
game closed at this stage, with the BAH
in Montpelier territory
The lineup
Goddard. Montpelier. (
McLeay, Oieson, e.....,.....r q, Laird
Turney, Warden, t.........r {, Niles
Louis, Gilman. Wells. ] g..r z. Martin
Richardson teapt.l, e.....t..c, Siege
Iinkham, Flynn, 7 g.s...,.....lg e. Davis
lenoau, Campbell, z t........l {, Smith
MoIver, Craig, r eel e, Bartlett, Hollis
Fisk, q b.....,,...q b, Papo, A. Laird
Chapple, Carr, h.. r h. Collins. Freedman
Scott, h.t,.s.l h. Brooks, Buck capt.