St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1910-11-23
ACADEMY NOTES.
The Boys Defeated Lyndon Institute
New Captain Chosen.

Last Wednesday morning in
chapel, Mr.. Smith, the instructor.
who has coached the Academy team
gave an inspiring talk about winning
the game with Lyndon Institute. In
response to his appeal the Academy
team that afternoon did defeat the
Institute. The first period was very
evenly played punts being exchanged
but no decisive advantage gained.
The second period the Academy team
marched down the field in spite of.
Lyndon's desperate defence. A touch
down would have been made if time
had not been called, but Lyndon was
saved for the time. The third period
was closely contested, but the Acad-
envy team were not to be checked. i
Plumley, Elliot and Moves carried
the ball for long gains, and at last,
Noyes carried the ball from a fake
play over. the goal line for a touch
down. PlumIey missed the goal, and
the score stood SO in favor of the
Academy. The rest of the period the
ball stayed in the middle of the field.
The last peiod was played
in semi-darkness, but closely
fought. In the last five minutes of
play, La France, the Institutes
right half brought Lyndonls hope up
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held the Institute for downs, and
| Lyndon's golden opportunity was
| lost. The game ended SO in favor
of ST. Johnsbury. The st. J. A.
boys all played fine game, especial
| ly Elliot, Capt. Plumley, and Moves.
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| Griggs, r e, e, Bailey
Hayden, r t, t, Stockwell
| Stenson (Genge), rg g, Brown
Henderson, c, Cheney
| RUSSELL G, g, Wakefield
| Cleveland, t t, Gray
| Nelson, (Hill), I e, Swail
| Noyes, g b b, Campbell
Eliot, r h b b b, LaFrance
| Plumley, l b b l b, Smith
| Gilillan, b b, Simpson
| Umpire, Lincoln. IL. IL Time
keeper, Hoffman. Il. u Referee,
Smith. est. J. Al Field judge,
] Nickerson est J. Al Touchdowns,
! Noyes. est. J. A.) Periods, 4-15
minutes.
The Academy team chose a cap
tain for next year last Thursday
| afternoon. As Plumley graduates in
June the choice fell on Elliot, who
played star game Wednesday. The
Academy hopes for good results
next fall.
The Adelphian and Athenian
societies held meetings last Satur-
day. In the Adelphian a selection
was rendered by the South Hall
choir, also fife duet by two other
| members.
Thornton b. Penf1eld OF Engle-
Wood, N. j.; lnt. sec. OF M: y. A.
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MISS MARY simpson OF tne ciass
| OF 1soo was most welcome caller
at Ine y. Coltag9 Iecenty.
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u Tue class ol lStV' Is Inc winner u
hurry Renuhiican in its recent VOTING
contest.
The school will hold but one ses-
sion on Wednesday, closing at about
two O'Clock.
The boys of the north side of
South Hall held their Thanksgiving
| banquet Thursday evening. Covers
were laid for eleven. The Misses