The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-10-27
Newport High Went Up
Against Goddard Stone Wall
AND WAS BEATEN BACK
Seminary Team Ran Up Record Score
of 68 to 0, Players Romping Down
the Field Almost I'M
hindered.

Goddard seminary took a fall out Of
the Newport high school eleven on the
campus yesterday afternoon by rolling
up 6s to 0 score. The Newport team
came to Barre with an enyiable record
of eight consecutive victories won this
season, and under these conditions the
outcome of the game was a matter OF
much speculation by followers Of the
seminary team.
AT the very first of the game, Cod
dard pushed the ball over the goal line,
and with such apparent ease that their
opponents seemed to lose courage. The
seminary eleven fairly rushed their visit
ors off their feet at every stage OF the
game, while their own goal line was
never in danger. Only once did New
port make its required gain, and then
on successful forward pass. The semi
nary team not only outweighed their
opponents, but outplayed them in every
department. The contest was too much
one-sided to create much excitement
among the spectators.
Scott kicked off for Goddard in the
first period, and the Newport runner was
downed on his own ffteen-yard line. The
visitors were held for downs at the out
set. Before the first three minutes OF
play were up Scott had scored a touch
down for the seminary and had kicked
a goal Scott again kicked off for God
dard. The seminary then pushed the
ball down the field and, aided by a
forward pass, was able to score its sec
ond touchdown. Scott failed to kick a
goal.
Scott kicked off for Goddard, Ferris
receiving the ball and advancing it a
short distance down the field. 1t was
then that a successful forward pass,
pulled off by Ferris and Kipp, enabled
the visitors to make their only good
gain during the game Newport was
obliged to put on the next play, how
ever, Sherburne taking the ball and run
ming half way down the field for God
dards third touchdown. Scott kicked
the goal. Buck kicked off for Newport,
Fiske receiving the ball and making a
good gain. Scott made a long run around
left for the fourth touchdown and later
kicked goal. The period then closed
with the score % to 0 in favor OF Cod
dard
The second period was a repetition Of
the first. Scott kicked off for Goddard.
Newport was obliged TO put, Carr TAX
ing the ball Fiske then made long
run down the field for another touch
down. No goal was kicked. Scott kicked
off for Goddard, and Newport was again
obliged to put. Fiske got the ball,
and after series of gains by Scott and
Eherburne the latter crossed the line
for a touchdown. Scott kicked goal,
making the score "a to 0. Scott kicked
of, and after an unsuccessful forward
pass Newport punted. The period closed
with the ball in Goddard's possession on
Newport's 35-yard line.
Quick Scoring Continues.
At the beginning of the second half, |
Buck kicked off for Newport, and Fiske
received the ball The forward pass was
then used successfully, and gains by
Turney Scott and Sherbmne and a run
around left end by Fiske led up TO
plunge through the line by Sherburne
for the seventh touchdown. Scott kicked
the goal Buck kicked off for Newport,
Scott catching the ball. The forward
pass was then used effectively for fiji
teen yards, McIver receiving the ball
from Fiske and making a touchdown. /
The score was then As to 0, Goddard
failing to kick a goal Buck again
kicked off for Newport MeIver received
the ball Fiske then made 25 yards |
around left end. Carr carried the ball
through the line, Buck downing him near
the goal line. Some difficulty occurred
here, and both men were put out OF
the game for rough play. Fiske then
carried the ball over the line for
touchdown, Scott kicking the goal
Smith kicked off for Newport, but the
period closed before Goddard had hardly /
lined up. The score stood 81 to o.
During the last period, Goddard con-
tinued TO rush the Newport team off |
It's feet. In the first few minutes of /
play, Sherburne got the ball and ran
half the length of the field for another
touchdown Scott kicked goal, bring. |
ing the score up to 81. Perrin kicked I
pff for Newport Scott tried to drop /
kick a goal, but failed The ball went /
10 Newport. Crandall puted out Runs |
through the line and around the end by /
Turney, Scott and Sherburne soon land I
ID the eleventh touchdown Scott was
injured at this time and was obliged I
10 retire. Ferrin again kicked off for /
Newport, Sherburne receiving the ball I
Sherbmne featured again in a long run /
md was later pushed over for the last I
touchdown Craig kicked a goal, MAX /
ing the final score 6S to 0. Newport !
Kicked off, Turney receiving the ball /
but here the game ended with the ball I
On (4oddardis 35-VaFd line
Although the Newport team was out 1
weighed, its overwhelming defeat cannot /
be laid to this fact The visiting eleven /
displayed little knowledge of the fine 4
points of the game and failed to un-
over any means of attack which the 4
last seminary team couldn't overcome /
Goddard went through the line as though /
were made of paper, while on the I
ither hand the high school backs could 4
make no impression on the seminarys 4
olid wall The line-up:-
Goddard. Newport High
ueLeay, Olesou, e.........l e, Mossie
Turney. t.......-.....l {, Farrant +
louis, Gilman, Wells, ! "A &, Lippeus 1
Richardson, c.....-... ....-c, StQrrs .
rinkham, Campbell Warden rg
g. Libby 4
lanon, { ....s...-..........r {. Wilcox 4
ieiYer, ...........s.-..-..r e, hlpp 4
Fiske, q ................... b, Ferrin
sarr. Craig ! h..........l b, Smith
lcott, McLeav. ...........r b, BUCK 4
iherbune, b .s......f b Crandall