Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-11-06

chained down so that his gains were
little during the game.
Qus Iterback Swan was the ONLY
ground gamer for the Academy ON the
running game, reeling off runs of Is
to 20 yards. besides playing a star
game on the defense in tackling the
Cashes around the end.
only Elicit and Herbert of Academy
nne seemed able to get out to do any.
work IN the open and it was Elliott
who got Donnelly when this fast New
London runner mad lodged through
nearly the whole Academy team for a
fO-yard run that looked like a sure
touchdown That run was the turn
ing point IN the struggls, as up to that
time the Academy had been outplaying
bulkeley and keeping the ball in
Buckley territory. Bulkeley's other
chance came in the last period when
punts. The ball struck the ground
in front of Porter, flying away into
Bulkeley mans hand near the center
OF the field. On the next play or two
over center gave the New London
player clear field to the goal line
and touchdown.
The plays that. scored the touch
downs We're the following:
First Period.
In the absence of Captain Gebratf
from the Academy lineup, Mccormick
was acting captain. Captain Costells
OF 5Llkeley won the toss and chose
to receive Mccormick kicked off and
Rulkeley lost the ball on a tumble on
the first Scrimmage. Academy start
ed to advance up the field, which put
them in position to try a place kick
for goal. but BulkeIey got through
and blocked the kick. After an ex-
change of puntS, Mccormick from the
center of the field shot r. beautiful for
ward pass to Smith, who ran with il
20 yards before he was downed on
Qrr1l- D1raxrFer 4 IL.
10 through center, and Herbert took
the ball around through tackle, drop
ped it when he was tackled, but Smith
saved it for the Academy on Bulke-
on the next Mccormick went over for
the touchdown. He missed the goal.
Second Period.
Buckley stated the second period
with the bali in hand on it's own r.
yard line. After several punts, a So
ball to the Academy's 20 yard line, |
from which Flaherty carried it over |
in four rusheS for short gains each |
time. He kicked the goal, putting |
Buckley in the lead, TO 5. Smiths |
was broken at this point in |
the game. His place at end was taken
by Porter and Kinney went il at /
guard There was no further scoring /
n this period
Third Period.
In the third period came the play
IN which the Academy claimed the
that was not allowed by
he referee. A 40 yard run By Swan
outside of Bulkeleys left end, flingIng
IF tackier after tackler was the in
lividual feature of the period.
Fourth Period.
The fourth period started on Bulke-
ey's IS yard line, Bulkeley's ball. Soon
-fter the hall opened Flaherty punt
d, Porter misjudging the sailing ball
nd a Buckley man re covered IT for
substantial gain. A good gain by a
onward pass to Costello, short gain
" Keefe and a forward pass to Fla
ierty on which he ssooted 20 The
OuchdoWn without being tackled,
made Bulkeley's hnal touchdown. Fla
erty missed kicking the goal. Acad-
my tried desperately 10 even it up
L the remaining time, but without re-
ult. The lineups and summary:
CADEMY. BULKEIiEY.
NTH. Porter. lie. Reeves
IeIbert Il, Seikoxitch
ortsr Kinney .. lg. Lawrence
7cEson. C o. Huntle5
Hiss. L. II. Mccarthy
1Iiott It. T. Schawart7
oyd, q. re- Capt Costello
wan. Oh. oh. Keefe ]
oughlin. lib lib. Crowley
cCornick, RIB. RIB, Donnelly, Casey
icketts. fb fb. E1aherty |
Summary Score. Buckley II. Academy 5; touch
owns. F1aherty for Buckley. Mccormick l fol
eademy; goals kicked from touchdown. Fiahe-ty l:
'sls missed from touchdown. FlaheTty l. kfeCor-
lex l referee, C. A. Hahn of Brown time 10 and
minute periods :