The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-11-10
STEVENS MUCH TOO FAST.
Prospective Champions of New Hamp.
shire Beat Locals 26 TO 8.

The local high school football team
held the fast Stevens high school team
of Claremont. y. H., 10 u score of q to
) in the first half of the game on Island
park last Saturday but the Waterloo
came in the third period when the visl.
tons rot one touchdown from the kickoff
and another by recovering punt. The
/ Claremont hOys showed Il dash and gen
eralship which would have been a
credit 10 many college teams, and this
combined with their record OF admins.
/ tering defeat to the strong nigh school
teams of Bellows Falls. Windsor. Man
chester, y. H.. aud of Kimball Union
academy and playing tie game with
/ Colby academy gave them u winning
/ spirit that made them a hard PROPOSE
/ tion.
Angler threw confusion into the Ms
itors camp on the third play of the
game when, with excellent interference,
he broke through their left wing, dOd"-
ed several woud.be tacklerS and made
"A pretty sprint 90 wards for the second
touchdown that has been made upon
Claremont this season. Although the To-
cal bows were outclaSsed they were able
to make first down at times by va
ration of PLAYS, and showed remarka
bile courage and determination in hold
me 1OF NONHS UNt w 0lN 't''i'7 W. 49,
Iown fiye.vard line.
Stevens HIGH won the toss and chose
70 kick to Brattleboro and soon came
Angler phenomenal run for 4 touch
down The visitors chose to kick aghll
/ and the local BOYS made first dow
ahout three times before being force,
to mint. The visitors then worked the
/ hall within stri liking distance and sen
: il over. Bugbee kicked a difficult goa
which ended the scoring in the first half
At the beginning of the third period
: Captain Sweeney chose to KICK TO I'M
local bows who made several hrst down
before being forced to punt, inc ha'
breaks of the game shortly atterWaIttl
when Perkins recovered punt on w
q hound and ran 10 wards for touch
Lawn On the next kickoff two of tn
local bovs GOT mixed on the third has
. foul line which extends into the grid
f IRON and neglected to tackle the nee
4 footed Warren who they supposed wa
+ ont of bounds and soon he had fne II
< terference for a touchdown. One OF IN
e redeeminp features of the game was On
|. stubborn fighting of the local BOYS, !
:, Iafendino their own goal even ate
n lnck had broken against them Wen
e worth Wheeler, Marion and Adan
e were aggressive all the time for the y
p cal team. The entire visiting team W
n full of life and ginger and PLAYED !,
A aether like machine which is prohaeel
lie dine to their having been together IL
t, two or three seasons. The Lineup;
N CO. u;ab Brattlebor
Stems re, Crost
YORK, lie ....''''''' ,va,+mor,
he EepIeston. Sweeney, 1t. TT, WentwGorl
a Chandler, lg..........rg' 'ur'ls; ~
- Spofford, c.....,.......'''' Ta,,l
III l 81
II t'rV. re-. =, n,Ca,n,
n, Rnobee. TT. ..... 1t, Haskell, . Comm
Z Jameson. Perkins, re. :.....'
On .. lie. o Common, DENIM
M Perkins, Warren, qb....,..,,' chm,
~ ......,....,'..' 'ii'i "''
a Haubrck. Flint, rhb..,....,,.'' ,.,i
ng BENJAMIN. Burrill, Haubrick; Inn :,
as rib, w neel
d. coao I'll .fb, Adar
~ Score. Stevens high %. Brattle9o
eu Touchdowns, Benjamin; Bug tno
~ Warren. Perkins, Angler. Goais f aai
W touchdowns, Bugbee 3. Goal from p nel
r. I Busbee. Umpire, Chase. Referee, pe !,
7 Field Judge, Eckels. Head llne E. NJ,
H.. o,Rnurke. Timers. Cam and otol'
e er Time. four 10-minute periods