The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-12-08
YOSTS CLEAN UP
 TORRINGT0N TEAM
Forward Passes and Trick Plays Of Local Eleven AstOniSh
 Native ROOterS
(By Wagnd.)

| port arrived at TorTin gton Sa3turda ay afternoon all the natives were at the l station to see the city folks come in The Peerless Drum corps was on hand | to make a. musical tumult and there | was an extra sQueal from the flies when Gene Kelly's blue hat was seen on the car platform.
 Some thought the drum corps had been dragged out by greed for gold but it was earned that the musicians, i who are thrifty souls, dressed up in | their regimentals so they could march l into the game free. They figured the ticket taker would be so overwhelmed by the racket that he would pass 'em 1 and they had the right idea. When the drum corps started up Main street escorting the Remington Yost rooters to the gridiron where the 1 Bridgeport boys were battling with Torrington for football honors, the sidewalks were lined with people. Windows were crowded and you would think it was circus day. The rooters reached the scene of battle after the game started and Torrington was ahead by to 0. The home talent had worked a delayed pass which gave fore he was downed on the 10 yard line. The ball was put over in three downs and the goal kicked. Soon after the Bridgeport de1ega- ton arrived Eddie Reilly slipped through center for 20 yard run and was downed on the Torrington three yard line. Moshier was pushed over for a touchdown and Silva tied the score when he kicked goal. The Yosts had Just begun to fight and soon be- gan another procession down the field. With the ball on Torriigton's 20 yard line, Reilly heaved a forward pass to Mccormick, who ran to the two yard 7iTo md nm Ia to advance but on the third down HalIopdn crashed over for the second touchdown and Silva rang up anoth CT goal.
 Tne'e wa. no further scoring in nat yer cd but in the third period things began to happen. The Yost backs eomnenced hammering at the enmys s line and Seelcy, Moshier and Ha1lopin made short gains. Then Flanagan opened big hole for Reilly and the fleet quarterback Jumped through for 25 yard dash which resulted in 3, touchdown. Baker kicked goal in place Of Silva, who had retired on ac- count of injuries.
 In the fourth period the Yosts be- gan their hammering process again. They had the ball near the sideline when 9 delayed pass was called for. The interference started for the left end and when Torrington rushed in
  the right side. He dodged his way along the sideline and sprinted 30 yards for 8 score. It was a great ex- hibition, Baker kicked and added an other point when he booted the ball over the cross bar. This made the final score Yost 28, Torrington '.
 With the exception of a few min utes in the opening period the Yosts eUcelled Torrington. The valley boys were lanlzy players of the slow footed type, seen so often in small towns. They didn't know the fine points of the game. Rock and Brown of Thon- aston, Hazel of the Springfield Train ing school and Burwell of Norwich university had been imported for the occasion but they couldn't do much. After his big run at the start, Hazel was sn1eared by Coach McCornick's warriors.
 The entire backfeId did we'll for the Yosts while Howie Baker played his best game of the season at end. La- chance and Silva were strong at the other wing. The line was a stonewall. Tillinghast, who is an employe at the Yost plant, showed the training he re- ceiVed the Williams college eleven by making big holes for the backs Mccormick, Abbott, Flanagan and Hughes were all in wonderful form Seeley ran back a couple of kicks in sensational style. The Yosts bewild- cred the enemy with trick plays and forward passes. Four of the latter were tried and two were successful, Baker catching one and Mccormick the other. About 4,00O saw the game and Yost rooters. who bet on result cleaned up the natives. The lineup: Remyos. Torringtons Baker Concannon
 Left End
 Abbott .............. Tremp
 Left Tackle.
 Left Guard.
 auSneS Dwyer
 Center.
 41IllnShdSI Shay Right Guard.
 Mccormick Ellsworth
 Right Tackle.
 Silva La.chance . Mcleod
 Right End.
 Reilly J. Hogan
 Quarterback.
 Mosh1er Burren
 Left Halfback.
 Right Halfback
 aallopln w. Hogan
 F'ullback.
 Score, Remyos. 2S; Torrington, '. 5