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and Brown gained three yards. Tim
was called at this juneture.
Another Failure at Field Goal.

| and Brown gained three yards. Time
was called at this junctlre.
Another Failure at Field Goal.
After exchanging positions, Gordon
added enough ground for first down
Cowie's attempted passage through the
| line was blocked. Brown gained eight
yards. Gordon funibled but the ball was
recovered by Spaulding. Brown then at
tempted a field goal. The ball fell short
but had good direction. The goal was
attempted by Brown, standing on God
dard's 2s-yard line. Mazzoni received
the BALL but was downed in his tracks
on the FIVE yard line. Goddard, after q
series of rushes, made first down, but
was forced to surrender the ball to
Spaulding on their 20-yard line.
On the fourth down and 10 yards to
gain, Captain Brown took the ball from
formation and started to circle right
end. He then turned and hurled the ball
to Wiley on the side lines. Wiley
went over for touchdown. Brown
failed to kick the goal. The first half
ended with the ball in Goddard's posses
sion near midfeld. During the close Of
the second period forward pass, Witt
to Olson, and Coles recovery of fun
Bile We're conspicuous.
Witt Runs Well for Goddard.
Brown kicked off at the start Of the
third session Witt then turned in a
bit Of brilliant running, bringing the
pigskin back to midfield. Coles then
came within the calcium glare by reeov-
ering Mazzoni's tumble The ball soon
went back to Goddard Brown tried a
forward pass, which Cosby intercepted
BY clever jumped into the air. Maz-
Zoni failed to gain. Rogers added five
yards and then Witt tore off spectacu
lar 20-yard run Two tries failed to
gain, then Witt attempted a forward
pass. oliver batted the ball, which
finally landed in Willey's arms on the
l5-yard line. Brown punted, the ball
going outside at his 35-yard line.
Things soon assumed dangerous as
pect to the Spaulding contingent. God
dard made two consecutive first downs.
The ball was now on the l5-yard line.
Spaulding defense works turned loose
and fought like mad. In three rushes
Goddard lost 10 yards. The entire
Spaulding line assisted in the work
Witt attempted a field goal, which was
blocked. The ball was brought back AZ
Referee Barber had not put the ball in
play. Goddard tried forward pass
from q criss-cross play. Tie play was
Nothing further eyentuated
in the third period
Soon after the start of the final ses-
sion, Goddard forfeited the ball to
Spanlding on the formers 20-yard line
On the first play Cowie squirmed through
right tackle for touchdown. Brown
failed to kick the goal, Brown kicked
off to Goddard. Olson fumbled and was
smothered on his l5-yard line by an
avalanche of Spaulding men. A pass
was incomplete. On the final down,
Rogers attempted to punt. AT this
stage of the game the field was shroud.
ed in darkness and it was utterly im-
possible to distinguish the play. Rogers
either fnnbled the pass from Gilman
or the pass was poor. Rogers was
1owned on his one-yard line, after
Brown gained foot. To.
masi's attempt around left end was
stopped by running into the crowd. 9th |
arwise he would have scored. A fake |
goal from placement was tried by Cap
ain Brown. Gordon took the ball |
around right end, only to be stopped /
rom scoring by the surging crowd |
Brown attempted a field goal, standing |
IN his l5-yard line, The attempt went |
vide by a few feet. Goddard then re-
'orted to novel formations, calling into |
play all imaginable forms OF the open |
yame. They started on a pilgrimage to |
he Spaulding goal, but were stopped /