Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-27
TRINITY coNSoLIDATED
 DEFEATED THE AcACEfaY Y
We'll Fought Game Closed with Score
 of to o-Asadsny Outweished.

The curtain fell on the N. F. A. football season of '14 yesterday after noon when the school boys were de- feated by the Trinity Consolidated eleven by the score of to 0. The game was the best and most hotly con- tested seen on the campus this season and was full of excitement. The Acad- emy eleven was outweighed, but put up stubborn fight. Once the col legians had the ball on Acadeny's one yard line and in some manner Mel win got the ball and made the long est run of the game, carrying the ball to Trinity's IS yard line.
 A former N. F. A. baseball and foot ball star. was the premier player of the game. He did the bunting for the Trinity team. made many spectacular goal from the field. Mullen, in the first quarter, made good runs, while Captain Coyl and Gebrath played the end positions to perfection. In the third quarter Academy got the ball on it's two yard line. Stanley went the pigskin over his head and Coyl tackled him behind the line.
 First Quarter.
 
 yards to Joe Hull, who caught and ran it back. George Mullen went through for five yards and Stanley made 1t first down. Murtha and Stanley made another first down, but were held by Trinity until Stanley punted to Swan. Swan ran the ball back ten yards. Art Mullen made spectacular twenty five yard run. Swan hit tackle for three yards and then Mullen made a doding run for twelve yards. Swan added six and Murray brought the ball to Academy's ten yard line where Will COX cajtured a tumble. Stanley went back for a punt and Jackson blocked it. Murray recovering it. Bill Stanley got Robinson for a loss of three yards. Jackson was tackled for a loss of three yards. O'Hearn broke up a well aimed forward pass and on the next tumble. Stanley and Shea got 15 yards in two runs. Stanley made six yards more before Murray tackled him fierce ly. Murtha made four yards on a long end run and the quarter ended.
 Second Quarter.
 At the opening of the second quar- ter Academy made two unsuccessful attempts to gain and Isbister block ed a punt. It rolled back to Acad- erny's twenty-five yard line, where Gregson fell -on it. Trinity tried a for ward pass and Murtha nailed it. Stan ley punted forty yards and Mullen ran it back IA yards. Murray made Murray attempted to drop-kick q goal from the forty yard line, but the ball fell short of the goal posts. Mur- ray tackled Murtha, who caught the ball. It was fast work on Murray's part Stanley punted and the ball rolled until it had covered fifty, yards. Robinson ran it back ten yards Swan made five yards and Coyl three. Stan ley broke up a forward pass. Mur- ray punted over Academy's goal line. The ball went to N. F. A. on the 20 yard line. Stanley punted and Mullen ran it back twelve yards. Mullen and Swan gained six yards and again Mur- ray punted over Acadeny's goal line. The ball was brought to the 20 yard line. After two short gains Bill Stan ley punted and Mullen ran it back eight yards.
 -- Third Quarter.
 Chick Stanley replaced Hui at end. on the Trinity team. Beebe kicked off and Mullen ran it back ten yards. Murray made first, down in two runs. He then punted to Academy's 12 yard line. Murtha fell on the ball and on the next play lost three yards. Stan ley punted thirty eight yards and Trinity was penalized Is yards on the next play Murray made a great run and carried the ball forty yards to Academy's ten yard line. Swan brought it to the one yard Inc, where Melvin grabbed it on a tumble and carried 1t back F yards. Stanley punted off, side 20 yards and Murray punted to Academy's two yard line Stanley went back for a punt, but Jackson passed the ball over his head and Coyl got him as he picked it up. It was a safe ty. Score: Trinity 2, N. F. A. 0. The ball was brought out to the 20 yard line. On an attempted forward pass Stanley was thrown for a ten yard loss. Coyl blocked punt on the next play and Gregson fell on the ball.
 Fourth Quarter.
 Murray carried the ball to Academys s five yard line. Jackson and Swan failed to gain. Murray dropped back to the 15 yard line and kicked a field goal. Score: Trinity 5, N. F. A. 0. Murray kicked off twenty-five yards. The Academy backfield could not gain and Stanley punted thirty five yards Robinson ran it back five yards. Mel win blocked a punt but Gregson recov- cred the ball. Henault nailed Swan for a five yard loss. Bill Shea ran a punt back twenty yards. A for ward, Stanley to Murtha. got 16 yards. Trinity was penalized five yards. Chick Stanley tried for a field goal, but the ball hit one of the uprights. Jackson picked it up and dashed through the N. F. A. team for a spectacular run of fifty yards. The ball was brought to the twenty yard line. Trinity was penalized 16 yards and Swan lost five For the remainder of the game Murray and Stanley exchanged punts three times with honors about even.
 The iineups follow:
 TRINITY. N. r. A. Coyl -....-..........-.. O'Hearn
 Left End.
 M.- Jackson ................... Melvin
 Left Tackle.
 MCKAY Beebs
 Left Guard.
 Young $. Jackson
 Center.
 4SDISLeF ........ WILCOX
 Right Guard.
 GreRSOn .--............... Henault
 Right Tackle.
 Georath Hull
 Right End.
 1oD4nSoa Shea
 Quarterback.
 Murray W. Stanley
 Right HaIfback.
 Mullen Murtha
 Left Halfback.
 Swan ...... Mullen
 Fullback.
 Referee-WuIf, Worcester Tech.
 Umpire-Jewett, Trinity.
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