Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-16

of his predecessor his playing shone like bright star in a darkened sky. O'Hearn also played a good game and his work was fully as good as predict ed after the Windham game. Consfd- erfng that his opponent was Bulkeley's best Hnesman. Phil Henault played a wonderful game and at the opening of the second half he threw Donnelly three times in succession for loss.
 However, in the positions where the Academy was outplayed they were out
 played in So marked a degree as to leave not the smallest saxor of doubt
 that the best team won. The game
 by plays follows:
 First Quarter.
 Captain Donnelly won tue toss and
 decided to receive with the wind at F his back Beebe sent the pigskin S5 yards and Ellis caught it neatly and ran it back ten yards. Harry Don
 nelly made four yards on the first
 rush and Cole made it first down on
 the second. sMeagher made a poor
 pass to Cole and O'Hearn nailed him for a three yard loss. H. Donnelly tried Wilcox and failed to gain. Bulk
 eley had 13 yards to make in two downs and Captain Donnelly took a hand. On the third down he rushed around right end for ten yards and on
 the last down rushed through tackle for four and the first down. Harry
 Donnelly hit Beebe and failed to gain.
 Then his brother skinned tackle for
 nine yards Cole fumbIed on the next
 play and Academy captured the ball on their thirty yard line. Bradford
 made four yards on the first rush. On
 the second he lost one yard. Then he attempted to punt but Ellis blocked it
 and Rollo captured the ball. Cole went
 around Hulfe end for yards. H. Dom nelly tried O'Hearn and failed to gain.
 Dud Donnelly then charged around JI11Is nT1d f11.
 and a touchdown. He failed to kick the goal. D. Donnelly sent a high
 kickoff to AcadeTny's ten yard line. Murtha made a brilliant run back of
 20 yards, eluding several would be | tackles. Shea got three yards and gairn at center. Then Bradford at- tempted a punt but it was a sky scraper going about ten yards RoIIo l of Bulkeley captured it. D. Donnelly at once rushed around HuIIs end l for 5yards and the second touch-s down. He kicked the goal. D. Don- | nelly sent the oval off for thirty yards | and Holmes carried it back ten. Mur- | tha made three yards on the first rush. l Holmes failed to gain at tackle. Hen
 ault failed to gain on a tackle through l tackle play. Score-B. H. $. 13, N. E. A. 0.
 Second Quarter.
 Mullen replaced Bradford. The ball
 was N. F. As on the 30 yard line Murtha punted B yards on the first down. O'Hearn wenet down and made
 fine tackle on Moran. Harry Don-
 nelly got one yard on a center rush. | O'Hearn got D. Donnelly after he had gained four yards. OoTAdero on an end shift made first down. Harry Don- nelly went between Beebe and Mel for three yards. Cole tried the other side and failed to gain. D. DonnelIy S11e-ez s1T71 /, yard. Harry DonneIly went between
 Beebe and Melvin for first down. He
 was aided by fine interference. Cole
 tried Beebe and made about zone-half yard. Then D. Donnelly dashed around HulPs end for 20 yard run Murtha
 yanked Hull out and called Chick Stanley to take his place Cole start l ed to go around O'Hearn's end but Chick Stanley nailed him from behind.
 Harry Donnelly went through center Moran at quarterback for Bulkeley. He threw a pretty forward pass to Dondero, who dropped it. D. Donnelly tried placement kick from the thirty yard line. The pigskin missed the crossbar only by inches. The ball was given to N. F. A. on the 20 yard line. Holmes made yard through guard. Murtha went back for punt, but
 Jackson made a bad pass and he lost Il yards. Murtha punted 20 wards and Chick Stanley got Cole without gain. D. Donnelly skinned tackle for ten yards and his brother failed to
 go through Wilcox. B. H. s. IS: N. F. A. 0.
 Second Half.
 Dud Donne1ly kicked of forty-two yards and Gus Mullen ran it back 15. Murtha lost three and Mullen made two yards. Holmes failed to gain on line plunge. Murtha then punted. The pigskin hit the ground and rcll- ed along until it had gone forty yards. Moran ran it back 20 and Chick Stan
 .ey got him. Cole failed to gain
 around Stanley's end. He then tried Orleans end but was tackled and fumbled the ball. OiHearn tried to
 get it. 5uggled 1t moment and D.
 Donnelly dove on it like flash. D. Donnelly tried to go around Stanley
 but Henault broke through and nailed
 him before he reached the end, D. Donnelly persisted in trying to go around Stanley's end. I've times
 more he tried and each time Henault
 got through and got him for less.
 On the fourth down he punted thirty yards Shea ran it back four yards
 and on the next play added three
 through Wilcox and Henault. Mullen
 and Shea failed to gain, On the last
 down Murtha punted. The kick went 30 yards and Moran ran it back IA yards. Harry Donnelly ploughed through between deahe and Melvin
 for F yards. D. DonEeIiy was thrown
 by Stanley without gain. Noonan got two yards on an end shift, D. Don- nelly threw a forward to EIIis, but he dropped it. Then the BuIkeIey chief ehrew one to Cole for ten yards. Har- " Donnelly made q line plunge for six yards. Cole failed to gain and two. more line ptunges netted nine yards. The quarter ended with the ball on Acadsrny's enc yard line. Score ] -B. H. S. 15. N. F. 4. Q.
 1 Last Quarter.
 l It took just five Aeconds from the start of play for D. Dennelfy to rush over. He missed the goal. D. DonneIiy I kieked of forty yards and Afurtha made aHothsr brilliant run hack of 20 yards, He get two yards on the next play. An end shift failed. Mur-
 tha punted and on the first rush D. DenDeIiy futnoled but Cole recovered. | Cole failed to gain around end hut
 made IS yards on the next try. a
 trick play Stewart replaced Moran
 at qaarterback. Standing on the 40 1 yard line he threw & pretty forward l to Rollo. who carried 1t over for the