The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-26

4 IN the opening peflou. WIN went Owe
' for No. 2 in the second and the las
touchdown came in the third on beau
tiful forward pass from Laird to Witt
Tomasi went over the line in the sec
ond on clever pass from Sector lii
scored second touchdown for Spauld
ing in the fourth when he circled God
dards left end in fine whirl of inter
ference.
The high school has a coterie of backs
who are measureably faster on their feet
than the towering Goddard backfield
Great holes were not torn in the SEM
mary line, but there were slippery little
warriors who were forever worming their
way through the defensive, ducking hith-
err and yon and frequently with mystify-
ing results, mystifying TO Goddard's
linemen The seminary exhibited bet
ter developed faculty for running back
kicks, but the men were woefully slow
in following the ball. Time and time
again there were fumbles when the first
streak of daylight to filter through the
melee to the man on the ball would find
Spaulding player clutching the leath-
er. Goddard had more sweeping at
tack and her interference was manifestly
better in tight pinches. Witt, Laird and
Conner worked desperately in their plays
and were rewarded for their aggressive
ness. too. Laird was next to the hard
est man on the field to tackle and his
splendid run that wound up with Con-
nor's touchdown in the first period should
have ended in a touchdown itself. By
strictly legitimate means he beat off the
Spaulding tacklers and should have been
credited with a score. But the referee
ruled wrongly many believe, that the
quarterback had stepped over the side
lines in making his long squirt. Forward
passes were responsible for a touchdown
for each side. Goddard's pass being the
more spectacular
Tomasi kicked to Witt in the first
period and Goddard fumbled to Cole on
the seminarys 40-yard line. Spaulding
brought the ball to- within Is yards of
the goal before losing on downs. After
unimportant gains through the line, God
dard loaned the ball to Laird, whose
classy sprinting meant a touchdown. On
the referees ruling il was brought back
to high schools nine yard line, but Con-
nor carried it back in two PUSHES. Witt
kicking the goal Laird kicked to Cowie, |
who ran the ball back well, but the pc |
riod was without incident and Spauld |
ing had handed the ball to Goddard on /
the formers l4-yard line when the whis- |
tie sounded.
Spaulding held on her eight-yard line
at the opening of the second and Tomasi
punted to Witt, who ran back from the
middle for a touchdown through the poor
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Witt kicked the goal and
for few moments it looked as though
were to score almost at will
during the remainder OF the game. Laird
kicked off to Gordon, who made spirit
ed run and in the next three minutes
Cowe Tomasi and Sector marched the
ball down to GoddaTd's l0-yard line,
where Sector shot home a pass TO To-
mast for Spaulding's first encounter.
High school stock took a sudden Jump
and went higher when Sector kicked the
goal On Tomasi's kick of TO Mcintosh
Goddard essayed two passes, but failed, Z
md the half was over with the ball in
Spaulding territory.
Goddard's touchdown in the third pc
-iod was one of the short stories of the :
yame Laird kicked TO Tomasi, but
Spaulding could not work her passes and /
he climax to a bad two minutes came
when Tomasi started 10 punt but FUN
lied bad pass. Ii was Goddard's ball
md il was perilously near Spaulding's u
-oal line when Witt made dashing end
un and planted the pigskin back OF the s
,osts, even though the seminarians lost
he ball for an instant shortly before to \
H.. l. saFt
luinn's tumble. Laird kicked off TO 7
'owie. who ran the ball back to the
middle OF the field. Cowie made two .
tribes through tackle, but the whistle
ut short the play after a miscarried Il
ass had been made.
Spauldng made a spunky effort 10 tie
p the score in the last quarter and for
time seemed to rush its opponents with
lse, but Goddard took an llth-hour
race after Tomasi had circled her left
nd for touchdown. At the opening =
omssi punted to Witt, who was :,
rowned quite scientifically by Cowie y
aird's attempted pass 20 Witt worked ?
oorly and the quarterback fumbled on
be- next turn and the hall shifted 10 '
be- high school on Goddard's 35-yard ~
ne Goddard held for downs. but
arid fumbied again. Cowie .recovering ~
owie. Tomasi and Gordon figured in
,me skillful plunges at this point bnt :
was Tomas who swung around the
ID for 25 yards 20 a touchdown Sec
lr failed TO kick a goal and the score
a. lett AZ p 10 l3 Sector kicked of
Quinn but the game was over before !,
oddard had begun 10 think Of another
luchdown
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