The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-15

of the bali on their 5.yard line. Bower
made l5 yards between tackle and enc
but this gain went for naught. as Berry
recovered the ball when "Midd' back
fumbled. Berry came near to getting a
clear field Bower tackling him after he
had made Is yards. Norwich tried the
first open work of they game, a forward
pass over the line, but Lamere Of Mid
dlebury Intercepted it. Middlebury here
showed remarkable offensive power, the
lnesmen opening up big holes through
which the backs plunged for long gains.
| Bower and Bresnahan gained total
Of 80 yards on three rushes but five
yard penalty for oifside play halted their
advance and Norwich obtained possession
of the ball on downs, Middlebury, evil
IDENTIFY confident OF their defense, refus
ing to kick on the fourth down. Nor
witch made first down and then was
forced to kick, Bresnahan running the
ball back 80 yards. Two first downs
were made as the first quarter ended
Norwich held for downs at the open
ing Of the second period but fumbled on
the first play, CAVITY recovering for Mid
dlebury on Norwich's 25-yard line. Two
plays through the line brought the ball
10 yards nearer and Bower added 10 more
by an end run. Pollard took the ball
over from the two yard line for the sec
ond touchdown, the play being made on
the fourth down. The kickout was
grounded and no try for goal was pos
sible.
Norwich Put on Attack.
Norwich here commenced their first
real attack and were aided much by pen
alties inflicted for offside play and hold
ing, gaining rs yards by penalties.
Brooks carried the ball 20 yards on a
forward pass and then took the ball
through the line for touchdown. Boewe
kicked the goal and prospects looked bet |
ter for the Mortified eleven.
Middlebury kicked off to start the
last half and Boewe made eight yards. A |
first down followed and Berry made 30
yards on a double pass. Their success
with the play was Norwich's undoing,
however, as Brooks fumbled on similar
play, Bower recovering the ball. Bower
made Is yards and then lost almost as
much and Middlebury kicked. Keefe,
fullback, then intercepted
Onward pass and ran 40 yards before
icing tackled from behind on Norwich's I
our yard line. Bower drove through
.ackle for the third touchdown. Condit
licked the goal, making the score 10 to 7.
IN the kickoff Condit drove the ball over
Norwich line for a touchdown and play
tarted on Norwich's 20-yard line. Nor
yich made two first downs and Brooks
eceived a forward pass for Is yards
ain. He followed this up by catching
mother pass and ran rs yards for a
ouehdown. The goal was missed by
Soewe.
Bower showed his speed soon after the
iekoff by making a remarkable play
lie received the bali from punt forma.
ion, the pass being poor, however, and ,
e was forced to chase the ball back 10
ards. Snatching it up, he lodged sew ,
raj Norwich players and not only made
p the loss but gained nearly 10 yards. +,
he game ended with Middlebury max
1g big gains and touchdown seemed ,
neyitable, when time was called
The summary; Q
Middlebury. Norwich.
God, lie. re, Malen, Marsh, Kngsman /
anty, Reynolds, lt......,rt, w. Davis
lard, lg rig, X. Davis, Knowlton, Howard {
ISM, c,...,............t. HAL
Iorsford, Chapman, rg...,lg, Cameron c
ondit, TT Capt. 1t, Moschella tCapt.l
ubbard, re..................le Derrick C
over, qb. ...,....,,.,..,,..q b, Brooks
amere, Morton, lib RIB, Bishop Hedges 3
yneh, Reuter-, RIB. lib, Berry
resnahan, Pollard, fb........fb, Boewe \
Score-Middlebury 10, Norwich b.
ouchdowns--Bower 2, Brooks 2, Pol
nd. Goals from touehdowns -Condit, d
oewe. Umpire-Dounelly Holy Cross.
Lafayette. Timer and 5
,ad linesman--King West Point. Time
-Four l2-minute periods.