St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1915-10-20
ST.. A. SHUT OUT
(Continued from DAG one. }

out of Littleton territory but they
We're unable to keep up the pace anC
again it went to S. j. A. Unable tt
make their distance the visitor,
again had to surrender the pigski1
and Littleton kept it until the emo
of the first quarter when time was
called with the ball on St. J. A. s, :
yard line
The first scrimmage of the second
quarter resulted in a penalty of Is
yards against Littleton, Mccartney
being the offender. Gallagher got
under one of Eaton's punts on St. ].
AS four yard line and then Witty
and Jameson pulled off a successful
forward pass netting about 20 yards
Gallagher took a lateral pass for a
Is yard gain and then st. J. A. was
set back 1 5 yards for the illegal use
of hands. Littleton was penalized
yards for offside play and then Witty
gained five yards on an end run.
Warden made it a first down and in
the next scrimmage Kicker and Witty
made their distance. In the next play
St. J. A. lost out on a tumble, Sal
man making % yards before he
stumbled and lost the ball This was
on Littleton's 10 yard line and St. J.
A. was certainly headed for a touch
down. The Littleton crowd, featur-
ing the speedy Holly, again took the
ball out of the danger zone and the
period ended with it on Littletons
33 yard line.
On the kick off Warden ran it back
Il yards. Witty, Warden and Kicker
succeeded in taking it about 20
yards further before Bailey, inter
cepted pass. Holly was then used to
the limit. He made his distance in
this scrimmage but in the next, after
three attempts, was forced to give
up and st. j. A. took the pigskin.
Jackson's first costly error in judg-
ment occurred at this stage, when he
awarded Strong the ball on what
should have been an uncompleted for
ward pass. He claimed a tumble by
Salman and his word was law. Again
the Littleton halfback, Holly, was
forced to do the heavy work. He
succeeded in taking the ball down
to st. j. A.'s five yard line, where,
after two attempts, Strong managed
to lay it directly onto the goal line
for the first touchdown. Eaton's aim
was a little off and he failed on the
kick. st. Johnsbury kept the ball af
ter the kickoff for the remainder of
this period
The last session started with eight
yards to gain by st. Johnsbury on the
fourth down. This they failed to do
and the ball went to their opponents.
After "A seconds of play Holly was
sent away on a tackles back play
and he eluded the whole St. J. A.
team, scoring on a so yard run.
Eaton's aim was truer this time and
he added a point. On the kick off
Gallagher carried it back 20 yards
and then added five himself by al
clever end run. Littleton was off side
and set back five yards but this was
Offset by a Is yard penalty for St.
Johnsbury. Holly recovered tumble
and took the ball down the field
again. On a whole team back play
Holly was sent across for another
touchdown and Eaton kicked the |
goal. Holly recovered a tumble on
the kick off and then McCauley took |
it around the end for 1 5 yards, Holly |
being sent after another touchdown.
He was stopped within two feet of J
the line but Strong, in the opinion of |
Jackson, put it over on the next play. |
To onlookers the ball was several |
inches shy of the line when down and |
in plain view was rolled over after !
the whistle sounded. Littleton was
allowed the score, however, and |
Eaton kicked the goal. Summary;
Littleton High st. J. A. i
Magoon, ell re, Jameson |
Worthen
McCauley, 1t TT, Lougee
Burt, lg rg, Cowles
Gadbois
Bailey, C C, Allison
Moore
rg lg, Masse
Eaton, capt, TT 1t, Farnham
Mills
re lie, Salman
Magoon
Houle, OBJ Oh, Witty
Holly, lib RIB Warden
Strong, RIB lib, Kicker
insolvency
Bellows, fb fb, Gallagher, Capt.
Doran Hunter
Score: Lttleton, 27; touchdowns,
Holly 2, Bellows, Strong; Goals from
touchdown, Eaton g. referee, Jack
son: umpire. Gibbs; field judge,
head linesman, Allen;
timer, Fairbanks; time, II minute
quarters.
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