The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-13
WON GAME BY
/. A TOUCHDOWN
Spaulding Defeated Mont
pelier High, 7 to 0, in
Spirited Contest
MANY PENALTIES
ON BOTH SIDES
The Victory Makes Fourth
Straight for Sparld-
ing Team

II was a high.spirited crowd which
held to the lines until the whistle had
sounded for the last time when dusk had
settled over Lincoln campus yesterday
afternoon and pleased they were TO re-
late that the Spaulding boys had again
run home with a victory in their foot
ball schedule, making the fourth straight.
This time the strong Montpelier high
eleven were the opponents who had to
be contented with a zero tor the total
OF their afternoons work, while the ;.
II. S. team were credited with Z. Sure
lv il was the gamiest contest this sea-
son; both teams showed fight from the
start 10 the closing moments, but the
Red and Blue had a shade on the capital
team, who outweighed the locals frae-
ton.
Bolstered up with their splendid show
ing thus far Coach Browns proteges were
In the game every minute. When on
the defensive they repeatedly forced
Montpelier to punt. Equally as effective
were they on the offense, for they broke
through their opponents line for large
gains AS in previous games, John To-
mast WAS the gainmaker when il came
10 bucking the line. With his line plung-
ing and Smiths end runs, Spanlding
carried the ball over for the only touch
down Of the game. Louis Tomasi at left
end got In several good tackles which
meant much for his team. As usual,
Captain Alexander played his strong
game al right tackle and In the last
quarter he bad 10 resign on account Of
injuries. A large holiday gathering did
quite a bit in keeping things tuned un.
On the kick OF Mcliugo received the
ball and made a good gain before being
doWned. Montpelier soon was In pos
session Of the ball and Gross made an
end run Of nearly IS yards. They were
penalized Is yards for ofIsides. They
had 10 resort 10 punting and The ball
was again IN Spsulding's hand. smith 4
got in = good run for Is yards on for |
ward pass. Montpelier recovered the ball I
on Spsulding's s0.yard Use and the first
quarter 81 play was over.
Montpelier was held for downs in the
second quarter and punted. A forward
pass b. spaulding shiited he ball % I
". n. s. and d was right here where the 4
ocal bots almost lost the game. for they
Eere pcualI1ea Is tards for holding, end
IBIS brought TIE ball 70 Spaulding's one.
yard lime and the baii resting with their
opponents. Montpelier Was also pen
llized and On a forward pass, Smith in.
.eroepted and after a icw rusies be-
united - Montpelier's 35-yard line. The
irst half ended with the bali IN Mont
pelieIs 30.Tard line and ne scores.
Both teams came hack fresh and
.trong fer the neat quarter. SpauldlnE
.irked 20 Miia and his tears soon had
% punt. Al this stage Dr. Jackson was
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