Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-01
GREENEVILLE A. c. BOUTS
 ROCKVILLE, 12 TO
Bill Fiemming Hammered the Line
 for Large Gains.

Dublin Bill Flemming, husky full back, and captain of the Greeneville A. C., smashed anr drove his green jerseyites to a 12 to victory over the fast Rockville Rovers on the Gran berry, Sunday afternoon, before a very large crowd. In every department of the game the Rovers were outclassed and showed signs of poor judgment in choosing plays at critical points. They showed much weakness in the offense, as their backs were hurled back for repeated losses. being unable to pierce the Greereyille stonewall. Forward passes were frequent, but the majority of them were either in- tercepted or incomplete. Both teams fumbled freely The game from the start to the final whistle was a dem onstration of clean-cut football.
 Hummerford, playing fullback for the visitors, was their only hope and almost every time when called on de- ivered the goods, but the one man team could not offset Dublin Bills
 The Greeneville backf1eld divided honors in spectacular plays, tearing off noticeable gains and plugging the line with good results.
 First Quarter.
 Rockville won the toss and chose to defend the south goal with a slight wind at their backs. Farrell raised 
 back ten yards.
 The Rockville team in a success sion of line plunges by Mulroney, Krause and Humerford, gained first down, displaying fast and snappy work. Shultz in tackle through on the next play Mulroney fumbled and Greeneville recovered. On his very first drive Dublin Bill FlemminS pierced the Rovers' tackle for first down. and on two more rushes another first down was made, when Supa tore off and Gadle 15 yards. Supa on the next play fumbled, but recovered. A forward pass, F1emming to Casey, was incompleted, another pass to Grady was incompleted and Rockville gained Jthe ball on downs, but the Rovers were in the fumbling game and lost the oval. Flemming was dropped for a loss by Humerford and just as time was called neat forward pass, Elem ming to Casey. was pulled of.
 Second Quarter.
 The quarter opened with successful rushes by Supa- Gadle and Flemming, which resulted in a score when Elem ing tore through the Rovers' defense from the seven yard line.
 Farrell kicked off to Stenga1, who lodged the Greeneville tacklers for 30 yards. Krause and Mulroney added yards and Mulroney fumbled. but recovered. ROckVllle punIeQ 70 ar rell. F7emming ploughed through for and 40 yards was realized on a forward pass, Fleming to Casey, and with the help of Supt, F1emming again scored. Soon after the kickoff Greene vile fumb1ed and Rockville was un- able to gain as time was called.
 Third Quarter.
 The third quarter was full of in- completed forward passes intermingled with fumbling and in this period the visitors held Greeneville for downs and made a spurt that looked good for a few minutes. Humerford. displaying wonderful line bucking power. added first downs twice for his mates, but they lost the ball on a forward pass as the period closed.
 Fourth Quarter.
 In the three rushes by the backfield Greeneville made 15 yards and they had possession of the pigskin through out the entire period, which was de- voted mostly to forward passes and good gains by the green and white backfield. The period ended with the ball in Greeneville's possession in mid- field. The lineup:
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