The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-25

S.H. PILED UP
q POINTS
Again Defeated St. Johns
bury, This Time
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LIVELY YOUNGSTER
OUTPLAYED VISITORS
Cold Wind Kept Down the
Size Of the Crowd
Attending

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bovs from over the line by score OF 20
to o. The game was played at the Gospel
Village campus and a raw wind from the
north. which was penetrating enough as
blasts of that brand 90 to chill the ardor
OF good many fans who would ordl-
narily prefer to miss three square meals
in 4 day to foregoing thei pleasure OF see
ing spaulding' doughty little team IN a
real FRAY. Thanks to old Boreas, them
there was scarcely quorum out Tor
the game. but the Barre warriors Went
ahead with their usual plans and added
another cost to a string OF straight VIC
tories. !.
In II or ~ of the dozen departments
OF the well known game spauiding out
classed its opponents that seems 10
be a very suitable l7word summary OF
the clash. There was only one period IN
which the visitors were able TO stand OH
the Gospel Villagers and that was the
third. Two touchdowns and goal came
along in the opening quarter. Smith es-
saved successful drop kick from the
2oyard line in the second period at a
time when travelling up the hill toward
the south goal looked like pretty du-
bious undertaking. In the fourth Maiden
received the ball on pretty forward
mass and went over the third touchdown,
Standings goal was never in danger, st.
Johnsbury making its only appreciable
Gains with brace of spiral forward
passes in the third. The brace had its
setting near the center of the lot and the
n. tal
scrimmage anywhere near the quarter
distance to its opponents line, Its ohen-
siye began to wayer. !,
There were costly fumbles on both
sides. There We're heavy penalties I'M
posed, usually on Spaulding and most
always for offside play. Referee Will
Maiden is a stern disciplinarian, whether
he is back of the scrimmage with
whistle between his teeth, or with his
classes feyerishly following over the
printed page the peregrinations of Ho-
mer. Twice when official Interruptions
returned to st. Johnsbury the slack which
they had lost in loose offensive, touch
downs were lost through the referees I'M
relenting determination that the game
should be played according TO Hoyle.
MeHugo. Gordon, Tomasi and Smith
were the shining lights for Spaulding,
while Hunter, Witty and Gallagher did
as much and more than anyone in the
st. Johnsbury ranks toward keeping the
locals from piling up more opulent ma
iority. Kicking against fiukey wind,
smith easily proved his superiority.
Gordon's slippery movements around end
were noticeably fine and McHugo, with
his uncanny penchant for picking holes,
was the most conspicuous figure among
% men. John Tomasi figured in some
very effective ground gaining and at
critical times, too.
Spaulding's march down the field be-
gan after the very opening of play, when
smith. kicking or sent the ball 10 Cowles,
who was lamentably weak in running
back. st. Johnsbury punted early and
after Tomasi and Smith and Gordon had
gained consistently. Smith fumbled and
the BAH was lost. Two attempts 20 ne
gotiate lateral passes and futile attempts
al straight line plunging returned the
ball 20 Spaulding and McIfugho was pres
entity circling right end for the first
touchdown. Smith kicked the goal. 81.
Johnsbury could do nothing after the
second kickoff and smiths nifty pass to
Maiden allowed the former 20 make the
second touchdown, Smith kicking out 20
Gordon thereafter and later lifting the
leather over the bars.
A long pass, Smith 10 Gordon, brought
The ball into the enemy's territory in the
second period, but Smiths later attempt
10 kick a field goal came 70 naught, I'M
fav0ring hreezes waiting the ball 20 the
right Of the goal posts. -. lohnsbury
Was quick 70 loose on tumble and with
the piQskin on the 20-yard line Smith
cent IL over for the FIRST field goal kicked
on the campus this year. The half ended
with the ball IN Spauldiug's possession
near the middle 81 the Geld
81. Johnsburv stock took q needed
brace IN the third period and . rejuvenat.
"a offensive coupled with penalties in
aisted "a spauldinr enabled the visitors
20 make their downs twics Again TIE
period ended Nfth0ut q touchdown and
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