Norwich bulletin., 1916-12-02
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stoH--Fines for Trespass on Railroad Property.

Property.
 The Stoilington basketball team was
 defeated by the South Kingston team,
 in a spirited game played Thursday
 afternoon in the Guild gymnasium,
 Peaceda1e. by a score of 28 to 23. The
 Stoningtons led at the end of the first
 half by score of 15 to r. In the
 put up vcry swift game. overcame the lead and won the contest. The lineup: Stonington--Young Is. Gilmore rg, Higgins c, Fritz If, McGowan If
 South kingston-Wilson If, Allen If, Eaton c, Sykes rg,. Farley lg. Summary Baskets from the. floor, Wilbur s. Allen 2, Eaton, 5McGowana 3, Young 8, Fritz 2, Higgins, Gilmore; baskets from fouls, Sykes 10, McGowan 8; time. 20 minute halves: referee, Brennan; timer, Phillips, scorer. Red- mond. -fs sss.z5z ss=z= s- sess 5reakwater Spray. The Spung fellow who took an auto l mobile for a joy riee withoue the con-
 sent of the ownd Freq Davis. of Lower Pawcatuck, has been com
 plained against to Prosecutor Benja-
 min Hewitt and is liable to answer to the charge in the Stonington town court atf5 4I-#4 V The crooked method of conducting a plf1chboard game in Pawcatuck re- suited in the abolishn1enr of gambling g devices from the saloons and stores Of 1 the town of Stonington.
 Joseph Dorey and Thomas Spence, minors, were fined SIS and costs eacn for trespassing on railroad property in Mystic when arraigned in tlie Stoning i ton town court. s.,5e-5 Regulars Lose 10 Alumni. The S. H. s. regulars lost their final | game of football season to the Alum nj in. game played on Stanton's field 1 Thanksgiving morning at 10 o'clock. I The score was 12-e. Neither side | played it's best, but the best that could l be expected on such a wet and muddy l field. At no time during. the game 1 were the S. H. $. regulars within the 1 Alumni 40-yard line. The regulars were unable to check Mawson in his line plunging or Metivin and Young orl 1 their end runs. The first score of the l game came in the second period, by 1 consistent line plunging. The Alumni | placed the ball on the regulars 30- | yard line Mawson on the next play | broke through right guard for a I touchdown. He missed the goal. The
 final score came when Metwin ployed | the $. H. S. line and placed the bal | for a touchdown. Higgins missed the l goal.
 Capt. Cook at times during the game
 gained ground on line -plunging but 1 these times were few and far between Lenihan and Sullivan also starred fol 1 s. H. S. The lineup:
 | S. H. S. Alumni $. H. S. Regulars l c. Connors ..!....... P. Dedlbaunr l Center
 F. ,connors .......-.... B. Wilcox Right guard
 L. Goldberg ............ F. Rose Right tackle
 D. Fairbrother .......... C. Sullivan 1 Right end
 i J. McCaffery ..-.. H. DolIbaun l -.-e--- Left guard
 c. Mitchell H. Metvie. Left tackle
 H. Williams ........... c. Gilmore l Left end
 E. Higgins ......--........ F. Zella1 l Quarterback - 1 A. Mawson (capt .. L. Cooke (capt, l .-- Fullback =--=a---+-a==
 E. Metwin ...z......... R. Lenihar Right halfbacl1
 l A. Young ..... C.. McGowan, Trevina 1 Left halfback
 l Touchdowns-Maws l, Mitwin -Referee-H. McGowan. Umpire 1 Moves. Head LinesTnan-Powers. At ltendance-20O -~s---.-4----.s1lz--=sr