New Britain herald., 1916-12-01
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l more. On top of this came Hubbell | with fifteen and next Gillo with an 1 unchecked slide through the mud of l twelve yards. Anderson fumbled 1 asd Brown got the Lall. Hillhouse l immediately kicked and the boot was | a poor one the ball switching out of 1 bounds on Browns 35-yard line. Colgate was now running amuck. Nothing could stop the relentless
 march. Anderson romped through 1 the, sprawling forwards for fifteen yards and Gillo plunged through for
 five more. Hubbell then splashed his way behind compact interference in a thrilling run for 8 touchdown. Again the errorless West kicked the goal.
 West had not finished yet. There was another great chance coming for him and he rose to the occasion as
 only an alert player can. In the last period when the crowd was stream ing away from the field wet and dis
 appointed Pollard made one of his
 last efforts to do something for Brown. He plunged through a hole l in the line successfully and then struck the secondary defense. The Colgate tacklers piled into him so l hard that the ball bobbed out of his hands.
 Tearing along came West. He caught the ball as it bounded away from Pollard and raced thirty yards for another touchdown after which | he kicked the goal.
 l Toward the end of the game An
 nan made the one and only great play | for Brown. He broke loose around 1 Colgate's left end for a spectacular | gallop of forty yards before he was | thrown at the sidelines. The play did not come in time 10 do Brown any good.
 l It was bitter pill for Brown to 1 swallow, was the defeat, and it is
 just another little lesson not to count 1 the chickens before they are matched.
 The lineup
 Colgate, (2s.) Brown, co., | Castellanos ........... Marshall l Left end.
 | west DeV1tal1S 1 Left tackle. | Barton k ........ wade
 Left Guard. | CarTOll -. OpidSue 1 Center. Right Guard. HOrn1ng Wllnans , Right tackle. | Nielsen WoehS 1 Right end. 1 Anderson fuTuy l Quarterback. Spencer Jemall Left halfback. | Hubbell Tollaiu 1 Right halfback. 1 Glllo -....... .'''. r1iiillou9e ! Fullback.
 New Britain residents have every reason to feel proud of the achieve
 ment of Colgates football eleven 1 yesterday, for in it's attainment goes
 much credit to local native sons, | Jack Rourke trainer and Reym ond d | Mansfield manager. Seldom has a 1 team ever entered a fray in better l condition than the Hamilton boys yes- terday. which speaks in itself for the
 clever handling by MT. Rourke. From 1 @ financial standpoint, the season has l been a success, due to the able man.
 agement of Mr.. Mansfield Prior to
 1907 Colgate had occupied medic
 ere position in football, being consid-
 cred as 8 small college' team, but
 in that season the representatives of the college held Brown to to
 score which was followed by a sev- erance of football relations. John l.. 1 Foley of this city now an Instructor
 in the Montclair High school, was
 manager at that time.
 During the past season Colgate has
 suffered but one reverse losing to
 Yale to 8. Among those who fell by the wayside were Syracuse and H.
 linois, western champions in 1915.
 The prospects for next season are l very bright, the team losing but three l players, Captain Hornung, Goode and ] Nelson. Jack Rourke arrived home
 today and will spend the weekend at
 the home of his parents. Jack is en-
 thusiastic over the prospects of two
 of his charges being selected for the
 All-American team, West and Ander-
 son.