The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-10-29
Local Boys Superior in All
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
80 to Z
SUBS TAKE HAND
IN SCRIMMAGE
Clean Game All Through, and Windsor
Boys Made Things Pleasant for Their
INSTRUMENTATION Presented Strong
Back Field.

DfNNh a ASAN
Brattleboro' s high school football war,
riors added new laurcls to their crown
of victories Saturday by sweeping
across the bulwarks Of their opponents
battlefield in Windsor time and time
again until the record credited them
with eight touchdowns and five kicked
goals. Only once did the upstate sol
diers see the other side of the wall
which Brattleboro so nobly defended.
They also hoistcd the pig-skin success
fully above the coveted goal so that
the final score was % 10 :.
A bunch Of local enthusiasts tripped
IL up to Windsor TO witness what
proved to be the biggest walkovcr the
boys have yet hsl and when they re
turned on an evening train the young
gladiators were met at the station by
n cheering, singing crowd of school
mates, including boys and girls, who
made the station ring with iollihcation.
AS soon AZ news of the victory
reached town Few Of the live wires
OF the high school student body got
busy on the telephone and notified all
who possibly could TO bc at the sta
tion when the 500 train from the north
came in. As n result ahcrc was n good
sized turnout and Charley Hadlev,
mounted on baggage truck. led the
demonstration. which began to be noisy
even before the engine had pulled in.
This was continued for some time aft
or the players had joined aud before
parting Coach Stoltc's huskies gave
three rousing cheers for the girls who
had thus expressed their appreciation
of the "bacon the boys brought home
As for the game itself, the Brattlc
boro team was superior in every de
partmcnt and as the score mounted up
wards and beyond reach of the enemy
Coach Stolte gave some Of his worthy
subs an opportunity to get into the
scrimmage for experience in a reaI
game. Ii was after this that Windsor
scored its only touchdown, and II wa,
the result Of good straight football
playing
As an opener Brattlcboro kicked of
and tackled one of the Windsor backs
getting the hf4. on n tumble. Within
o minute or f1ay the gladiators haj
made their first count behind the ad
vcrsarics' goal. In two minutes NOR,
they had another 10 their credit and s,
u progressed until az the end Of tn,
first half Brattleboro had run up a
points
I'm the second half the defcrsiv
work of the Windsor team improve,
md they held tho boys better. Tw
forward passes ty Einton and Austi
were features Of the playing. bat ma
rA'HeltlEe work tells the story.
There was q good sized crowd in ai
tendance and many expressions of aJ
miratiea for the PLAYING of the Brat
uehoro eleven were heard. they bcin
called ''real. Il was n good. clca
game from start to- finish and the Win,
sor people made things pleasant ia
their visitors. Windsor had a stron
back field the strongest vet encoun
erred in fact, but the manner in whic
Brattlcboro g men behind the line flo
lowed the interference outshonc ever,
thing.
Following was tn lineup for Bra
tlcboro; Niutou, Noycs, lc: Mamie
sherman, re; Bctterley, TX: Howard.
Davis, rg; Austin, RI; Plumb, ab: Go
borino, lhb; j. Moran, rib: Il. Mora
fb.