The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-11-19
Gridiron Echoes.


81 to 0.
Eight straight.
Wonder who comes next!
Let = hope il will be Rutland.
Regular schedule was clean sweep.
Capt. Randall is a hard, aggressive
player.
Once more, hats off to "Dede"
Stolte.
Now to settle the championship of
the state.
How can the Marble City boys claim
the championship
Brattleboro has scored 2e5 points 70
their opponents only p.
Davis has put up good clean eNhi-
bition at right tackle in every game.
1t was the biggest defeat ever given
Bellows Falls by Brattleboro on their
own grounds.
Austin got two forward passes which
! helped materially III winning such a
decisive victory.
Ed Moran hasn't missed kicking n
! goal IN the Clover league games and
he had - chances.
Every fan delights in watching the
pep which Bctterley injeets into his
playing every minute.
Hall has worked out to bc one of
the best guards for a first year player
the school has ever seen.
Throughout the season hats off to
! Keene for holding Brattleboro closer
than any other opponent.
At the close Of the first half with
the score IS to o the Bellows Falls
BOYS seemed to lose heart.
Principal E. b. Smith of the high
school has displayed unusual interest
in the football games this season.
Not one of the teams which has
scored against Brattleboro this year
has mad chance to win the game.
The highest score ever run up
against Bellows Falls on their grounds
before by Brattleboro was l3 to o
All Of the officials handled the game
well and the absence of roughneck work
was a testimonial to the Bellows Falls
outfit.
Ed. Moran injured wrist didn 7
, seem to hamper him in putting up his
customary fumblclcss game at full
back.
Coach Stoltc sent in all of his sub
| i'll the last period, after the result va
c beyond dispute, and they showed "
well indeed.
I 70 the credit of all members of TIL
= team let it be said that they hav
! maintained an excellent standing i
: their studies.
Plumb put up one of the hardes
games he has during the entire sea
i son and he engineered the game II
/. markably well.
{. At times the Bellows Falls line wa
It Just as full of holes az a sieve, iudl
e ing from the way Capt. Randall 5 me
forced their way through.
y Austin intercepted one forward pas
/ which was travelling with great velo
G. ity and people are wondering yet no
&c he was able to hold it and keep o
lc running.
Il The Bellows Falls captain kickc
he once on the crowd getting across II
&c playing lines The spectators were M
t. so well educated along these lines {
IS they are here.
Z Those who stayed at home displayC
<, great interest in the outcome of Il
u game, as was evidenced by the mar
4 telephone queries received at The r
= former Office.
oil With enthusiasm at such high pit,
"a as it is right now in this old town
al game between Brattleboro and RutlaI
next Saturday would draw a reco
- breaking crowd.
Besides Charley Hadlev s ''roy
roOtera' there was large delegate
Of steady patrons Of the game lined
on the playing lines and they we
just as enthusiastic as ever
! What the fans are clamoring +
now is game next Saturday and tn
are more than anxious that the ener
shall be Rutland. 1t would be int,
esting to see by actual playing il
which has the better organization.
= Coach Stolte 8 men have played a
won eight pronounced victories. viii
-iis more than Rutland has taken pf