Norwich bulletin., 1917-11-05

more points in the fourth quarter to
 make up for Mallon's missed goaals when he passed to Bennett who was
 forced to fall on the ball behind his
 own goal line. Eastwood sent Phil I lips from the field and took center
 himself, ZAP Henault taking his place | at halfback. But like John McGraw Eastwood was locking the door after ! the horse had been stolen. True, Bulkeley did not score again, but they
 did not need to. N. F. A. opened a
 machine gun attack of forward passes | in the last quarter but only one of them worked. One of the prettiest
 plays of the game was made when 1 Bennett fa11ing a pass ducked under the out-stretched arms of the Bulke1ey | forwards and made a short run The
 reason of the Bulkeley victory was | clearly shown as when Eastwood was
 at center the Bullleley backs hit the i line in vain. The game was ot the | steady pugging type that failed to ! show individual stars nut the playing , of Eastwood, Bennett, Kosloski and Dat for the Academy and Whitcomb BulkeIey was noticeable although per- haps no more praise deserving than that of other men in the game.
 Bulkeley was weak in the kicking game and her ends failed to get down under Mallon's punts.
 The game was cleanly played and
 there was no sluggiug as has marred those games in former years. The sired when they yelled, ''Oh you
 bums," but perhaps they didn't know
 any better. The N. F.. A. cheering
 seemed tc lack some of it's old time
 pep. The lighter voices Of the girls were much more noticeable than in former years. The N. F. A. special
 @1.
 game, an unheard of thing in former years and is only to be attributed to
 a falling off of school spirit. Between the halves the Bulkeley supporters did a snake dance on the field while the Norwich rooters sang some of their war songs.
 The detailed play:
 First Quarter.
 Eastwood won the toss and chose to defend the west goal Bulkeley had a stiff breeze at their backs. Mallon kicked off and the ball was downed on the N. F. A. B yard line. Feeley broke through center and nailed Bennett for a loss of two. The Hulkeley cheer ing section went wild. Bennett made four around end. N. F. A. was forced to punt spicer circled right end for five. Mallon made one through center Counihan got Murphy before he gain ed an inch. A plunge through cen Two half back plunges against I T the center of the line, line buck by Mall lon that failed to gain and a three yard blow through guard by Whit comb gave New London another first a loss of three: MaIlon sent spicer at right tackle but "Wes' got him two yards behind his own line. Mallon punted and while the ball was bound ing around the middle of a group of snatched it up and ran it back eight yards. There was a hot argument but the referee finally allowed the fine hole at Bulkeley's left guard. | Eastwood made four and then made | it first down. Bonnet made one yard | Eastwood five and Wilcox plowed | through the line for three and Brew l CT went through the same place mak- | ing first down. Eastwood made two | Bennett four and Wilcox added eight | more bringing the ball to Bulkeley's eight line. Eastwood tried line plung- ing with no success. Three more half back rushes netted just two yards giving BulkeIey the bail on her own six yard line. Spicer made tight through guard. Whitcomb made four through center. Time was called with he ball in Bulkeley's possession on ler own eighteen yard Nine.
 Score, N. r. A. o, Buikeley o.
 s4 Second Quarter.
 The period opened with plunge trough center by Murphy which net ed three yards. spicer failed to gain through guard for two yards. Mal1on ,unted about 30 yards and Brewer ran he kick back 20. Bennett made two 'n line plunge. He lost. one on an nd run. Whitconrb intercepted a onward pass and ran IS yards before] ie was downed by Eastwood. Whit ;omb went through left guard for four md Murphy added two. Whitcomb hit AT-I | m an end run. Whitcomb could not :ain around Dat. Spicer plowed 1 trough the center of the line for 12 ards. Whitcomb and Mallon add ei yard pass. Mallon to Sullivan, gave II more. -Whitcomb hit cen CT for three. Mallon fumbled. N. f. ( \. recovering on her 13 yard line. Eastwood lost one when he attempted . circle right end. Bennett smashed ( trough guard for three. Eastwood rade three more on an off tackle play :ennett went back to punt but the 1 (. F. A. center did not hold and the tick was blocked, Bulkeley recovering ; he ball on her opponents six yard inc. Two rushes by the Bulke1ey 'acks failed 10 gain the required dis l anee and when the men were pulled 1 if after the third rush Oat and one 1 f the Bulkeley -linemen were on the [ 'ottom of the heap, both grasping the 1 all. The referee ruled it Bulkeley's tall and the teams lined up, the ball bout six inches from the goal line , Vhitcomb smashed through center, liking the ball over. Mallon missed , he goal. The whistle blew while the cams were inine up for the kickoff I ;core, B. H. $. 6, NE. A. 0. ,
 Third Quarter.
 Mallon kicked to J. Wilcox, who was I owned after a short run. Bennett I ost four when he tried to go around r eft end. Eastwood made two and . Wilcox three. Bennett went back for :
 punt and Phillips made a poor ' ass and the ball slid off Ben etts fingers. At least four of the q Hnemen were through and one z . them fell on the ball. For a minute :
 looked as if the Academy might : 5 old the New London team for downs. 2