The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-09-30
Brattleboro Hangs Up $50
Sign After Toying
with Visitors
HEAVIER AND RAN
ALMOST AT WILL
Shows Improvement Since Previous
Game-Turners Falls Evidently
Lacked Practice-Game at Bellows
Falls This Week Saturday.

Lacked Practice-Game at Bellows
Falls This Week Saturday.
Brattleboro high school found an easy
mark in the Turner's Falls high school
football team at Island park Saturday
afternoon and hung up the $50 sign.
| The home players We're heavier and ran
almost at will, while Turner's Falls
showed lack of football knowledge,
probably due to lack of practice. In
reality the game was only practice
game for Brattleboro. The local team
showed much improvement in action since
the game week earlier Austin is prov
ing to be hard tackler and is sure to
bring down his man. Robbins, fresh
man, demonstrated ability and pleased
the crowd by his knowledge of lacking
on to interference, which brought him
several long runs. Gibson, a new man,
4 showed up we'll at end The team win
work hard this week for the contest
Saturday with its old rival. the Bellows
Falls team, at Bellows Falls
Turner's Falls won the toss and chose
the south goal. Brattleboro kicked to
the visitors, but recovered the ball and
lun less than two minutes of play, by a
30-yard run, Gorborino scored the first
LOCAL touchdown, Piggott failed to kick
goal. Brattleboro again kicked to the
visitors and again succeeded in taking
the ball, and with good end runs by
Moran, Plumb, Piggott and Gorborino
placed it within 10 yards of the Turner's
Falls goal line Moran made a plunge
through the line for a second touchdown.
Austin kicking goal. After the third
kickoff to Turner's Falls Brattleboro
again recovered the pigskin and after a
few forward passes a long end run by
Plumb landed the third touchdown, Pig
gott kicking goal. On the fourth kick
off to the visitors Turner's Falls tried
J hard to advance and were finally forced
to kick, Gorborino catching the ball and
| advanced about 20 yards Brattleboro
/ then forced her way upethe field, Piggott
Plumb and Moran behind good inter
ference finally succeedmg in placing the
ball over the goal line, Moran making the
touchdown. Austin kicking goal. Score
: q to 0.
: In the second period, Austin took the
ball on the kickoff and made a beauti
full 53-yard run. Then with good inter
ference and a fine line plunge Plumb
! carried the ball over for another touch
' down. Piggot kicking goal Plumb re
| ceived the ball on the next kickoff ant
advanced 30 yards. With runs of 10 ant
\ Is yards by Piggott Moran. Gorborin,
e the latter finally scored a touchdown
!. from which Austin kicked goal. Brat
o tleboro then kicked to Turner's Falls
Il who soon lost the ball on fumbles, anC
4lnfN L..
line plunges and end runs placed the bal
e seventh touchdown. which Piggott ne
o gotiated from which Austin kicked goal
e closing the second period with the. seor
r, As to O.
, At the beginning of the second hal
i several substitutes were sent in as wi
it be seen by the lineup Robbins receive
IS the kickoff and brought the ball bac
e to the center of the field before bein
downed. Brattleboro here tried a for
ward pass which was intercepted b
Turner's Falls, who made several fol
ward passes successfully which advance
the ball some 20 yards. Then through
tumble the ball went to Brattleboro, VIII
= resorted to the forward pass again Pts
~ gott to Austin, the latter getting ava
= with 35-yard run. Robbins then mad
e beautiful run of 20 yards. Plumb SUI
III ceeded him with another end run an
landed the pigskin over for another toucl
~ down. Piggott kicked goal Brattlebol
II, kicked to Turner's Falls, who got ava
a. with few forward passes and then To-
ny the ball on tumble Brattleboro star
as ed the ball towards the opponents go
d. and brought it to the 40-yard line wht
Y. the period ended. Score, 55 to O.
e. Brattleboro started the last period
ce making few line plunges of eight al
is. 10 yards, and then end runs by Piggot
tn Moran and Robbins brought the ball
in about 10 yards of Turner's Falls's go
IRIS line. Piggott by ferocious plunging owe
re- came this distance for another touc
ar down but an attempt to kick goal faile
in Brattleboro kicked to Turner's Falls a.
DIS the ball was soon surrended to the loca
20 and after receiving it on a forward pa
m Moran made a 2O-yard run. Robbi
in, soon got away for Is yards, and Plum
DR. carried the ball over the last touehdoy
,ro just as time was called Austin kick
goal.
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