The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-11-03

Noyes spilled him on the 5o-yard line and
Moran was soon resting between the goal
posts. While Moran actually ran about
l02 yards he Is only credited with 9S-
yard run as the ball was inside the line
about two yards before it was snapped
back
Brattleboro was penalized twice when
Adams was advancing toward her goal
line. Once was for five yards for offside,
which brought the ball up to three yards
of the goal, but it was on this occasion
that Brattleboro held Adams for downs
with only one foot to go. The other
penalty was 10 yards for spectators being
on the field of play Fans who come to
see Brattleboro win should bear in mind
that the penalty for this ofense is one
half the distance from the goal line and
as it happened this time the bali was on
Brattleboro's 20-yard line, which, after
the penalty was inflicted, brought it up
to the l0-yard line. Better bear this in
mind in the future and keep back of the
line as laid out or it may prove disas-
trous to the home team
Richardson played rafting good game
at guard, and shows Improvement with
each game He will bear watching for
Nulie lie Is uOt ldiBe Oh Ue Is q
pretty hard customer to handle
Coach Stolte tried out a new combina
| ton in the baekfeld for a part of the
| game Austin took Robtins's place N
right half While this adds weight anc
strength to the baekfield it weakens right
end, which Austin has so commercially
held down all the season.
Adams kicked off to start the game
and Brattleboro by steady advances sool
placed j. Moran over the line for the frs
score
| Brattleboro kicked and Adams ran TIL
ball back to the 40.yard line. From tier
on steady rushes and end runs they ad
vanced to Brattleboro's Is yard line
when time was called for The first period
Starting the second period with 10 ward
to go, Brattleboro's defense stiffeced en-
Adams's game became shorter. 1t va
, here that Brattleboro was penalzed fly
; yards for offside, and yet Adams failed t
, deliver the winning punch. Brattlebor
tried three plays and Moran kicked. Ae
ans recovered on Brattleboro's 3o-yar
line but soon lost the ball on downs.
I After B. II. S. had pushed down tn
field to Adams's 45-yard line, Noyes on
clever trick play vent around the end fc
touchdown, but was called back as h
r stepped out OF bounds when within abot
e two or three yards of the goal. j. Morn
e went through the line on the next pla
a for the second touchdown. The secon
/ period ended shortly after with the ba
!, in Adams's possession on her N-yard lin
$ In the third period Adams worked Il
5 hall TO Brattleboro's eight-yard line whe
! Gorborino intercepted a forward pas
n Brattleboro rushed it out to her 40-yal
t line, where Adams recovered on a fuInb
n just as the third period ended
n Starting the fourth period on Brattl
e boro's 40-yard line Adams advanced
d yards on rushes and forward pass al
T then Brattleboro was penalized one-ha
e of the distance to the goal line becau
e of spectators on the field of play, brin
:, ing the ball to the l0-yard line Adar
Is tried three plays through the line for
e material gain and then tried forwa
d pass which Gorborino intercepted On Il
II next play j. Moran made his long ru
IS Brattleboro kicked pulling the sho
y play and had possession OF the ball
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