The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-10-27
1910 0 VICTORY
FOR SPAULDING
Home Team Defeated st.
Adams High in a Fast
and Exciting Game
COACH ROSS MEN
PLAYED GOOD GAME
Visitors Were Not Often
in Position to Threat
en- Spaulding Goal

st. Adams high schools chain of
football victories was broken when the
team came to Barre Saturday after
aoon and tackled the Spaulding high
school team, Spaulding winning by the
score OF 10 to 0 in fast and exciting
game.
L. Densmore was in the lineup of
.Spaulding for a short time and was
taken out by Coach Ross in order to
keep him for the game with Montpelier
high school James Murphy substitut-
ed for Densmore and aided materially
in piling up Spaulding's score, Smith,
Brown, Beaulieu and Greig also showed
their effectiveness
The game in detail was as follows:
Spaulding won the toss and chose to
receive the ball Spaulding made the
first 10 wards and was then penalized
five for offsides Failing to make the
down, Greig punted putting the ball
near st Adams l5-yard line. After
making the first down and when near
the 22.yard line, st. AlbansA fumbled
and Spauding recovered. Brown then
made an end run for good gain and
next tore through center Beauieu
made the first touchdown just six min
utes after the game started Greig
kicked the ball over one of the goal
posts and referee ruled it was not
goal.
Greig kicked to st. Adams, sending
the ball almost to the goal posts. The
ball bounded out of zone and was
brought back to 20-yard line st. Al
bans made first two downs by line
plunges and then used an open forma-
ton play for good gain, Elias, the
st. Albang star, made an end run for
20 yards and the period ended
Second period st. Adams fumbled
after strenuously working almost down
to the goal Greig punted st. Adams
received near the 40-yard line. gained
two downs then lost ON attempt for
third. Smith made q good end run
ain followed by another by Brown,
n, ich brought the ball within five
yAls Of the goal line. Spaulding was
pc>Alized for otfsides and was brought
back to 30.yard line. Murphy gained
through center Smith, partially
knocked out, was taken cut and re-
placed by Densmore. Greig attempted
a drop kick that failed. Period ends.
Second half Spaulding kicked to st.
Adams, who fumbled but recovered and
was downed on the 25-yard line. First
down made on line plunges; second by
end runs by Abel and Dennson; third
by Elias who fumbled, giving Spauld
ing the ball Spaulding then started in
quest OF the second touchdown. First
down by line plunges, second by Muir
ply, third by Smith, and Beaulieu
brought the ball near the opponents
goal Brown started to 60 through
center but retraced his steps, finding
an obstruction, and went around the
end for six or seven yards and made
the touchdown. Greig kicked the goal,
quarter ends,
Greg kicked of again, opening last
period, One of the players attempted
to catch the ball, touched it with his
hand, causing it to roll behind the goal.
1t was declared a tou1hback and the
ball was brought to 20-yard line. st.
Albans failed to make the third down
and Walsh punted, Spauldihg's ball
on 40yard line Brown, Smith and
Beauleu plowed through the lines in.
cessantly for gains.
1t was here that the home team un.
corked a new one that had all the es.
sence Of trick play. Murphy received
the bail from 0'Keefe, started with the
ball, then tossed it to Beaulieu, who
gained more than Is yards. A few
more gains with line rushes and
spaulding was within two yards of
the goal. Murphy put it over in a cen
ter rush Greig failed to make the
goal on hard angle kick. This last
touchdown was made in the last min
ute Of play. Spaulding kicked to st.
albans.
The work of Walsh, Elias and Abel
of st. Adams was very noticeable, espe-
cially that Of Elias, who made many
gains with good interference around
left end
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