The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-11-07

and Referee Farnham had sig
nailed that the ball was again in
play, jerks took the pass from
McCrillis without waiting to cal
out signals, and while the foe was
caught mapping, rushed the ball
over. the goal line for a touch
down. 1t was a run of about 20
yards and had a certain Dow play
er not been so timid in his attempt
TO tackle jerks, Orrie might never
have accomplished the feat. 1t was
"a well laid tran and the visitors
fell into it easily.
Captain Bennett won the toss
ard chose to receive. jerks took
the kick off on the 80 yard line and
rushed the ball back ~ wards,
when he fumbled. A Dow Mayer
fell on the pill on the Al yard line.
Dow failed to make downs after
several valiant attempts.
Bennett, by line plunging, made
material gains for Vocational. He
then fumbled but quickly recover
ed the ball. On a fake play jerks
tossed to Barber and the latetr
made an eight yard gain. Then
by beautiful end run jerks made
30 yards, bringing the ball to Dow's
10 yard line. 1t fell to the lot of
diminutive Orrie jerks to carry the
pigskin over the goal line for Ve-
cationai's first score against an
outside team. Barber failed to
kick the goal.
Vocational kicked off TO Dow on
the So yard line, but the visitors
were held for downs. After Barbe.
had made a seven yard gain, the
first period came to close with
the ball on the % yard line.
At the start of the second quar-
ter Mcnamara went through the
line for downs. Bennett and Bar
Der made good gains. jerks then
attempted a forward pass which
he intended that Hoar should nab
over the goal line. But Hoar fail
ed. As a result Vocational lost the
ball.
Dow made its first downs only
once when the ball went to the To-
Gals. st. Johnsbury was penalized
10 yards for holding but McNama-
IA made up this loss by a nice Is
yard end run and then came the
trick play by which jerks scored
the second touch down. Again
Barber failed to kick the goal.
Vocational kicked off to the Is
yard line where the Dow player
who caught the ball was dropped
in his tracks. The first half ended
with the pill on the % yard line.
The losers showed more speed
il the third period and made many
telling gains but tfev lacked the
punch to send the ball over t.,
line. The Dow left guard receiv-
ed the kick off and was dropped
imediately. Then came several
small gains and an important one,
a 80 yard end run by Parker. He
had ploughed his way through
many Vocational athletes but he
was tackled with force By Barber
and dropped to the ground. On the
fourth down Dow punted over the
goal line for a touch back the
ball being brought to the 20 yard
line.
At the very start jerks made a
pretty 20 yard pass to Blood who
made q equally fine catch and
then made seven yards more. Vo-
cational lost on downs as a result
OF jerks tumble. The ball was
on the Al yard line at the conclu-
sion of the third quarter.
Whipple received the kick off
on the b yard line but was drop
ped in his tracks. Dow was pen
allied five yards for off side play
and then lost on downs. After
Vocational took the ball Barber
lost eight yards by running back.
Bennett then staged "a fine end
run of % yards which Melted the