The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-10-03
LYNDON inst.
BEATS LITTLETON
BY SCORE "A TO 0
New Hampshire Team Is
a Given Sound
Drubbing

Teton at the latter town on Sat
urday afternoon in q one-sided
contest to the score Of "A to 0.
The strong Lyndon team had its
own way after the first eight MIN
utes of play and after that time
Littleton was constantly on the
defensive. The excellent game
played by the Institute boys was 4
big surprise to the New Hamp-
hire school team.
Littleton tried to rough it with
the husky Vermonters but soon
found that they could not put any
fear into the hearts of the sturdy
Institute lineup. Toward the end
of the game the feeling of the Lit
Teton supporters grew SO intense
over the failure to their home
team to make any progress, that
one OF the spectators interfered
and made a drive against Dresser.
He was quickly retired TO the side
line by the rusky Lyndon players.
The game in detail follows:
FIRST QUARTER
Captain Parker of Littleton won
the toss, and chose to receive. de-
Tending the East Goal. Captain w.
Hall of l.. |. kicked to Littleton,
and Parker received the ball on
he 10 yd line and ran it back 8
yds.
On the first down Quimby car
ried the ball around left end for a
good gain. On the second down
Hamilin was out for time. On the
bird down Houle, quarter back
for Littleton, was thrown by
Dresser for a loss of 6 yds and was
'arTied from the field with a dis
located knee and twisted knee cap.
Littleton carried the ball to
Lyndon's IS yard line where they
We're held for downs. The first 5
minutes of play looked bad for
Lyndon, but when she held Little
ton on her own IS yd line she
started her march, and never after
that was Littlcton within striking
distance.
Woods carried the ball through
guard for yards and Hill for q
yards more. Woods made first
down. Bassett skirted the end for
5 more, and w. Hall went around
right end for 10 yards. Woods res
pended with 6 yards through right
yuard, and Hill made first down.
Bassett carried it for s yards
round left end and Hill nlowed
the line for first down placing the
ball on the Sgd line. Again he
plowed through left guard and the
touchdown. w. Hall kicked the
~oal. Score 10
Baker received for Littleton,
md was thrown in his tracks by
Richard Wood Littleton was pen
allied 5yds for offside, and w.
Hall threw Baker for 4yd. loss.
End OF quarter. Score 10.
SECOND QUARTER
~ iiNSii SSOiUS III IlISt Z minute.
Hall threw pass to Bassett, who
scampered to the second touch
down. Goal failed. Score 1870. w.
Hall kicked to Downing who ran
t back yards. Russell Woods in
tercepts Littleton'S pass and made
iyards. Hill made 5yards aft tao
kle. BasSett fumbled but the ball
was recovered by Russell Wool.
Hall carried the ball around right
end for 6 yards Woods makes first
down, and Hill carried the bail
over for the third. touchdown.
Goal failed. Score 1910.
W. Hall kicked and Baker ran
the ball back s vds. Littleton fun
bled and Dresser recovered for
Lyndon. Hill carried the ball twice
through center for 9 yards and 10
yards, consecutivelv and the 4th
touchdown. Goal failed. Score $50
Baker received for Littleton, but
on the first down Baker was
thrown by Dresser for a 10 yard
loss, and a tumble, recovered bv
w. Hall Hill makes II yards off
tackle, and the half was up. Score
$50.