Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-30

Showing q reverse or lorm anu 1iSnA- ing every minute of the way the Red and White warriors chalked up vol deserved victory over Ston- sueton High on the Campus Satur- day afternoon thair first victory of the season.
 The final score IS-0 gives little idea of the game. The Academy team presented a variety of plays which haffled the heavy Stonington line. Much credit is due the Academy line which was verily stone wall. Clab- by, right guard, after playing a stel-i lar game was carried from the field in the last few minutes of play with a badly sprained ankle. Mention must be made of Phil McNamara who was probably. the individual star. His fir ty yard run a a touchdown coupled with his great defensive work were Inc features of the natinee.
 Game by quarters:
 Capt. Roux of Stonington won the toss and chose to receive. Clabby kick sd over the line and the ball was put In play on the twenty yard line. Ston- ington fu1nbled and McNsmara re- covered for Norwich. Norwich imme- diately tried an aArial attack but Koelb intercepted. Unable to gain Stonington was forced to kick the ball which went to the SO yard line. On the first play Williams made 8 yards and Malesld added making first down. Williams and McNamara added 10 more yards. By using line plunges and end runs the team worked its way to the 4 yard line. The Nor wich line was going very strong mak- ing big holes and playing low. Will Hams then plowed through guard for the first touchdown. Clabby missed the goal. Clabby again on the kick off booted the ball past the goal line and it was brought to the 20 yard line. Trying line plunges and end runs the Stonington team were unable to advance against the Red and White roal line. Barrett punted to Spauld- ing who makes yards before he was downed. This ended the list quarter.
 SECOND QUARTER
 McNamara kicked but the ball was blocked and Maleslzi recovered it. The team was unable to make the requir ed 10 yards and the ball was given to Stonington. Stonington seemed helpless against the strong line of the local boys and again the ball was transferred to the Norwich team. The AC00CDhg 'Wd0 PClidAAAG0 IC o1 Ao M holding An exchange of punts, fol- lowed, McNamara having the advan- tage over Roux. The quarter ended with the ball in Stonington's posses sion on their own 32 yard line.
 THIRD QUARTER Stonington again chose to receive and Clabby kicked to MiIly who wa; downed in his tracks by Haslam. Hol- lander replaced Heller at. left end Stonington then attempted the pass ing game but was unable to com. plete even one. Stonington lost tn, ball on downs. On the next play Will Hams skinned left tackle for touch. down. Clabby missed the goal. Nor. wich kicked off and Roux ran tn, ball back 20 yards. Stonington brac ed and annexed two first downs. Ston, ington fumbled and Malisl1i recovered for Norwich. On a cross buck McNa- mara made a beautiful run through the entire Stonington team for tn, final touch down of the game Nor. wich failed to kick to goal. Clabb, kicked to Barrett who ran back ?, wards before he was downed. Her, again Stonington tried several for. wards in vain. Roux then kicked ts Kilroy. who replaced Spaulding anC ran 10 yards before downed. The tean was only able to complete one pla, before the whistle announced the enC of the quarter.
 FOURTH QUARTER
 McNamara kicked to Stoningto1 and one of the Norwich players re covered the ball when Stoningto, fumbled. It was during that part O the scrithmage that .Clabby was in iured and was carried from the field Brophy' replaced Clabby and show ed up well the remainder of the game McNamara kicked to Roux who fun bled and wien the pile. was. pulle, apart Haslam was at the bottom witt the ball. Here the Red and Whit team were unable to advance and Nor wich kicked to Roux who ran 10 yards Stonington used all their trick play and forwards but of no avail and 8 kicked to Kilroy who ran wards The red and white team again re turned the punt and Fox dovne. Roux in his tracks. Stonington tried t buck the line but failed. This ende, the game.
 The nneups follow:
 Norwich Position Stoninrton
 Left End
 heher .'...... .............. Caswel
 Left Tackle
 Nonowitz .............. Coffe
 Left Guard
 Mousley ............4... La Fontain
 Center
 AAsN9AsAA .'.... ......... Nichol N. Right Guard
 'NSS -'''' .S. MuE
 Right Tackle
 i-' -''''' ',. =. .r..s...S. Lux
 Right End
 TUX .'.''''. BallantracC
 Right Half Back
 NAS@NoiAAaId d .'... .'. Barrel Full Back
 ''...... ..s...... hOel
 Left Half Back
 SPeNiNliS .s....... MILD
 Quarter Back Williams, Capt. ....... Roux. Can CHAIRMAN DEPENDS ACTION
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