The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-10-13
BURLINGTON A
MONTPELIER 0
Light Capital City Team
No Match for Queen
City Boys
BUT THEY PUT UP
A GAME FIGHT.
Montpelier Came Near
Scoring at End Of
the Game.

i heavy Burlington team proved a pa
combination for the green and whit
i The scores were made by six toucl
i downs, without one successful kick AFT
or touchdown, and safety, which jus
ESCAPED being another touchdown.
/ Montpelier made their Lest bids 70
| touchdowns in the second half, losin
the ball on downs after taking it we
up toward Burlington's goal soon afte
the opening of the last period, and los
ing the ball on forward pass catigh
lby a Burlington man just before tn
end Of the game. Burlington had tn
ball on their own one.yard line whel
the final whistle blew.
| The gains of the Burlington back
were the features of the game. Scozzo
faya, Fogg and Noble were all sure anC
consistent gamers through the hghtc
Montpelier team. Scozzofava made tn;
first and third touchdowns, running 4,
yards for the first Nobl, ook the bal
over for the second touchdown Dens
more made long run Just before shs
end Of the first half, being tackled 4
few yards from the Montpelier goa
line. Chase picked up dropped bal
and ran 70 yards in the second period
crossing the goal line, but losing the
ball, the final ruling being that the
play was safety, and il was scored
for two points. In the opinion of some,
Chase made touchdown and the score
should have been 4s to Q. Burlington
dropped seven pointsson their failures
at tries for goal.
Montpelier had a good defense at the
start, holding Burlington for downs IN
the first period Scozzofava took the
ball across for the first touchdown AMI
the safety play occurred. in the second
period, Montpelier took the ball on
downs once and Sheridan started
out for good gain. but when he was
tackled. the bali shot out straight
ahead OF him and bounded into Seozzo-
fava's arms. Burlington's big back took
il down the field for touchdown.
On the next kickoff Montpelier made
a short advance, bur forward pass
was caught by Burlington man. Conf
was injured on this play, and w. Hea-
ton took his place. A touchdown toll
lowed directly. On the next kickoff,
Montpelier tried shoestring pass and
failed, and forward pass was dropped.
Burlington took the ball and a long
pass resulted in gain almost to the
goal line. The half ended without an
other touchdown. a
At the start Of the second half Bur
ington made three substitutions.
Brown for Davis, Bashaw for Rand
ind Flagg for Quincy. Fogg made
ong gain on the first play from scrim-
mage and Scozzofava took the bali over
or a touchdown on the next play.
spooner went in for Massucco at left
lalf, and showed up well during the
est of the game. The next touchdown
vas rather short story also. Mont
'elier successfully completed forward
'ass on the fret play from scrimmage.
Forward passes failed twice, and Sher-
dan kicked. The latter was relied on
D the kicking department and did not
all to come to, the front with a good |
'oot. Chase, Burlington's quartz,
eeled off long run. ana on the next
own Fogg took the ball across.
Following the next kickoff, Montpei-
~ failed to gain and Sheridan- kicked.
Kelley of Montpelier went in for Pratt |
I end. Fogg ran the ball over for
Montpelier received on the
ext kickoff and fumbled or the second
lay. The third period ended with the
all in Burlington's hands.
Montpelier took the ball al the start 4
the fourth period, but lost it on a
lmble. Burlington fumbled and Mont.
elieT recovered and made good adj
ance. Sheridan was sent back TO try L
drop kick. which failed, but a Mont
elier man followed the ball and recov-
red it outside the line. A good gain 4
Flowed, and il looked as though Mont.
slier would score, but Burlington held
nd took the ball close to their own
pal. A long forward pass was received
srfectly and run the length Of the Geld
II a touchdown
The Montpelier team was weary, but
III fighting. The Burlington kickoff
as short, and on the first play from
a beautiful forward pass.
it'll gain of 20 yards, put the local
am within striking distance of the
arlington goal line. Burlington WIS
nalized and the distance was cut
'wn little. With less than four
lnutes to play, forward pass failed.
'Ooner made a good gain, and Sheli-
N tried another drop kick which was
lg enough 70 60 over the cross bar.
1 went just outside. Montpelier kept
e ball. One pass failed. another was
cd and the next one VAS spoiled. The
nth pass went into knot Of playe-s
l Burlington man recovered IL. The
al whistle blew with the ball in Bur
gton's hands under their own goal
sts.
The crowd wss large and about 20
3 were on the field Montpelier high
: well represented and kept up the
'ers well. with one leader for the
- and one for the girls. A con
gent Of about 30 Burlington stu
lfs attended and cheered their team.
rlington made Other substitutions
ide the ones given. The Lineup. 4
' aani Rsiiss. Ss', elsr.,a.,
Sheridan. n. Brewer. Davis, Brown
lden- Stanley. re- re-. Quincy. Fiagg
heaton. c--.--...--.-.....c Nalade II
liss. * .---...--........le IL. fsnaa 81
her. i ..-.-...... if. Rand. Hashaw 4
oiini, L .......-s. r.. Densmers
nasi. al 4...-....-..... ah. fhsss
nj W Heaton. rhb .rhh. Forr n
ssucco. Spooner. lhb Ihh. Nohls s.
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