Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-02

The Academy eleven, showing the name fight and pep as was shown in iast Saturdays game came through with another victory on Wednesday afternoon defeating Killingly High School of Danlelson 90. The game was the best that has been played on the Campus In many day. It was full of pep and good plays, keep Ing the fans interested from the Etart. The Killingly team outweighed the local team but nevertheless McKay's warriors played rings around them. Phil McNamara, Mileski and Will Hams were the shining lights for the home team, while Williams, the up- state full back, was the chief ground gainer for Killingly.
 FIRST QUARTER
 Williams acting as captain in G. Reeves absence won the toss and Norwich kicked to Killingly, Williams gaining five yards in a line plunge but the Academy line then strengthened and Killingly was unable to make first down. On the first play Charlie Wu- Hams skirted left end for 25 yards The Killingly team braced and held the Norwich team for three downs. On the fourth down Davie VQllowitz was called back and drop-kieked a pretty field goal from the twenty three yard line. Killingly again decided to receive and the ball was kicked but failed to go ten yards and was once more kicked to Simineau who ran back twenty yards before tackles. Here Killingly fumbled and Norwich re- covered. On the next play Norwich fumbled and Killingly regained the | Il forward, Killingly made first down. Hollander. replaced Heller. and there Killingly was penalized five yards for holding; this brought the bali to their wenty two yard line. End of quar-
 SECOND QUARTER
 Killingly again tried the aerial at -aclS and Haslam intercepted for ward. Williams gained eight yards and fumbled but Haslanr recovered. Norwich tried an on-side kick but Killingly broke it up. The Academy was penalized five yards for off side. Williams gained six and Havelas add ed four then Killingly threw a for ward and it was caught behind the goal but out of bounds An argument followed but of no avail as the um- pire's decision could not be chang ed. Granting that they did make t4e touchdown and made the extra point after the goal the victory still would belong to Norwich. The ball was ther put in play by Norwich on the twen. ty yard line. Mileski plowed for three yards, Williams piled up. five moro but McNamara was forced to kick Havelas caught the ball but was doWr in his tracks by several Academy players. Williams gained eight yards % End of half.
 THIRD QUARTER
 Williams again decided to receiv, and Vollowitz kicked to MilIahn wh, fumbled and McNamara recovered Williams gained eight yards aroun, tight end. Simineau intercepted a for ward and kicked to PhA McNamart in midfield. Williams dashed arount left end for twelve yards The Xiii lingly team rallied and held so tha McNamara was forced to kick. Have las was tackled on the Norwich tel syard line. Millahn was thrown fe three yards loss and Norwich was pen alized for off side. Williams gaine ten yards. The Eillingly team the failed to make fir6t down and tn ball went to Norwich on their tWent yard line. Dave Vollowitz again wa called back for field goal but it wa blocked, Killingly received the ba and kicked to McNamara who gain ed ten yards, Williams then adde eight with twenty-four yards to 2 IS the quarter ended.
 FOURTH QUARTER
 KilroS gained three yards and Vii Hams made it first down. MiIesl 1its the line for five yards and Vii Hams made touchdown. Norwic failed to kick goal. Vollowitz kicke to Williams who ran twenty yard before he was downed by Meek, wh replaced Fox. Simineau made fiy yards, Williams made fifteen. Wit thirteen yards to go Killingly trie forward, but it was broken up. WI Hams failed to make first down an :. the ball. went to Norwich on the te yard line. McNamara kicked to Tave las. The next play Killingly tried
 forward which was intercepted by Mc Namara who made a beautiful broke field run of sixty five yards and wa