The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-11-06
Vocational School
Loses to Institute
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stitute then held for downs and
Christie punted to Durgin who
fumbled, Mann recovering for No-
cationai. End of quarter.
Second quarter opened with No-
cational's ball on Lyndon's 28
yard line. McCrillis attempted a
pass which was recovered by Bur
siel. The Institute strengthened
by some of the first string players
started a march down the field
making five first downs in nine
attempts, then Bean fumbled and
Christie recovered. Here "Whiff''
Woods the smashing, tearing In
stitute full back was put in place
OF Bean and right there the tide
turned. The Vocational failed on
downs and Christie punted to Rog-
ers who ran it back ten yard.
"Whiff' Woods Was given the bail
for a first down ina a minute lat
er went over for touchdown.
Durgin kicked the goal.
Institute kicked to Parker who
made yards Lyndonville was
penalized five yards for offsides
and Of half.
At the beginning of second per-
iod the Vocational school felt it
self playing against hope as cap
tain Bassett of the institute not
being satisfied with the showing of
his second team had put in the ma
iority of his first string men, but
even though playing a team again
st whom they had no hope of win
ming the Vocational lads put up a
game fight from the minute of the
kick off when McCrillis ran the
bali back 10 yards, and a moment
later tore off first down.
Christie attempted a pass which
was not complied. Lyndon was
penalized five yards for ofside.
Christie punted to Bassett who
fumbled and then with remarkable
speed recovered it again. Bassett
attempted pass which failed to
work. "Whiff" Woods made six
yards and Dick Woods, skirting
his right end shot over for
touchdown. Bassett kicked the
goal
The Institute kicked to McCrill-
is who ran remarkably without in
ference for 80 yards. Three downs
We're not enough to allow the No-
catlonal to gain and Christie punt
ed to Dick" Woods who fun bled
the ball and Bassett recovered,
and the same "IriSh' on the next
play made eight yards followed by
pass to Brusiel who ran for the
touchdown. BaSSett failed to kick
the goal,
Institute kicked to McCrilHs.
Vocational failed to gain. Christie
punted to Martin who was downed
in his tracks. Bassett was thrown
for a ten yard loss. "Dick7 Woods
and Bassett made 1irSt downs then
on pass by Bassett. Hoar, the
Vocational quarter, was on the
spot and recovered, and on the
next play pass from Christie was
pulled down by the ever ready
Wifi Woods. His brother, not
to be outdone on the next play ran
back the ball to the Vocational
one yard line. from where Whit"
retaiiated with a touchdown. Bas-
sett kicked the goal
Institute kicked off to McCrillis
who ran back 10 yards, and the
next play, in which trick of the
quarter back feigning injury was
the main deception, the same back
made nine yards more ending the
game.
The work of McGrillis at right
half back constituted the offense
of the Vocational team and was
outstanding in the game. For the
Institute the Woods brothers.
HENDERSON and Bassett made a
strong combination. The lineup.
nocatlonal Institute
mann lie re Bursiel
Iarker 1t TT Emery
Brickett lg rg Foster
inner HENDERSON
Porter re- IL Charland
mcnamara TT 1t Airdich
Sumner re Ie Norton
Hoar OBJ cb Rogers
McCrillis rh RIB DuTgin
Christie fb FIJI Roam
Emmons lib lib Martin
Touchdowns, McCrillis, W.
Wood ?, d. Woods, Bursiel. Sub
stitutions, Wright for Emery, Hill
for Wright, Stearns for Charland.
Wark for Aldrich, Edmunds for
Wark, Smith for Norton, Bassett
for Rogers, d. Woods, for Durgin,
W. Woods for Beans. Referee,
Ramsdell. Umpire, Burns. Time,