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ifivuivm nf Ihr Eflinnt-132111 Svvaann 1-Il.: 50,5011 Of' 1909. though neither long nor very strenuous, was eminently I' s-ttisfaetorv. No one received any lH.lU1'iCS, GXCQPJC Farrell, Wh0 C0111-' traetecl water on the knee early in the season, but recovered in time to get into- the ason ended November 16th, and on the 17th the team held Blake game. The se a banquet at the Norwalk Country Club. Short speeches were made- by Captain I-Iarstrom, Manager McGovern, Coach Selzer, Dr. Harstrom and others. The first game was played with the Stamford Military Academy on October 20th, on their grounds, resulting in a 6-0 score in our favor. Captain Harstrom won the toss and chose the kickoff. Stamford was forced to- punt almost im- mediately. After some minutes of play in which the advantage was with neither team, Harstrom got possession of the ball ne-ar the center of the field, where, on a play around end, Bradley broke through an.d ran the remainin.g distance for a touchdown, only to be called back on the charge that he ran out of bounds. Although the play was never out of Stamfo:rd's territory, poor interference and considerable fumbling prevented Harstrbin from sco-ring, and the first half ended with the ball in our possession at Stamford's ive-yard line. The second half was largely repetition of the first, but toward the end of the game runs by Harstrom and Bradley put the ball Within striking distance of the goal line, and then Bradley was pushed o-ver for a touchdown. V etterlein kicked the goal and the game ended before 'the teams could line up for the kickoff . - The next two games were played with Overlook o-n their gro-unds, the first game being played on October 27th. The game ended with the score in our favor, Q2-0. The team showed marked improvement as a result of experience in the Stamford game and subsequent practice. Absence of fumbles was es- pecially gratifying, and team-work was also much more in evidence. The touch- downs were made by Bradley, Petit, Bisbee 2. Two go-als were kicked by Vet- terlein. . N The seeond'Overlook -game was played on No-vember 45th, and the team played the same hard game as in the first, winning 19-O. Touchdowns: Petit, - 44:
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