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14 THE itors, who presented a somewhat crippled aggregation. mm Columbus Day Utica came to Rome determined to wipe out the defeats of the two preceding years, but they returned to 1eir alma mater without having gained ieir Object. The day was ideal, thus ac ‘ounting for the large delegation of enthu iasts who journeyed to the park to witness 1e meeting of the old rivals. Because of 1 ie use of good team work, along with iard, consistent playing on the part of all, 1e score read Rome 10, Utica 3. The following Saturday Rome went to Vatertown, reading Watertown 23, Rome 0. and were defeated, the score However, Rome was playing without the services of Carroll, Leiderfiend or Captain Fox. White was also compelled to retire after ten min utes of play, and Wardwell was hardly able during the part of the to stand greater game. Murphy starred for the locals, it being largely due to him that the score was not larger. The next game on the long schedule was with Camden High School, which team sur- prised the local followers by holding the Romans to a no-score game. It was, how- ever, due to Rome's lack of practice and not to the ability of the visitors. Colgate Academy was the next victim. In this game Captain Carroll was the star, and with the aid of the other members of the team was able to score a touchdown and kick a goal from the field, winning the con- Col- test. The score bi ard read Rome s, gate 2. The following Saturday Watertown journeyed to Rome, confident of repeating former act and their winning the game easily. The contest, although played in six inches of mud, was exceedingly interesting, The festivities closed with neither side scoring. both sides at times being near a score. The less said about the game at Camden SENIOR ANNUAL the better Rome was required to leave the field before the close of the last quar- ter, thus incurring much disfavor on the part of the Camdenites. lor the first time in many years Central High School of Syracuse appeared on the Rome schedule. Although the score was 29 to 6 in favor of Syracuse, the session was a good exhibition ot football. The home team was far weaker than the Romans, but showed the effects of having a competent coach. Krumm, Leiderfiend and Inmann starred in this contest. On the next Saturday Rome went to East Syracuse with a badly crippled organ- ization. Syracuse was victorious by small score of 5 to 0. Thanksgiving now came, and with it the The day was cold and bleak, a high wind blow- usual game with Utica at that place. ing over the field during the entire ses- The had the argument at the start, but the Romans were sion. Uticans better of the more aggressive in the greater part of the game. The visitors had two excellent chances to score by kicking for a field goal, but they were neglected. This undoubtedly the The White, with his line plunges and end runs, cost Rome game. fine work of feature of the afforded Leiderfiend was the most prominent afternoon's festivities. Heilig White remarkable interference. was strong in the second half, he throwing the Uticans for large losses. To the anger of Utica, Utica 0. By playing this game the Rome Free the score board read Rome 0, Academy 1911 football team completed the hard schedule as arranged by the manager. White, Murphy, Heilig, Leiderfiend, Inmann and Captain the with the addition of “Jude” Carroll, are the members of squad who deserve special mention for their excellent playing in the games won and lost by dear old R. F. A. B.S. 8,22:
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