Wells High School - Crimson and Gray Yearbook (Southbridge, MA)

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UXBRIDGE — 7, WELLS— 26 The first game oi ' the season took place on Hamilton Field. The Wells team play- ed heads-up football all the way thru and won by a large margin. At this game cheer practice was held under the new cheer leaders who since then have had several cheer practice per- iods to improve their part in the game. 1 ng, failed to score. WARE— 12 WELLS— On the warm afternoon of October 11, the team journeyed to Ware, to play its first out-of-town game of the season. Ware usually has a strong eleven ard this year proved no exception, for in the second quarter after fumbles on the part of both teams, Ware got possession of the ball and on an off tackle play carried it over for the first touchdown. The half ended with both teams exhausted from the heat and dust of the playing field. The second touch down came late in the fourth quarter after a Ware player had carried back the ball sixty yards on receiving a punt. Ware again failed to convert. The game ended with the ball in Wells ' possession KILLINGLY— WELLS— 27 Saturday afternoon, October 18, found the boys at Killingly. The weather condi- tions were more suitable for football than the previous Saturday. The opposition was also found to be considerably weaker than the week before, for Wells having kicked off to Killingly, took the ball on downs, which resulted in a touchdown. The half ended with Wells far ahead. The next half started with many of the second team stringing Wells ' lineup, and one touch- down was scored. The regulars came back in the final minutes, but because of fumb- H OLDEN— WELLS— 25 On Tuesday afternoon, October 28, the team met Holden on its home field in a game that had been held over from Octo- ber 25 — because of rain. Holden put up a scrappy fight but it was outclassed by our boys, boih in weight and ability, although the first half came to a close with Wells but six points ahead. After a few minutes of the second half found the game less close and more one-sided and the team had soon collected in this one canto nine- teen more points. The third quarter found many of the substitutes in the game, and Holden opened up a passing attack that was unsuccessful as far as scoring was concerned, though many passes were com- pleted and the game ended with the ball having been in Holden ' s possession most of the quarter. NORTHBRIDGE— 7 WELLS— 35 Northbridge journeyed to our field on November 1 to clash with our boys. Our eleven found the opposition found the op- position weaker than that expected and the boys had little trouble taking fourteen points in the first quarter, and then going a ter many more. The half ended with Wells far ahead. The second team took the place of the regulars and opened the second half. Nor hbridge found holes in its line and gained much ground although the seconds fought hard. The opposing team after many rushes went over for its lone touchdown, and then added a point. The regulars were then put back in the game, and Northbridge failed to threaten again. The game ended with many more points added to Wells ' total.

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