Another touchdown must soon result.
Twice Pike tried to throw the ball around the left end.

Wadleigh, Hudson, Darrin and Prescott, backed by quarter and left half, presented such a stubborn block that the ball did not get another yard clown the field in two plays.

But Pike, who was a hammerer, made a third attempt around that left end.

This time he gained but two feet, and the ball passed to Gridley.
Of course, after having had its left wing so badly haltered Gridley was bound to try to work the ball through Filmore's right.

As Wadleigh's signals crisped out, the Gridley players threw themselves out for a play to right.
Quarter received the ball, starting fiercely to the right.