From there a forward went to Still and gained seven, and, playing desperately, the Brimfield backs ploughed through for two firsts and placed the ball on the twenty-yard line.

One attempt at the left side lost ground and a delayed pass followed by a plunge at centre secured but three yards.

Rollins then dropped back to the twenty-five and, with the stand very quiet, dropped the ball over for three points and the first score of the game.
Brimfield applauded relievedly and Morgan's kicked off again.

But the period ended a minute later and the teams changed goals.

Morgan's put in three substitutes, one, a short, stocky guard, leading Clint to remark that the Orange-and-Blue's supply of regular goods had given out.