Word: blanchards
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Died. Alva Blanchard Adams, 66, Senator from Colorado; of a heart attack; in Washington. Plugger for Government economy, he was the son of one thrift-minded Governor of Colorado in the '80s (Alva Adams), nephew of another Colorado Governor (William...
Broderick grabbed the pass, turned, and streaked for the goal line. Only one Gold Coaster was in his path, but he was grounded when "Hot Heels" Jim Logan slammed him aside with a cross-body block. George Blanchard's kick failed to clear the bar, and as the half ended, the score stood 6 to 0 for Kirkland...
Adams waited until the fourth quarter to begin their drive. After a 15 yard penalty, Andy Muldoon tossed a 30 yard aerial to Bob Hurley, who was shoved outside on the Kirkland 12 yard stripe. With Deacon defense men Blanchard and Sandler out with injuries, Culliton swept around right end for eight yards and on the next play, Gleason plowed through center for the tying points. Another right end run by "Cully" Culliton added the extra point, and Adams took the lead...
...second period touchdown to send the Funsters down the river with their second defeat of the campaign. Bill Cleveland was the star of the Deacon backfield today, cracking the Dunster guard for long gains, and finally snagging a pass from "Griff" Griffith to set up the score. George Blanchard, the Kirkland baftering ram, powered the ball over for the six points, and another Griffith to Cleveland pass scored the extra point...
...third period, Kirkland pushed the ball deep down into Puritan territory, but were held for downs Disaster struck for Winthrop in the form of a fumble, recovered for a Kirkland score, and George Blanchard hammered his way through tackle for the point. With the score standing 7-0 against them the Puritans tried an air-blitz, but one pass fell into the hands of Manny Holman, speedy Deacon, who dashed down the side lines for the touchdown. The point was missed...