Word: mcclure
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Winthrop received a break in the third period when a Deacon center went heavenwards, scaling over McClure's head for the goal. Winthrop recovered on the 20, but could not dent the Deacon line. Pete Wentworth, Kirkland left and, broke up the interferers, while Thompson drove in to grab the runner on the final running play...
...first of a long series of bobbles came when McClure muffed a wickedly rolling punt, but recovered on his own 23. On the third play, Kirkland fumbled again, but recovered. McClure kicked, and the Winthrop safety man, Ed Hindle, let it get past...
Winthrop finally kicked, and the Deacons began filling the air with footballs, attempting to score before the half. Roy Moore snatched a 30-yard heave from McClure, but then came another ghastly sequence of dropped passes. Jack Carpenter, Puritan half, intercepted a third down toss...
KIRKLAND WINTHROP Wentworth l.e. r.e. Daughaday Thompson l.t. r.t. P. Butler Grey l.g. r.g. Eustis Hall c. c. Smith Dwight r.g. l.g. Binnian Polansky r.t. l.t. Harris Digel r.e. l.e. Baumgarten Silverberg q.b. q. b. Hindle Foster lhb. lhb. Peden McClure r.h.b. r.h.b. Carpenter Moore f.b. f.b. Blanchard...
Kirkland's backfield of Earl Foster, Roy Moore, Jack McClure, and Al Silverberg is the Deacon strong point. No serious injuries will hamper the Deacons, but whether their feet backs can penetrate a strong Winthrop forward wall is the question which may determine the outcome of the game...