After that, for a few days at least, Steve's Latin was much better, if not the best.
The game with Cherry Valley deserves only passing mention.

Viewed beforehand as a severe test of the Brimfield team's defence, the contest proved a walkover for the Maroon-and-Grey, the final score standing 27 to 6.

Cherry Valley was weak in all departments of the game, and her single score, a touchdown made in the fourth period, was hammered out when all but two of the Brimfield players were first and second substitutes.

Of Brimfield's tallies two were due to the skill of Hatherton Williams, who twice placed the pigskin over the bar for field-goals, once from the twenty-five yards and once from near the forty.

The Brimfield backs showed up better than at any time in the season, and Norton and Kendall gained almost at will.