It was Milton's ball on his thirty-yard line.

Brimfield punted on first down and Claflin tore off three yards through centre and then kicked.

Neither team was able to gain consistently through the line and each punted on second or third down.

Brimfield had a trifle the better of the exchanges, aided a little by the breeze which had freshened since the beginning of the game.

With the ball on Claflin's forty-two yards a fumble was recovered by Ainsmith for a loss of seven yards, and on third down Claflin attempted a forward pass which was intercepted by Captain Miller and carried to Claflin's thirty-yard mark.