one o'clock
As a general thing Southby was not a formidable opponent and last year 's contest had resulted in a 17 to 3 win for Brimfield . But this Fall Southby had been piling up larger scores against her opponents and her stock had risen . Consequently Brimfield , being deprived of Tom Hall 's services at right guard and of Rollins 's at full-back , journeyed off that morning more than a little doubtful of the result of the coming conflict . Most of the school went along , since Southby was easily reached by trolley and at a small outlay for fares , and Brimfield was pretty well deserted by one o'clock . Out of some one hundred and eighty students a scant forty remained behind , and of that two-score we can guess who nine were ! The game started with Edwards at left end for Brimfield , Thayer at left tackle , Gilbert at left guard , Peters at centre , Pryme at right guard , Sturges at right tackle , Holt at right end , Carmine at quarter , St. Clair at left half , Otis at right half and Martin at full-back . Later on , toward the end of the second quarter , Thursby went in at centre , and in the fourth period several substitutes had their chances , amongst them Harry Walton .