Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-27
soupo,n. 10; 8. A. 70.
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R.sr,S. oct. as.-The Bsw.loin Col
iese anil b. b. A. foot ball teams had
rpuys, and tumble game here yesterday
,ln,s about 20 speculate, Witnessed wha:
moved 10 he rough and rather poorly
s.I.~e,l came. There was altogether too
mp.h sln.yirg and esf-side playing, which
slon,i mel have bceu tolerated by the ai,s-
ptre-
al the Boa dom PLAYERS near the commence
,,,..nt Of the second half, but piuek,ly con-
t:nuesi PLAYING until his other injuries were
TOO painfui 10 hear any longer sses, one
Of the Dowt,oin half backs, had his leg Sc
yeyels injured during the first half aus he,
TOO. was obliged to retire. Ridley took his
place. -
matched in weight. with Il. A. A. having a
slightly heavier rush line.
For Bowtlo;a. Chapman AMI Qntnby
,naal., good impression as ensi rnshers es-
perI.iIv the former, who distinguished HIM
s,.lf bv his great tackiing. Dcnnison, who
play.d center in place of Bates, did as well
Is was expected Fairbanks filled the bill
rs A auarter-back besides taking promi-
neut part in a number of runs and wedges.
Barring their fumbllng, Paysen, Ridley and
Sykes PLAYED their positions well. Capt.
Carlton worked like Trojan TO secure al
victory for his team, and il was not through
4ny fault of bis thst Bowdoin did not win.
/, was nearly O'Clock before Referee
Cornish put the bali in play, with Bow,loin
having tie kick off. The Brunswick team
made eight yards on the wedge only 10 lose
the ball by fumbl;ng
After Il number uf scrimmages and fun
tles, Beals of the .. 4. AS obtained the
ball and made lis run OF - yards. Batch
elder and Peters buckei the line in vain,
and on three downs being announced. the
former attempted goal from the field,
His attempt proved to be Il dismal failure,
as the ball never lief, the ground and only
rolled across The goal line, giving it &c
I Bowloin.
I Bowdoin now steadily forced the bali
| towards the +. 4. A. goal. and Carleton
soon had scored touchdown near the out
/ side line. No goal was kicked.
i b. A. a., carried the ball for gain of
20 wards or the ~" through good work on
! the part of Batchelder The ball was being
/ steadily worked toward the Bowdoin goal
when off side play gave it to the Maine
rushers. After number of fruitless at
I tempts to buck the centre, Bowdoin was
obliged to kick. The ball was in the cole.
/ gans territory when time was called for the
! first half.
! b. A. A., had the kickoff in the second
/ half, and Batcheder carried the ball ahead
| for so yards Peters at this point made a
eautiful rush of 25 yards, which brought
he ball in close proximity TO the Bowdoin
goal, where he managed to get through the
/ centre and score a touchdown. BatcheldeI
! failed to kick goal, and the score stood
! b. A. A., 4; Bowdoin, I.
| Bowdoin almost Immediately began to
! force the leather up the field again and
Fairbanks, by a good run and a splendid
Interference on the part of the backs, brought
the ball to the 10 yard line. Payson soon
scored another touchdown from which Carl
ton kicked another goal.
! b. a. A. again tied the score by good
rushing on the part of Peters and Batchel-
der The latter made the touchdown and
kicked the goal. After Fairbanks had
made brilliant run outside the wedge for
Bowdoin, time was called with the game a
draw. The score: