The Portland daily press., 1895-11-16
THE FIELD OF SPORT.
FOOTBALL FIELD.
Splendid Game Probable on the Deering
grounds Today-Those Who VIII Play
Tor Bowdoin and Bates,

| AA DoWuo1n and Bates,
manager George Ordway of the Bowdoln
looooail Team arrived in the city last
evening to make the final arrangements
for the game on the Deering. grounds
TINS afternoon between Bowdoin and
Bates.
| Mr. Ordway is confident of course that
boWooln will win; but admits that such
victory can only be after one OF the
grea1est football con tests OF the season.
Bates and Bowdoin haveEnot met before
this season, but both have lined up
against the Colby's, who are strong
team, and each have beaten them by mar
row margins. The inference from thls
is that Bates and Bowdoin are very
evenly matched. The game will pc called
at z. 45 his afternoon. The umplres
have not been selected yet.
| Both teams will have in line very near
ly their regular men. Bowdoin will bring
eleven mon and IA Substitutes. Bates
will probablyinot bring so many
There will also be large attendance OF
Bowdoin and Bates students to cheer
their respective elevens.
The following will be the lineup of the
Bowdoins, regulars and substitutes:
Spear c.. Bates, lg., ana captain; East-
man, r.g.; Murphy, 1t; French, TT. !;
Libby r.e.; Stearns, lie. ;Moulton, fb. !;
Kendall, r.h. b.. Mcmillan, LII. b.; CLARK,
f.b. Substitutes: Stone, G. Baker, Cole
man, g.; Carried Pettingill, Newbegln,
t.; Wilson. Veazie, g. Ordway, Stetson,
q.b. Warren, Bailey, Stanwood, D. D.
Ives, f.b. @
The Bates line up will be as follows !;
Hoag, c.. ); o. Hanscomb, l.g. Bruce, r.g. ;
Cults. r.t Burrell, r.t. E. j. Hansoom,
t;.Wright, Le.; Dolly, q. b.; Parker,
Pulsifer, lbs. Hinckley, f. b.
| Bruce is a large and powerful colored
man, and has a great reputation. Both
teams will arrive on the noon train, and
will dine at the West End.
Football Today.
Today will be marked by several in
teresting football games.
In the first place, the Portland High
school boys play the Bangor High school
team at Bangor. The two teams will
line up about as they did last Saturday.
But it is possible that Hussey and Locke
may be used by Portland sometime
during the game, on account of their
superior weight. The game will be calle
at o'clock sharp. In the evening both
teams..will be rendered reception at the
Y. NJ. GA. building by the young
ladies of the High school. The officials
at the game will be A. r. Fairfield of
Bowdoin, umpire, L. P. Ward OF
Bowdoin, referee, Russell of Bowdoin,
and Robinson of the Maine State college
| linesmen.
The Biddeford boys are scheduled to
play Bridgton academy.
The Raymond Red Stripes.
The Red Stripes baseball club have dis
banded for the season. This club, al
though only the second year of its or
ganization has a very enviabls record
| they having won fourteen games and lost
| five, a per cent of .737. They claim to
lead every first nine in the country in per
C6nb OIL Ra1Q6s WOu lEoy udfo Wuu tWO
games from Webbs..Mills, two from the
North Windhams, three from the Grays,
one from the Songo Stars, one from the
New Glouoesters one from the Resolutes,
one from the Mechanics and one from the
Mountaineers of Auburn, one from the
Barkeryilles of Lewiston and one from a
strong picked team, and have lost one to
| the North Windhams, one to the Grays,
one to the Mountaineers, and two to the
Naples. The team was composed of the
following players: Lewis W. Symonds,
catcher and captain; James S. Plummer,
second base and catcher; Charles A.
Parker, pitoher;f Cyrus Fl. Plummer,
picther and shortstop; John B. Gerry,
| third base and left field; John Symonds,
Jr., third base George B. Strout, short
stop; Roscoe M. Witham, second base and
right field; Roscoe v. Hall, first base;
Frank d. Robinson, pitcher and short
stop; Frank r. Leayitt, right field;
Amsden A. Parker, centre field. They
intend to play again next season.