The Portland daily press., 1895-10-21

the NJ. S. G. made steady gains until
they reached the ten yard line, where
they Lost the ball on downs and it was
the nearest they got to Colby's goal.
Patterson played good game, making a
sixty yard run for touchdown, and one
run from the centre Of the field. Alden
and Holmes did good work, as did the
M. S. G. backs. The line up
COLBY. < M. S. 9.
Shannon, g, re, johnson
Putnam, t, TT, Libby
Brooks, e, re, Bryer
Hamilton, G, c, doyes
Thompson, g, 9, Lawrence
Chapman, t. l t, Sturgess
Pike, e, 9, fearce
Patterton, Alden, h b. f'b, Sawyer
Holmes, b, b, Ellis. Armstrong
Score-Colby, So. Touchdowns-P atter-
son, z; Alden 2, Brooks. Goal from
touchdowns-Bro g. Umpire-Palmer
of Bangor Referee-Alden of W. n. s.
Ti1ne--5O minutes. Attendance-600
It Was a Lively Game.
Cambridge, Mass, October 19.-Four
thousand people saw Brown cross the
Of the most remarkable. brilliant. and
stubborn contests seen here Sin many a
day. Brown was out for blood, and
backed up by two hundred tooters, who
shouted themselves hoarse in the first
half, the Providence boys playing fiercely
from start to finish. Twenty-six to six
was tho final score. but 20 Of Harvard s
eleven had been greatly strengthened.
The pace was terrific and within one
minute at the very start both elevens
had scored touchdown and goal. a
feat rarely if ever before accomplished in
foot ball game.
Other Games Saturday.
Other football games Saturday were as
follows:
At Waterville- Colby. s.; Maine State
College, 0.
At Observation-Disclosures Latin School of
Lewiston, IS; Waterville High School, 0.
At Bangor-Bangor High School, 20;
Coburn Classical Institute Of Waterville,
AT Cambridge-Harvard, 26; Brown, 2.
At Mauohester-Da Dartmouth, So; Massa-
chusetts Institute Technology, s.
At Philadelphia = Princeton. 49,;
At MISUNDERSTANDING 20; Amherst,
At Ithica-LaF Fay cite, s.; Cornell. O.
AT Andover--B. A. A., 80; Andover, 0.
At Hartford-Trinity, 90; Amherst
at Orange n. J.-Yale, "a; Grange A..
At + OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 20; Gorham,
o. -
Football Notes.
The State Streeters defeated the High
Streeters Saturday by SCORE of s to 4.
"Mel' Davis, who played centre rush
for the P. r. S. last year, will probably
return to school this week and play in
the game next Saturday. He is big
man, and will weigh about ITO or 175
pounds.
The ST. Luke's choir eleven defeated
the Victors Saturday by a SCORE of to 4.
The Lowell Arms Company Prize Shoot.
The tenth and final shoot for the $10C
Parker hammerless shot gun, presented
by the John P. Lowell Arms company to
the Portland Gun club, to be shot for by
members Of the club, was finished Satul
day. On account of the high wind the
scores were not as high as usual. The
contests has been close and exciting
throughout, the scores made being on the
average very good. The shooting has beer
under handicap and the Keystone rapid
fire system was used ten shots and fifty
targets at each contest. The gound was
won by Albert E. Neal with total OF 14e
out of a possible $50, Willard B. barton,
Clifford S. Randall and number Of
others being very close to the leaders. In
all twenty mine members of the club have
taken part in the contest and there has
been a wide interest manifested.