Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-12
BOWD0IN AND BATES
Winners in Saturdays Maine
College Foot Ball Games.
BoWdOin. SO: U. of NJ. 0. in Excit-
ing Game at Bangor.
THE RESULT AT WATEPVUIE.
BATES. L: Colby. 6.

ward 20 with moro than the usual amount
OF interest. AS this is the first time that
Bowdoia ever played in this section. 1t
WAS an ideal day for the game: the air
WIS crisp ana cola with a northeast wind.
but the field was not in th.. best OF CON
dition. rs the rain Of the past two days
made the clayey Soil decidedly slippery.
The game was scheduled at 30 o'clock.
but long before that hour the people were
streaming through the gates and by 2.3l
fully 1000 people We're in possession OF ;he
side lines. Bowduin was we'll represented
by - or more students whose, voices
served 10 indicate twice thdt number. The
tntir" student body from the University
n Maine held down th. eaSt side Of the
field. Maine fully understood the team
She Wis 10 play and III" record mat Bow
dom had made against tn" larger colleges.
The home team certainly played ! cred
liable game. considering the odds and
deserves much praise for its plucky work
81 Saturday. BOWGuin 0utClaSS"d the
University Of Maine IT AT poin.~ gain
ing through the center repeatedly. Their
team averaged - pounds more than
Maine and this weigh, told in The line.
which fell back from 3owdoin's fierce
huckinS. Cloudman put up the beS; game
for the visitors. His work At times was
almost phenomenal. carrying TWO or three
~ Names men along with him. and after
he appeared downcd would spring up
tearing himself away from the opposing
men. Marshall and Dunlap also deserve
particular mention for superb work. For
Maine, the plueky work Of Snow deserved
great credit and called forth much ap-
laISc from the crowd. DortiCo- Ms as
strong as ever and J. Il. Taylor played
a strong gam" al left half.
This game is the last that Maine will
play this Year, a the team d!sbAnded.
deserves credit for the team nc has pu:
forth thus year. From practically little
material he PIT team upon The field
that has been credit TO The university.
Mr.. Harvey needs b., congratulated on
the management Of he team. his YEAR
and the arrangement Of the games.
Bowdoin won the toss ana chose the
east goal, having thc wind and the Slop-
ing ground in her favor. The TWO teams
faced each other midst a minu;" q
GREATNESS suspense. "porty" was over
anxious. kicking outside ;hc >ide line.
Again he kicked. raising the pisSkin over
the heads vi the BCwdoin team 70 the
l0-yard lire. il being captured by Greg
SON who WAS downed in his tracks. Bow
doin lined mp III 4 rush. determined on
showing her superiority 4, the outset.
Dunlap got The ball, broke through
Nalnc's line as if i. was made Of paper,
ri planted it 80 yards farther down tho
feed. They failed 10 gain around left end
but the hail WAS again given - l'un!aP.
who went through center iur " yards
more. The Maine lads seemed possessed
Of that tired feeling nr q bad ease o:
fright for .he line went all 20 pieces be
fore. thu. uus.aught7 Of the opposing team.
Five wards more BY Dunlap advanced thc
ball within 4 yard O! Maine goal. Maine
took brace ana held IN" hyNt play blt
Bowdoin again relied upon Dunlap. CIV
ing him the bali for q clean touC Adown.
Time. ; minutes. The W!nd prevented
successful goal. This looked Ike I sec
and Colby BowdOin game. for ~ no time
lid The visitors fail 70 gain ne required
TN bali again ross toward nowdoin,s
coal being caught Dy Dunlap on the ".
ylrd line. cole 20: IN some pretty work
EY :, quick tackle. downing Dunlap in ms
iIrlck9 TAYLOR also showed his ability
inc q
son Tor big loss. Surely Maine seemed
~ be recovering herself and The crowd
gave ENCOURAGEMENT us ill., loud cheers.
r. of Ms lire held ana BoWdoiu was IN
able to gain by a center play. The ball
was then snapped 70 Dunlap. who brok'
through center ana sprinted down the
field gaining - yards before being
downed By parsen. snow Maine
he alert When the pail WAS PASSED ~
Hunt. he broke through the line and
doWued the latter in his tracks. The
gains Of Hunt. Dunlap, an! Gregson, net
enI for yards, but Bowdoin was off
play advanc-t the ball within yards ot
Maine's goal. AIains's line did not hold
and Hunt went through ccn.er Tor a
touchdown. Again Dunlap failed " Kick
Maine kicked off 70 nowdoin's i9-yard
line. and again quick work in tacklns
prevented any advance. Name tuTThrd
ior tackled Hunt for a loss. Again the
BAN went to Maine on downs. The ball
Maincs stock rose rapidly for goal
seemed 4 certainty. Doryico- went
through center for ; yards. ~, Y oFint! |
failed to gain around !ett rhd; bo"Io l |
wus off side, however, and Maine was |
9rctitet with 10 yards. DurScn got the |
hail, 4printlng around left end tor ~
Yards. The ball was now > Yards from !
pnyyhoirls goal. The crowd cheered ana |
faft H..
haif which was dowDed by Epwhnin BACK |
~ he goal. The umpire called Il q touchee |
back and Maine had lost az G ,.1S,Is o.
scoring in that half. Howdoin kicked on
caught The bali. advancing 1t ~ {IIFiGs,
bowdOin again was on f.tlt 'i'u , -isa,..r
-. .rnt,nd l,-it end for yards. but
Taylor did not gain nlro gown H'e
to gain. sang oGi nc Ne ~ CO.. dov-ned
10 mn, without amy gain, 1Inwduin was
unable TO gain her required Gl%'ttt" anu
the ball went TO Ma'H Si,iIs H' GiG no. gain
IA M hall was returned 10 the Visitors
They gained but little ana ttlsd = pInl'
liz hall falling into The hahIs 81 pIuItj
a IN - mon which Bowdoin prompiT
~ Maine held the next two pay aal
then Mltshail promptly wen III ~
utn. 1v4 t.r,har and GreGsou went through
az for a touchdown. Dunlap ialled at
an easy goal. Score: Bowdoi"' ri Nj q
Nj 1o-,icos kicked to Bowdoin's 3o-yard
line snow downet the man by = pretty
iaSkle which won , 9PnlansF vd hG~dq II
T Ii.sI o-aat run. Cloudman advanced u
I r6oIte and Hunt hurdled Names linz 70:
l'' touchdown, This time Dunlap k2 &C.
me ~, no material gains. and tine was
r 'iiHv with The ball in the middle Of the
aeid score B9w H.if MINI 81 I had "a III the ad
IN sn ~ The wind and put up a Tar
shG is sem asd qfp e @isi El2
new couiaht rains Eowdoin kicked of
e,f n MN S!.F' i,-yard line Dorticos made
prei2 saln & . faFds Ta ahd s S29a
gain OF . Idi I'm farther into re visi-
ddNtne cre;-o I, Dorticos punted from The
8 as sa q and liz ifs a
l'ne. SHOW Tovdojn gained slowly. for
YIN ~ 80 reid before the heavy line