Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-10-27
BOWDOIN COLLEGE.
Satisfaction With Foot Ball
Victory Over Amherst.
Next Game With Colby at Brunswick,
November 3.
The New Course in Spanish-Other News Of
The College.

herst. last night. They all expressed
themselves as satisfied with the game
though they said but for the most
mise. able Of luck. Bowdoin would have
scored another touchdown. The ball
within d few yards Of the Amherst
line. a tumble lost a golden opportu-
nifty. The statement published in the
Boston Herald of yesterday saying
that if the BoWdOin team had not Won
from Amherst it would have disband-
ed. caused considerable comment about
the campus. The report started from
Chester O. Swain, the Harvard tackle
Of two seasons ago, who is this year
coaching Amherst. 1t was absolutely
without foundation. The Bowdoir
team is having one of the most sue
Cessful seasons in years and the idea
Of its disbandins is thing unheard Of
by those who have anything to do with
the team. Both from a financial
standpoint and from the standpoint of
playing ability the team has been I'M
usually successful. The former is due
20 the untiring efforts and business
ability of its manager. Harold L. Ber-
ny, 1901. And the latter TO the general
ship of and the confidence in Cap
tain Gregson. who with the aid Of
Coach Locke. has brought the team up
70 its p:esen: playing ah.lit.-.
The r;orocy tom Amherst rAiz --acr
.s Particularly pleasing. as lat .'e&-
Amherst Won the game ~ rhe Same
score. IL 10 6. that Bowdoin won by
this year. 1t is acknowledged by the
knowing ones in Massachusetts that
Amherst is At present the strongest
team in the triangular league, con-
sisting of Amherst. Williams and Wes
lcyan. According to certain Boston
papers. by this win. Bowdoin is
placed ahead of any Of the teams of
the triangular league. Negotiation
are on foot for a game between Dart
mouth and Bowdoin u be played on
the morning Of Thanksgiving Day
either Mt Newton Center or in PORT
land. II is hoped that arrangements
for this game can be completed. as
both teams are anxious to play ami 2
close and interesting game would he
assured YALE defeated Dartmouth by
a score az l. To Q. and Bowdoin BY
score Of 70 to 0. At first glance, this
uuld seem ~ place Dartmouth con-
siderably ahead Of Bowd"in. but j
must be remembered the Yale played
Dartmouth early in the season. away
from home. ana that exceedingly
short halves were played. on the
other hand. the Yale Rowdo.n game
was PLAYED at New Haven. consider
ably later in the season. when a team
, iD'S - - 49, - naoror ;ts cono..rt
like faIe VA nearer IS s,,,,, '1 ,anga,
wives '' VIZ nIav.d Taking these
"ti>e - - saa,,,s
points INTO '"hSidrI ti"l'. 1t
that Dartmouth and Bowdoin are ~
c,,,,r,ra+ix-a scores about on an
| eluahtE' ,.,- t, ,,,bors,
The players came oach from -Nii''e' =
In the hest If condition. with the eXcep-
,ion of linton Who's. knee Vas injured
N r." "FS' III" - ,.''.''' ..I.. ,a,,,
iul II NJ NJ" 2" a"'' =" - IT 49,
or ton days IN The meantime wilson.
,oo, I'm ~, r,,,z-ed ~ f,,ll back. Marked
- 80 :" t'"' IL
improvement oh oH'nS''' p'at
49,, ....r,1 -. ri, ,,,uaI long end
| - ma r,r..,, j
runs BY the aid u captain TFesSoh :
-. =. -.;-s, ,5a
sure u d eal't -,
opposite SIDE of NE ms. IniI,pS. III.
uIa-ly in his ability To advance the ball.
He made short gains u from Two 20 s.N
yards whenever the ban was en- 80 y
him Dunlap and Marshall also made
oksnsr tot their purpose than IN any OF
thu previous games. =,
TA,e fleSS Ean1o Of the season Wv Be AZ
BruheV4ck NUVeu6ec & Wneo CODY ~
osxd hsr team to o0mQeee Wlth 6csR00ln
II sAh BE- remembered thae - Yea1
Gosby Won from Do~dom IN PcrfSH ss ~. SX
me fuoisfeek Of f3ukes. On q mu0oy ne0
ana In A -ain storm. On such day vheh
neither team c9gd plag ssie1 HEe fo fhe
bail up when it had peen fuInp 2. ana nc
scored the only 5ouIh ma IeT % th snbsti
tutes. Win the renel.o' q ny ~. go
game before mn IL, ~ = soodlv score
Bowdoin VIII run W s,-;1ia ~ M
against her rivals from "ateE'i''e - ~
ver7ber S.
| Dn-irg tho mast week Professor Frank
| lin c. Robinson. has been in lndianapo-
Public Health ASSOCIATE Professor S
5jei,lTsCtanfs He mas divided the COM
nittee which is the lsrge.s o. NH and bas