Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16
u. OF Maine Is All Ready.

Gr,uu Ne. Nuy. 15-JSp,. iaiI. .-. ..-
though ~ NJ /. inches or snow vhirr n..
fall, II. this week. served a~ an .tt,rtiy
chcrk on practice, t"r. "Wednesday an
Thuredal. aftcrn"oaS !, failed T., danp.i
III thr least thr enthusiasm which ha.
been nruus s,d here. this fall Aftrr chapel
this mornInG y college meeting was hvI
in which the uians for attending th.
game VT Brunswick were discuss, Il aud
few general instructions given the -t't-
dents by the leaders 81 tn, cheering
Dr Fcrnald was called upon fyr 4.
speech. which IL. delivered III an imp.ra
tve ana impressive manner II" gave q.
brief review ot the work dpn. by III.
team, This fall. and of the heary SUD
port which is entertained BY The faculty
H. especially emphasized Tho fac; tim
only clean football should hv tolerated
Better lose the game 10 Bowdoin. IN
morrow than to leave behind yoI an uu
clean reputation. Cun"lndrd thr ductu-
Speeches by Professors Stevens, G-ov-I
and Flint werr each received with rolnd,
OF applause.
Captain Dorticos of this year's team
was then called upon. iir briefly state,
what tn" students expected nf the team
tomorrow. and i'm return what til. team
expected uf the student body. The tim,
to cheer" said capt. Doriicos. is no:
only when We are making gains, bu
cheer when III" team is losing ground
Cheer loud and cheer all the time: that |.
what inspires the team.
Coach Farley summed Up in his pointe,
way what he expected the team would dr
against Rowdoin. He showed III the most
vigorous language the spirit which til,
students must CIsplay in order 10 win tn,
game. Said he 10 the team. ''Yol ar,
going to Brunswick tomorrow. not ont.
t,,H ~ ~, Ia frlpr Nh
there with the grim determination to dc
your opponents and not 70 b1 done bt
them"
l.. H. Harris. leader Of the cheering
Saturday. instructed the men conccrnine
the plans for the side-line cheering arL
singing at Brunswick ana then taftcr tht
singing Of the college hymn the students
adjourned 70 the gymnasium, where thf
cheers ana songs were practiced
BY Friday afternoon, the field haC
been scraped sufficiently to allow prac.
ticc although the field was too slipper!
to make the practice of much account
The line up of the team will be prac-
tically the same as with Colby, last
Saturday, excepting that Davis will &C
| in at right half back. Much has beer
said in regard to the weight of the re-
spective teams ana it has been gener-
| ally entertained that BowdOin had the
| heavier team her average weight bein1
given at I79 pounds. This is, however
| not true as the actual average weight
is 1853 while that of the University Ot
Maine averages at 113. SO that the ad-
| vantage in weight will lie with the lat
| ter team.
| Friday noon. Pres. Wheeler of the
! Athletic Association left for Brunswick
! where he will make preliminary an
rangemeEts for the care Of the team
| while III brunswick.
! Fox & Adams are to do the Catcrirl
On tn train and at Brunswick Til,
baggage car will be given over to them
/ The management of the train isaseurcd
that the caterers will serve liberal al
! loWances at moderate nrices.
The train will leave Oronn at s \. N.
and Bangor at $50. Only special tickets
will be good on this train: if any tick,;
remain over after Friday night. they will
! h. put on sale at the ticket Offices III
of the train on Saturday morning II Il.
expected that the college baud the in-
strumental club and the glec club will !
IN body with the students.
Following is the probable Lineup Of I'll
University Of Maine:
i Cole. lr.: DortiCoS H.: Dlrcn ar Elliott
!e: Rackiin. e.; Sawyer re-: iowsr IT
Beane. re; Bailey. OBJ. Taylor or Brad