Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-11-17
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half Ia DISTINGUISHED himself with sever.
a, lone, rms around Rovdoin's ends and
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Dorticos' usual run of luck was
| against him and he lost the toss, Bow
! doiu choosing the north goal. Every
| thing was now in BoWdOinS favor.
/ That mart Of the field was in better con-
dition if such was possible than the
other and as Rowdoin had assumed the
aggressive the extra weight of her team
| told against her opponents. Then too
the advantage of ground was with
| Rowdoin their side of the field slopiug
to the south. The big teams faced
each other and at the signal by the
referee cant. Dorticos ran back for the
kickoff. He sent the bail wnirling over
heads of the Bowdoin men to the Is
yard line. where 1t fell into the arms of
blanchard. RcwdoiIs right half back.
no 20. cred 10 yards before being
! lowned Finn tore through Maine :
left t1,k Ie for wards more. Things
certainly seemed coming BoUdoin 5
way. Two more short gains through
the line and Boxdoin had it on the 40
yard line. Maine got over anxious and
were penali2ed yards on off side play
Bowdoin was playing hard and fierce,
making consistent gains at every down,
and We're stadily forcing Maine down
the field. Finn hammered out yards
through Names tackle and Maine was
again penalized for being Oft side. This
placed the bail on Bowdoin's 50-yard
line. Maine was contesting bravely for
every inch Of the ground but the beet
Of BoWdoinS heavy line was telling
upon them. They slipped and slid
along on the muddy turf in their per
sistent efforts to check their opponents
rushes. But now a more favorable
portion Of the field had been reached
and Name rallied. 1Wlce FINN, Bow
doir's muscular full back was pushed
back for severe losses. Again he tried
to hurdle Names line but was unable
to get the required distance and 1t was
Names ball on her own 5o-yard line.
The Maine rooters opened up and the
team pulled itself together FOR charge
| against BoWdoins almost invincible
line. Wood made barely a yard while
liearce could gain only three more
Parker ran back and punted to Bow
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was alioted her ana accepted announcer
penalty OF iNe precious ytrdS. ne pal
Was now on iioWdolh oo-Nard Inc
flnn hurdlec the me lor ms Instance
Malne held against BoWdoin next Two
rushCs and Munroe booted it to Fay
lor on Names 35-yard line. Maine VIZ:
una Die to gain through BoWdoin's line
ana Parker puuted to Bowdoin's 49,
yard line. Small gains by Corners ant
| Chapman and Finn made it i frs
Tow through Names line. ToWs'
brohe through and nailed Corners ~
I,ar n..-..uArt inu... OMAN utUo us
iu. difference ~ rueiin. ttatl. Ar
. ,:a for yards. Gains ~ Finn an,
Chapman. coupled with Names 5-yarc
penalty put the ball on Names 50-yart
line. Up to this point in the gam,
Maine had been penalized 20-yards Tht
bal! went to Maine on downs, but tn,