Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-11-20

In seven years Yale has won only one
game Of football from Harvard
Brown has gone into secret practice for
her game with Dartmouth. Saturday.
list now it seems more than likely that
Mr.. Glass will play in the game for Yale,
Saturday.
The football supremacy Of the West
will BE- decided when Michigan and Min
nes0ta meet one week from today.
Yale has won the last three games from
Princeton, before which the Tigers scored
the only two consecutive victories she
ever has had over brother Ell.
Trainer Jack .foakley is sparing no ei-
fort to bring Cornell AROUND i'll the very
best of physical condition for the game
with Pennsylvania on Thanksgiving day.
Harvard is in good physical condition.
McMasterS has attended to that. and the
question now Is whether il is up to the
players or the coaching department, or
bo,h. TO whip Yale.
Harvard beat Yale l. to t in 1890 Il to
In 1898, and - Ia q last year The scores
Of the Harvard Yale games in 1897 and
1859 were to and both games were
played in Cambridge.
The Yale forwards are adopts at holding
in the line and in Conccaling the unlaw-
iul act. Umpire Dashicl will doubtless
watch them closer when they play liar
yard-Phadelphi North American.
nv announcement lllIt 2Nlthtn "a MI
napolis is Improving is good news not
only t. the naVy's friends but to the 1S.6uo
people who have hopes of getting an IN
rltation to see the game if it is played.
George Brooke has it all figured out in
advance. lie says Yale should beat fiaf-
ward. Saturday; Cornell defeat Penn on
Thanksgiving day, AID West Point win
from Annapolis in the final game of the
season
The center proposition ut Cambridge Is
hard one. There are Sugden. Force.
Lyon Carrick and Mason. No one. not
even the coaches. seems positive as TO
who viii be the man to face Yale in the
opening lineup.
For the first time in the history Of
school football in boston. Boston Latin
mas woa the championship. In 1889 Boston
lam won the baseball championship IL,
ue opening year OF the intcrscholast1c
anu a year ago was first in the openin :
year oil the new preparatory league.
Al Ithaca on Saturday. when the first
announcement III DcWitt's goal came
from Princeton. the crowds in the Cor.
nrh stand aros" and cheered for Several
minutes. When the Indian victory over
PENNSYLVANIA was megaphrned silence
Ieh, and everywhere regrets were eN-
pressei.
That 10 yards is lost by the offensive
I'm Tor onsidc. that five yards Is given
mhen me defensive team Is offside; that
noios. and that the defensive team loses
hve yards when one of its players holds
VI uses his hands unlawfplly, are fouf
i'ies that most confuse the spectators
Advices received by the navy depart
!neht ~ Washington, Wednesday, state
mat Mdshpman Aiken of the Naval
neanemy, who WAS injured in a footbat
sane some days ago, is very low ana u
ieared that the football game AT Phil
ausiphia on the 18th inst. between the Ma
~ W ana Military Academies may be c;iiie'
Much announcement for the Harvard
ieh was found in the stiff practice OF tn
.ieVen On Soldiers field. Wednesday ar
erhoon II was the last scrimmage be
.ore the Yale game. The team worke,
s.osether as 4 unit. and gave evidence
ahSt since last week ii has got togethe
and is capable Of better football than a
ny time before this season. The Var
"a ~. team wds made To play with eNccp
/. nShai ierceneSs and no one was hurt
iernn VIII be open practice. Thursday a
Sn'on, when the undergraduate body
n,nacd by band, will march on tn
"m' singing songs and cheering the mcE
,. me following Williams players hav
for awarded the right to wear the w
' me football season of 1897: Capt. J
IL natch, 1893, of Chittenango. n. Y.
iHa"ns w. Nose. 1913. Of Cambridge: w
., q. Peabody. 1894. of Chicago: j.. G. Dur
NJ pE4 of Oberlin. o.; c. A. Jayne. 1891
brooklyn: Harris Mears, 1913. of vii
tnth,instown: II. Il. Gutterson. 1894 of wiz,
irm H. X. Williams, 1894. of Brook
Bh; n Hoffman. 1884, of New York city
y. Miller. l%6. of East Orange. n. }.
y: Lewis. 1915. of Irvington. ". y: Il
watson. 1905. of Williamstown: w. +
,e: El. of Pascoag. r. L.: II. c. Jone.
To-. OF Greenwich. CT: Preston Cphan
az OF Boston, and f. Campbell, 30
oi Anderson, Ind