Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-11-14
Football Notes.

one bet was made, Wednesday. of $40
on Yale TO $50 on Harvard
Ii has just leaked out that several q
! Pennsy's players felt 50 good after theif
showing against Harvard that they
broke training.
And now Columbia is afraid of Am
herst. Well they may be with Amherst 5
record fer holding Harvard 10 six points
and later defeating. Dartmouth
Quarterback Carl Marshall and Right
Guard Barnard probably will be the Har-
ward Varsity players sent with several
of the coaches tn see Yale play Prince
ton. Saturday.
Cadet Torney. of the West Point eleven
is a graduate of Cornell, where lac rowcd
on his freshman crew. played fuib1c n
on his freshman eleven ANA in his Soph-
omOre year played fIllback on the Var
sity.
In her last game Dartmouth shifted
Gilman: her star center. to left guard
This will bring Gilman up against B;iI
nard. Saturday, If the change is a per
manent one. Otherwise. Sugden viii
have all he can attend to if Gilman
plays his old position.
Marshall Reynolds, the crack half
back OF the University Of Pennsylvania
last year. has returned to the law school.
and is working off the conditions whic.l
prevented him from competing last year.
Reynolds will be eligible for the eleven
next year. and will be ;..strona addition
to the Quaker forces.
Last year at this time Coach Reid OF
harvard put the team Under the charge
of Waters and Lewis. who did the driV-
ing and put Il team Of fighters against
Yale. Such spirit * what this years
eleven needs more than. anything else.
and with the Waters Lewis Farley COM
binatiOn it can be developed.
Frank Hinkey's private opinion OF the
Yale team he has seen for the first time
this week would be worth knowing Last
year Mr.. HamIin, father of the Yale
tackle. did not come ID Cambridge from
western New York because Hinkey
wired him from New HsAzen a few day
Isbsfcrs .the game that Yale couldn't WIN
from Harvard. ~,
= remarkable gOal-kicking record has
been made this Yearly Lawson. the star
fullback and line-hucker of the UniveI-
sity of Michigan eleven. Lawson has
played in practically every Michigau
game of the year. and excluding las;
saturdays contest. he succeeded in drop
pins - goals after tOuchd0wns out OF Il
trials. This record ii is said. has never
been surpassed on the football field.
The unceton alumni weekly says:
We nave come up TO the Yale game
without having our goal line crossed. aud
that means a great deal not only as
me IS capable Of when its goal is in
danger. but also the influence eXerfed OF
The players when il comes TO the final
test OF strength The line as it has been
playing lately, averages over l99 pounds
TO the man-which is by no means d
iisht me. When We came up to tie
Cornell game We Were weakened by a
good many injuries. but now. if the in
Jured men get well. and If the team gers
together 50 that We can go against Yale
with our full strength. We shall have
the best eleven that has represented
Princeton in three years"
Lewiston Journal: Now if Anna Eva
ray i The real thing Bowdoin viii bea j
a. "i NJ. saturday. and the champion
snip Of league that never was. will be
mere complicated than ever with odd.
In favor Of Bates. Anna Eva was asked
about the +. L. II. S. ard l.. H. :. game
and she predicted l.. H. 5. L. II. s. won
She was asked about the Bates-Bowdoit.
game and she said that Bates would beat
Epwdoin ID To o. Everybody smiled ana
SAID: Anna Eva you don't know the
game. This WAS two weeks before the
game 3nd Vet Bates did beat Roytfoio
exactly ii to u Now Anna Eva saws thai
Bowdoin will win from L. OF NJ and Of
course BdNdOin must live up TO the pre-
ulcton II the seercss il a wizard. Miss
Fay has left an interesting problem in
our neiGhborhopd. y weil-kno1n Lewis.
ton lady asked Anna Eva where her long
lost pin was. she told her that IL WIS
IN the top drawer OF a bureau on the
upper Moor OF house five doors from her
house The person who has it found II
anu doesn't appreciate its value. So the
interest in that neighborhood is acute.
A Portland lady formerly a resident of
Lisbon told this to a Lewiston lady who
tells ii % the writer. She lost a dia-
mond. She asked Anna Eva FaV and
Anna Eva told her to go out to Riverton
and look under the sidewalk boards at
a certain place. She did so and found
the diamond. Do you believe this? Wei.
IL jars you some TO have to. but yO,.
II would seem. therefore, thai it is All
up with L. of NJ.