Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-11-17

end of the last half did BoWuot.i iia'e
the advantage. Maine hammered Bow
doin's line numerically.
Raaree and Dorticos seldom failed 10
make good gains whenever gwen Tue
bail. Maine. principally by line piays'
carried the ball to the 1O-yard iihe'
Eowdoin tried to rally, but IL was ~
use and on the next play Dol' ieo"
was given the ball. He tore throusn
Bowdoin's left tackle and was 'achieu
by a Bowdoin player on the o-yaru ~
but he was instantly picked up ~
Rean and several other or the "iaiiie
PLAYERS and literally dragged tiirousi
| the slime ana water and over 'iie ny
! for a touchdown. DOrtieos klckeo o..
easy goal and the Maine coht'nseii'
fairly went frantic. From that TIM
on things ran along smoothiy
Maine. Only twice was BoWuoih "oie
to force Maine to punt. ABOUT se'e"
,,i,rtas of play was involved IN GET
ting this touchdown.
Tre teams changed goals ana Muhio
t.. IL 10 DOrtiCos on the 20-yard line,
b,. 2nv.doin was off side and the pan
y ,.ar,rcad 10 the center of the held. VII
tho ,axt attempt Munro kicked 10 fai :
1-ar on rhe 2O-yard line. who brought
II heck 10 wards. Bowdoin held ana
parlxar nunted to Philoon near the CEN
Tor of the sridiron. Maine got the pai,
for downs, after having peeh peh"iih
ooain towards for AN off SIDE pay
Maine was forced to punt TO MUM =. "
ON the 4O-yard line. He brought IL
hack ) yards, but BoWdoln cohtiiiueu'
IN gain until on the 50-yard me- Wheis
she was forced to punt. The pan saiieu
mast Bailey and looked as tnousn II
would roll back over the line, Out loi
tunately Bailey fell on 1t on the
ward line BOWdoin's opportunity ioi
scoring. if she was destined TO accoih-
plish this at all. seemed to nave AT
rived. But Dorticos, who mas peeil
fried MANY a time and never fouhu
F., wanting vet. smashed through tackle
tho one Mace that BOWdoin seemed
weakest for 6 yards. Parker hurdieo
the line for a few more yards ano
Bearce carried it through tackle TO Tn.
15-yard line, and Bowdoin had laiie,
TO accomplish her end. BoWdolh count
do nothing against the fierce haihiiier
inc of her line by Names heavy packs
By mostly line plays and zo-yaru en-,
RIM BIZ Bearce Maine carried the pai
the length of the field to the f-!ar.
line. Here Dorticos bucked through
RoWdoin's center for q touchdo"i II
This touchdown came at most op
nortIlne time. as only half q minute
more remained to play. Dortios klcke'
ont to Bailey, but failed at the goal
Score. Maine. IL: Bowdoin, o. Beai
got the kickoff on the oO-yard llhe
bringing the ball backt to the 35-yard lihe
where time was called. The Name Iac
ton gave vent to their pent-up feel
ings of emotion and the yells ant
cheers were deafenng. They crowded
around the members of the team, eacl
fighting to be the first to grasp incl
hands. Then with the Cadet Band II
, the lead. the entire student body OF tn
University of Maine, 400 strong, locke'
arms and began the march througl
the main thoroughfare of the city
The singing and cheering along the I'M
of march was incessant. The student
practically owned the city in the even
ing. over 200 filed into the theatre
where they made merry with songs
> wells and cheers. Others celebrated IN
event in different ways, but entirel
proper. and it would be indeed difficul
, to express the jubilant feelings O
Names supporters over the faVoraDl
, results of the football teams work, TN
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