Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-10-20
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! Vane made about three and half
more and it looked like another first
| down for Colby. But with half yard
to 60. Newman failed to gain and Bow
doin had the ball once more. Three
! PLAYS melted another touchdown for
! Bowdoin. McGraw made IL, Chapman.
| I. and Curtis went over. McGraw
again kicked the goal. Time, 3 min
utes and 81 seconds.
| BoMdoin kicked off to Pugsley and
Colby was Immediately forced to punt.
McGraw received the punt and made IL
wards. Then Speake got around Col
by's right end for 90 more. A few more
plays and Bowdoin was on Colby's 25-
yard line. Bowdoin then tried kick
from the field-just for practice, but
missed the goal.
Newman then kicked off to McGraw,
who made 20 yards before being
downed. Speake again made Is yards
around Coby's right end and the half
ended with Bowdoin rapidly approach
ing Colby's goal for sixth touchdown.
Score: Bowdoin, 80; Colby. 0.
In the second half. as already men,
toned, Bowdoin put in a substitute
team Of eight men. feeling that 30
points to the good would permit the eX-
pertinent. This did not materially al
ter things. however, and the Bowdoin
cam succeeded in adding % points to
her tally in this half-four touch
downs and two goals. kinsman kicked
the goals.
There was big crowd in attendance
and the weather was ideal. The game
was not, of course, especially interest
ing from football standpOint-the
score Was too one-sided for that. Yet
it was pleasing to a Brunswick crowd
and they ment home happy.
AS has already been limited at the re-
suit was not so much due to wonderful
playing by the home team as the Woe
fully weak work of Colby. She will
certainly have to improve some if she
intend to accomplish much in foot
ball. this year.
The feeling of joy, tonight. at Bruns-
wick. is the greatest in a long while.
After the game was over the student
body headed by the College Band,
marched about the town, singing and
shouting, the streets being aglow with
red fire. The excitement about the
campus lasted until a late hour, to-
night and there was no sleep for Bow
dom students until a late hour.
The football defeats of the past three
years which BOwdOn has undergone at
the hands of Colby has made the vic
tory all the more pleasant to Bowdoin.
and with the score rolled up, today.
Bowdoin men feel that they can forgive
AMI forget. The summary:
ROWDOIN. COLBY.
J. b. DrummOnd, lie ......... lie. PugSley
Finn (Fernald). 1t ............ It, Newma n
Sanborn tSkolheld), lg ......... liz, Tyson
Hatch Hawkesworth), rg.......rg, Smith
W. B. Drummond. re...re. Dwyer Dodgey
McGraw BASS. OBJ ............... Qb, Read
Chapman libby, lib Observation-Disclosures.
....................... lib. McVane Dwyer,
Speake (Kinsman), RIB Neutrality-suspicious..
Observation-Disclosures. RIB. Osborne (Ross)
Curtis (Blanchard). fb Observation-Disclosures.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. fb. Dewitt Loans)
Score-Bowdoin. 50; Colby. o. Touch
downs-Curtis 4. Chapman 8. Knsman.
Pass. Goals from touchdowns-McGraw
3 kinsman 2. Referee. r. W. r Brown.
Harvard. Umpire, Edward p. Murray.
Bangor. Iinesmen J. Gumbel. Rowdon:
Jefferies of Dartmouth; Colby. Time, 30
minute halves.