Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-11-28
FIGURES SHOW
Remarkable Record Of u.of
Maine Football Record.
Ras Won State College Cham
pionshlpFour Times Since 1900.
lest Dt feur Games II IS Played with
Other ceIIsses.-.CoIIegs Notes.

Orono, Me-, Nov. 27.-(SpeciaD.-For
the fourth time in the last five years
the championship Of the State comes
to Maine, the solitary exception being
in 1904.
Up to 1901, Maine never had been
strong in football, but beginning with
that year a radical change was made in
its athletic policy. and J. w. Farley
was secured as coach. In 1900 Maine
won only one of the five games with
the other colleges of the State. yet the
following year, under Farley's ieao'
with practically the same material the
team won all of its Maine games.
The record for the past five years Is
worth printing, especially in view OF the
statement sent from one of the Maine
colleges which might lead the unwary
to believe that 1t had the only teams
that had records wirth printing:
190l-Maine. IL; Colby, 0. Name o.
Bates, o. Maine, II; Bates. o. Maine. w.
Colby, 0. Maine. %; Bowdoin. 3.
1902-Maine, s: Colby. 0. Maine. U:
Bates, 6. Maine, II; Colby, 5. Name IL;
Bowdoin, 0.
1so3-Maine, s; Colby. S. Maine. 16;
Bowdoin, 0. Maine, 16: Bates. 0.
1904-Maine. 0; Bates. s. Maine, IL;
Colby, II. Maine. 5: Bowdoin. 22.
1905-Maine. 16; Colby. 0. Maine, 0;
Bates, o. Maine. IS; Bowdoin, 0.
To summarize during the past five
wears the University of Maine has
played Is games with the other colleges
of the State, of which 1t has won IL,
tied 1 and lost 4. The total number OF
points scored is 20S against 81 by oppo-
nents.
The record with Colby is six games
won out of seven played, with total
of 81 points for Maine to % for Colby.
Bates has beeen the closest rival, the
record standing three games for Maine
to two for Bates; one game resulted In
a tie. Maine has scored 80 points to II
against Bates. Bowdoin has been de-
feated four times and has won only
one game, the record of points being u
for Maine and to q for Bowdoin. Maine
has shut out Bowdoin three times and
at no game has Rowdoin been able to
prevent Maine from crossing the goal
line.
The first concert of the season by
the combined musical clubs will be CIV
en- at Brewer, Tuesday evening, under
the auspices Of the Brewer High school,
The musical prospects for this year
are very bright. Since the first rehear-
sails ut the beginning of the year there
has been great competition for the va
rious positions on the clubs. This is es-
pccially true of the Glee Club and
there are men trying for each place.
M CT l..
steal lines and have shown up we'll.
There are a large number of them
picked for this first concert.
Manager Goodrich. Of the combined
clubs is busy arranging the schedule OF
concerts to be given, this season. he
has a very attractive list to choose
from and concerts will be given In all
Of the principal cities and towns of the
State and Massachusetts trip will be
made in the early spring. The following
men will take part in the concert at
Brewer:
Glec Club-W. H. Burke. r. M. Fos-
ter. F. Richardson, c. ]. Mason, f. j
Wilson. Z. e. Boyle, r. Fellows. F. w
Files. F. A. Ringwall. G. H. Hill. L. II
Hodgkins, J. H. Mason, c. NJ. Fulton
C. e. Currier. H. B. Smith. r. L. HodE
ms, r. u. knight, II. r. Marsh, f. w
Hall. F.. F. Smith. E. c. Coleman. F. II
Harlow. A. J. Pennell. &. L. Roberts
]. W. Gerrity. r. E. Potter, H. Rich
B. Mckinney, A. r. Plummer. leader.
Mandolin and Guitar Clubs-R. H
Morrison. H. l.. Nash, A. E. Tremain
w. o. Smith, H. D. Ross. F. F. Smith
T.. r. Richards. c. B. Estabrook. B. J.
Roberts, J. w. Gerrity. F. D. Southland
leawer.
Banjo Club-H. l.. Nash. A. +. Ire
main. H. p. Nash. F.. F. Smith. J. w
Gerrity. J. ". Jewett, F. o. Alton. ]
p. Pagan. S. NJ. Bird. leader: r. F.. Eel
lows. reader. making u total of Al men