Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-14

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series VIII be Bates Us. Colby at Lewis
ton. saturday, October IS.
Craig, last years star quarterback Ut
Colby. is not playing this year, but is
coaching the Ccburn Classical Institute
eleven.
Last year Amherst beat Bowdon 20
to o and the Brunswick boys will be
satisfied If they are beaten no worse i'll
todays game.
Hallowell High plays kent's Hill, this
afternoon, and Will be- lucky If 1t is not
completely showed under by the husky
lads at tic Readfield institution.
That was surprise ever at Lewiston,
Wednesday. when the Edward Little
boys beat Lewiston High to .. The
Lewiston boys are heavier but were
clearly outplayed.
The Maine colleges play as follows,
today: Bovdoin VS.. Amherst at Am
herst and U. OF NJ. vs.. Brown at Provi-
dence. Neither Colby nor Bates has Il
game scheduled for today.
Portland High and Wostbrook Semi
nary viii line up on Pine Tree held'
Portland, this afternoon and 1t VIII pc
the first time in two years that The
elevclls have faced each other
In the matter of weight the Hebron
eleven is in the same class with the col
lege elevens, this fall. and it Is getting
some splendid coaching by former Am
her3t and Bowdoin players
Oak Grove Seminary and iiallowell
are having an interesting series. Hal
lnyrpil RycY IN To u nn6
Oak Grove the second IS to b. The
third will probably be played In Au-
gusta.
The captain and manager OF last
years Portland High school eleven,
Thomas T. Sheehan and Daniel c.
Drummond. hold the same positions on
the freshman class eleven at BoWdoin,
this fall
Both Lewiston and Auburn High
schools have games today. L. l.. ii. =
will play Leavitt on the Athletic park,
while Lewiston goes TO meet their old
time rivals, the boys Of tho Bangor
High school.
All OF the Maine college captains. eH-
cept Kendall of Bates, continue to he
OFT of the games with injuries, but
they VIII probably be ready for bust
ness when the series Of Maine games
begins.
The Rowduin line promises I" be
strengthened by the addition of Hatch.
'06 who has returned to college and re-
ported for practice, this week. He Is
a big fellow and very powerful and has
shown his worth in previous seasons.
All three Of the famous Kents Hill
tic OF backs. Greene, Gastonguay aud
Manter. at. ut Bowdoin, this fall. The
first Two have made good I'm the early
games and are certain of being first
substitutes II indeed they do not win
their "B" before the ECaSon ends.
in their games with Harvard, this
fall the Maine college cl"VcnS have
been beaten as follows: BoWdOin. Ii to
0; L. of Maine, % to 0, and Bates. 81 to
6. The length Of the Bovdoin game
vas q minutes, thc L. ot Maine game
80 minutes and tn" Bates game 50 min
utes.
The game with Fort Prehl". today.
Is going to be the first real test for the
Portland Athletic club eleven. The
military team is the strongest in its
history. \ heavy line. fast backs,
and Arthur Chapman. the old Bowdoin
player, aa coach, is the combination
that mas done IT,
Both Ruwdoin and L. Of Maine have
lot of fine material for the back field
iii their freshman classes. At Bow
doin. Blair. Gastonguay. Hafford.
Green and Lee, all freshmen. have the
making Of star backs. At L. Of
Maine the new class furnishes. among
others, fine backs in Brimmer, Higgins
and Blossom.
Deering High and Thornton Academy
Will line up in battle on the gridiron at
the North Street Driving park. Saco,
this afternoon. Deering has a strong
team this fall. while Thornton has an
I've on the state championship, having
already beaten Portland and lewiston
1t will strike a big snag. however. il II
meets Hebron. kent's Hill or Coburn.
The score which Bates made against
Harvard. Wednesday. was not the re
suit Of any tumble. tluke or accident
but by the simple old-taShioned trick
Of double pass against which any
team should constantly hu on Its guard,
It w28 good football and the 20 yard
run OF Captain Kendall IS something
that the Bates boys have 4 right to be
proud OF. This l.; kendail'a fourth
year on the eleven and he IS one of the
fastest backs III the STATE. He was
also captain Of the baseball nine, last
spring. Kendall prepared for college
at BucksporL Seminary.
Boston Globe The runor that
Dutch" Levine Of WatcrVille. Me, Is
inelie ible for the Vale team was en-
phatlcally denied today. according
to a story sent out from New Haven.
Levine is not a regular student III any
department at Yale Tho fact Is that
Levine has been a student iii the ant
school for over a year. and has done in
a years time year and a half of
work He has taken high stand in
his class, and the faculty of the school
have complimented him OH his work.
He was in Colby before coming TO
Yale, but has been in Yale for two
years. and is therefore not barred by
the one-year residence rule.
Saturday. October II. which was an
open date on BoWdoin'S schedule, will
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