Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-11-10
head by Capt. Hubbard of Amherst, will
be able to play the game again.

head by Capt. Hubbard of Amherst, Will
be able to play the game again.
Exeter was stunt that a few of the
minor college first elevens have been UNI
able to do tor the past three years
Charley Baird, Michgan's graduate
manager has been appointed by Prince
George of Greece on the American COM
mittee for the Olympic games in 1906.
The Tigers are being carefully coached
to hold the ball. They ought to be, as
the exhibition IN the game with Dart
mouth. last Saturday. was very poor.
1t has been decided that Jack Gates will
not play in the Yale Brown game, as the
coaches think more of keeping him for
the contest with Princeton and Harvard.
Yale has scored lS7 points. this year,
and is the only Eastern team that has
not been scored on. Harvards figures
are 1S-lL fflncetOns 209-!6, Penns Viva
Mas 176 20.
Against Columbia, Yale gained 57l
yards to Just 3la yards made by the New
1orkcrs. Besides this Yale ran back IS
kicks for III yards. and Columbia II kicks
for 81 yards.
The Virginia-Georgetown game schedul-
ed for Saturday has been cancelled. Vir-
gina VIII play tine George Washington
PENIS old guard.
Coaches Woodruff and Kinney intend "a
give everyone Of the =. players who will
go to west Point, on Friday, a chance to
ny thNii Shill dSdlnSt JntIt S5iII > CHI
bryo O1llcefS, on Saturday
Higgins, Browns star tackle for the last
two years, rs expected to get into the
game before long, and from present in
dicatlons 1T looks as though he would be
eligible to play in the game with Yale
Saturday.
Yale is asking whether Princeton has
! overlooked the formality of sending list
| OF players Tor the game with Yale. Al
though laie mas no idea OF protesting any
Tiger player. the date for the list to
| reach New haven was Tuesday
Referee Pendleton of the Holy Cross
Amherst game, says that both he and
Umpire Davidson think that Hubbard OF
Amherst, stepped by accident on the
Holy Cross player There was 10 hard
feeling, he sad, between the teams when
the game ended.
Boston Globe: In picking out the best
| football player in the country one would
have to consider Shcvlin of Yale, Hurley
| OF Harvard Stevenson Of Pennsylvania.
Cooney OF Princeton, and EckerSall Of
| Chicago. 1T is q toss up or a matter OF
| choice between the above named.
A final decision was given, Wednesday
night, by the Harvard athletic committee
! in respect to the eligibility of Iamson,
| the Pennsylvania football player who
| was recently protested. BY the ruling of
| the committee L1mson is eligible to enter
| Saturdays game under the existing rules
| Of Pennsylvania.
Horatio T. knight of Springfield. Mass.
~ ~ 1uoo '1LG uootpitm o'iii VI III,
Hate Vi wv '' an ny Th,nrS
| -. i;,ht' 49, 49, "a ii'' r,rs &C. C.,
uai atS'. p'.lf Gu .i ',ti , n, i'oo "a
| uiu.y, aliu ptcaIle seriously ~ sum ~ :
Yer .ie toHtes., IT IS IhoCsht 'lli.l N'iisn
| WIS not Ill perfect health pclofe the
| same.
| The fact that Duncan H. Browne, right
| tackle on the Columbia eleven. played IN
| entire half in the game with Princeton
| with broken cOllarbone has Occasioned
| considerable comment. There is no doubt
| Browne displaye not a little fortitude
| by his act. but he showed consider;i bile