Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-02
WATERVILLE.
COLBY COLLEGE.
Football Prospects Are Frightening
Some Senior Glass Statistics.

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AS the days go by the prospects for
CODY IN football this year are visibly
Frightening. although there is still Il
vast amount of work to be done before
the team will be III shape. The first
game on the schedule is on WedneS-
DAY OF this week with Coburn, and if
the Coburn boys show up with any
thing like The form that they displaye |
III q recent practice game with the
second team of the college, the college
men VIII have to do some scratching
To prevent the youngsters from SCORING
ana there are Coburn boys who are
not at all SpariEg of their assertions
That TIER team will be the winner.
saturday, the Varsity goes to Port
ldnd 10 play with the Fort Preble team
and on oct. II occurs the game with
| Brown University at Providence The
| first Maine game is ut Orono Oct FL
ana with three weeks ahead of them
| l.! when to prepare for the contest the
| Colby men have hopes of making a
| good showing.
The practice, Saturday, developed
some hitherto undiscovered points in
the new material-some good and
OtlINl > Dt'o- i't Cocu pOllllS VIII De
developed as rapidly as possible, while
| the coaches will do their best to cure
the new men of several tricks they
have taken on. AS time goes on, the
outlines of a team are beginning to
| show themselves. Grant, Keyes. and
| Otis Thompson are making a try for
center, with the probability that the
latter will win out. Joy is a veteran
| and will doubtless hold left guard,
i while the position of right guard will
go to SHerburnc unless some radical
Change is made.
| Mcclellan, the Cobum tackle. is putting
in a lot OF good work and will make a big
try for the berth at right tackle. Lyons
on the other side of the line is showing
up well. The coaches were looking for 4,
good pair of ends, but with the return to
college of Dwyer and Reed the difficulty
seems to be adjusted.
There is Il hot fight going on for the
! positions behind the line. Dewitt is be
ing hard pressed by Hammond of the
| freshman class for right halfback: and
while Ingcrsoll, a freshman, is making a
sharp bid for left halfback. he is finding
| that Ross is taking everything that is
l
| are making magnificent struggle for
| fullback. Captain Palmer will pay his
! position at quarterback, with Dwyer and
| Heed as substitutes in case of emergency
| Among III, other men who are making Il
| tlnC showing in the squad are Morgan and
| rdSk, who appear to have the right stuff
| i'll them for football material.
When Il senior class goes out into the
world there is always a commemorative
curiosity as to III" occupations into which
1lATr-g t.tn
| The following list gives the present en-
ploymcnt Of the members OF the Colby
| class vi 1905:
MEMS DIVISION.
David X. Arry. assistant in biology,
| Colby College. Wat"rvillc.
Stephen q. Bean. instructor III sciences,
| Salisbury Logs School. Salisbury. CT.
Hannibal II, Bryant, principal High
school, lslesboro.
Cecil ". Clark. with the Lockwood Co,
Edward H. Cotton. student Newton
Theological Institute. Newton, Mass.
Guilford p; Coy, instructor in English,
Hebron Academy. Hebron.
Arthur l.. Field. instructor i'll Latin and
Greek. Colby Academy. New London,
New Hampshire.
GlarenSs \; Flood. principal High
Alfred NJ. Frye, Instructor in Leicester
Academy. Leicester. Mass
Joseph a. G Gin, city editor Water
Roscoe l.. Hall, principal High school,
Barring.
Walter J. Hammond, Berlin, N. H.
William Hoyt, instructor in English
Maine Wesleyan Seminary. kent'S Hill.
II. Nicely Jones, principal High school,
North Haven.
Thomas I. Knowles, principal High
school. Denmark.
Alton J. Lockhart assistant in chemis-
try, Colby College. Waterl lille.
Ezra X Maxfield. principal nigh school,
Waldoboro.
Malcolm Is. Mower with New England
Telephone Co. Waterville.
Ralph 7. Norton, principal High school,
Wrapping, CT.
John b. Pugslcy. principal High school,
Dudley, Mass.
Glenn w. Starkcy. instructor in High
school. Laconia, n. II.
Arson l.. Tilson. Sidney.
AXel J. Uppw2l, postgraduate student,
Settle. Sweden
Charles l.. Whittcmore. st. Louis, Mo.
WOMENS DIVISION.
Carrie Sabra Allen. teacher IN public
schools. Fairfield.
Elizabeth +. Baisdell. WATERFORD
May L. Harvey, Gordon Hall. Salt Lake
City. Utah.
Ethel l.. Howard. WinsiOw
Ida p. Keen, assistant in High school.
WinslOw.
Blanche L. Lamb, assistant in High
school, Coos, n. II.