Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-28


More hasty than WAS rightly due.
| fear have confused your eyc-
And does this ear belong to you:
Relieve me. sir meant no harm.
It happened by the mcrcst chance.
| trust that You will take NV ann
Ia getting to the ambulance
TiS now fulfilled. our fOndest dream.
These college rudcncsses ere 1ast.
KIND courtesy doth reign supreme
Washington Star.
Bernard McGraw. last years star
otl.,rter IN the Bowdoin eleven. Is now
Coaching the Lewiston High school
boys.
Cummings. quarter on Leavitt Insti-
tute. Il thc lightest quarter playing on
!, prep school m the State. He weighs
only 1903 pounds.
The Maine colleges play. today. as
follows Colby Us. Bates at Lewiston;
Rowdoin Is. Tufts at Portland. ana L.
Of Maine vs. II. y. State college at
DTon".
Tom Mccain. the energetic little
coach Of the Bangor High eleven. has
had the help. this week. of Farmer.
who play I'd end at Dartmouth for sev-
cral years.
Plans are being made for Bates
special to OrunC ono week from today,
when the Bates Maine football game
takes place" The low fare of s. for the
round trip has been secured.
Rates and tho University Of Maine
ar" The onIy teams that have yet been
doing any secret practice. This means
the development Of trick plays that are
meant Ia keep their opponents guessing
and in the coveted touchdowns.
Brunswick High will play Lisbon
High at Brunswick. this afternoon.
The Brunswick boys are being coached
by Alfred Whitehousc. 4 former star
player on the school team.
As crowning piece Of hard luck for
Colby comes the injury 10 Captain
Palmer ~ that tie viii be unable to
plav I'm today's game at Lewiston. OF
the four Main. college captains. Ken
dan Of Bate Is ~" only one VIII" has
not hcen nut ~ the game with in
juri"s for = good part of the season.
carl e. Robbins. son of John X. Rob
bins of FoxCroft, about IL years old.
while playing football Tuesday after
noon Ind his left leg broken between
the knee ana ankle joint 1t Will be
seve ral weeks before tn" young man
viii he able to be about as the bones
were badly shattered.
The leading school game in south
western Maine. today, will he that he
tween Thornton academy and West
brock seminary in Saco. this afternoon
Thornton will play Portland High. next
Saturday. 1t has beaten Portland
| once. this fall.
The Univ, rsity of Maine eleven will
have quite a lively proposition in n. ii.
state college, this afternoon. The New
Hampshire boys are stronger than
usual. this year Bates could not score
On them. early in tho season. and they
scored on Brown. The odds. however.
are on tn" Orono boys to win.
Hebron plays Bridgton Academy at
Bridgton. today. Next Saturday it
will play kcnt's Hill at Hebron. and
the following Saturday, Coburn at He
br,n. The school championship is to
be- fought out by these three teams.
kent's Hill has won It by i narrow
margin for the past two years.
With an average weight of 10 pounds
the University of Maine eleven has
| considerable advantage over its rival
| "lcvcns. this fall. However, it must
| also have speed. team work and knOwl-
| edge Of the game or its extra weight
| fill count for little. It's supporters
| are confident that it has all these quail
/ ties.
| The interest of Portland people in the
i B"wdoin-TuftS game to be played in
Il Portland. this afternoon. is Increased
| ~ the fact that three of Bowdoin's star
| players are Portland boys. These are
Captain Chapman at halfback and thu.
| two Drrmmund boys at end. More
OYER. the Eowduin cheer leader i, an
other Portland boy. Phil Chapman.
| C"burn had hard luck in trying to
ct 4 game for today. 1t had a game
sch, dul"I with Maine Central Insti-
tutc. hut the latter cancelled it. Then
il tried for games with Skowhegan
High ana tn" Bar HHrbor locals, but
they c"uId not b. arranged It has
too hard games yet to come. Edward
Littl' at Auburn. Nov. I. and Hebron
At Hebron. Nov. II.
Captain Clifford If the Lewiston High
| school football team is still confined to
| his room. The chances of his playing
| the game again this season are abso-
| lutely nil. IL may never enter the
| game again under any circumstances
| FOR while no permanent results are
feared from this injury. his parents are
said To look with less favor than before
upon the game. He is gaining in con-
dtion daily.
| Lewiston sun. Many people from
Lewiston and Auburn will go to Port
land next Saturday to see the Bowdoin-
Tufts football game which will be
played on Pine Tree field. The game
promises to be one of the best so far
this season. The Bowdoin supporters
feel confident that their favoriteS will
walk off with the honurs although the
Tufts team is known to be strong
eleven.
The kind Of a team they have up at
Hebron. this fall. is indicated by the
fact that they defeated the big fellows
from Fort Mckinley. Wednesday. by
the same score as both Bowdoin and
Pates had already defeated them. The
college elevens could probably h>ve