Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-11-10


-. weeks ago would not keep him
n, - .his last game of the season.
"a. ans-ace means n weak spot In the
L.. ,.r he is unquestlonably one OF
,be h..st Iinemen playing the game IN
Maine today. 1t * said mat C"!by
II, rIay several rnen today who have
not neuTci Irb:niHently III IFS earn
ea.u-s. but their presence n likely I"
mean = strengthening rather tnan -
:, ...k-nins ui the team. as several
YAK srots have developed in the Bates
Am, T. * N. games which the changes
ar. INTENDED to remedy. The CODY
bnye viii Try desperately 70 win TINS
game today. for 10 them, as I" the
Tnyisrnu and Oruno cOliegianS. y
means NOR. u beat BoWdoin than 10
~. arvDody else. and they all MAKE
~. reowdoin game the great and all i'm
r,r,ar,t game OF their schedule.
over at Lewiston this afternoon
,h.r. will be another great game and
,h. outcome there is also regarded as
uncertain. Two Of Names best play
.rs WHO were kept out of last week
Collv game by injuries will be back
With ~. team today and will un-
d,nbted!y strengthen it. 1t will need
70 b.. strengthened over last Saturdays
showing for i, will be up against q
much more difficult proposition than 1t
met al Waterville Cobb's general
ship is certain To b. far better than
Hammond showed at Waterville last
week and which was q prominent FAC
tor in the L. Of NJ. victory. The Orono
team has doubtless a more powerful
osf.nse than Bates. and under last
YEAR rules would doubtless win easily,
but the new rules give great uncer-
tainty 70 the game. and it is in taking
advantage Of these new rules that
Patrs has been very successful TINS
fail. Bates certainly cannot win to-
DAYS game by what is called straight
too;han but will wisely rely on trick
play ana is pretty apt TO catch Maine
Mapping on something new. Its team
IS huatling and up-to-date and is as
heavy as C.'of ". No doubt the odds,
however, are IN favor Of Maine, and
| football people through the State will
b. surprised If il does not win this al
tcrnoon's game BY a comfortable mar
gin. The Bates line will be little
u eaker than in the earlier game
through the absence Of Foster, the
regular tackle who sprained his ankle
| in the BoWdoin game. Last year
game between these two colleges was
| PLAYED on very muddy field at Drnno,
d field. BY the way, which is always
sure u be muddy late in the season
| ana resulted in a tie. 0 to 0. In 1904
/ VIZ n Lewiston a nd
Bates was the victor.
At brunswick there is a feeling Of de-
Termination rather than Of confidence
over the outcome Of tOday's game
They realize that in the Bates game tbs
team han not struck it's gate and did
not begin TO do itself justice. and they
| believe that had the team played any
such a game with Bates as it played q
week later against Tufts. the Lewisto!
| bows would have been defeated by &
large score. Since the Tufts game
however. faculty interference has com
rlicated the situation and several o.
the pest players whose work was ap
preaching the danger line from {
scholarship point Of view, have beer
ordered 10 stop playing and devote
more time 10 classroom work. Thes.
| scholarship requirements are excep
ltionaly exacting ct Bowdoin. an'
while their justice is not questioned b,
IanybOdy, their rigid enforcement a
ltnis time makes things little en-
btrrassing FOR the football manage
Inent Then there is a continuation o
the sarne story OF injuries and Of par
entail objections which has followed tn
ltaam all the season. Yet there is {
lot Of good material left. and the Bow,
ldnin spirit can BE- counted on TO d'
wonders. The team which will fac
IColby this afternoon will be by n
means a weak on. though the mel
Inv. hardly worked together Ions
enough to aCquire finished team WOrl
land there are few substitutes left to b.
used IN case Of Injuries. The Bow
ldoin mon say that colby will have Il
play Il faster and harder game thar
Ithey did against either Bates or L. o
NJ in order to win this afternoon. ant
ther- II a feeling among football mel
generally that EowdOin will win tn
yamr II won the Colby game t"'
years go by very large score. an
last year by Il s:nl'i score IN :. ael'
w; IA was a sen Gf mud. Following ar
The results az the games DerWea IN hes
ItHn colleges since they first met a
football in 1879, Today's game IS tn
l2lst. Bnwdoin having won IL game
land Colby :. while two have been ties.
lss2-Bowdoin Sc. Colby 0.
1872 -Rnwdoin %. Colby 4.
1897 Bowdoin AZ. Colby 4.
1893 -Rowdoin 40. Colby O.
Is94-I}owdoin go Colby 0.
1896 Bowd"in :, Colby 0.
lsG5-I;oWdoin s. Colby 0.
1896 Bowdnin II, Colby 0.
Is36-Bowdoin 6, Colby 6.
1S91-Cclby l6, RowdOin 4.
1S91-Colby o. BowdOin o.
: 1S9s-Bowdoin "a, Colby Q.
1S9s-Bowdoin Il. Colby o.
1888 Colby 6. BowdOin 0.
1900 Rowdoin 6S, Colby 0.
l9O1-Coiby H. BOwdoin 0.
l902-Colby II. Bowdoin 4.
) I903-colby II, BOwdoin 0.
1904 -Bowdoln -, Colby o.
1868 BoWdoin 8. Colby 0.