Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-11-09
COLBY COLLEGE.
Football Eleven Ready for Game With
Bowdoin-Frehhmen Officers.

/ The Colby team was given its last
scrimmage before the game with Bow
dom Thursday afternoon. All the men
but Dryer are in very good condition
and are expecting to win. Goods knee
which was hurt the first of the season.
is still giving him little trouble. but
will he so that he can play. Pcnfold.
who has been playing in Hethering-
tons place, has quite recovered from
the bad sprain that he suffered during
the early part of the season. The team
has been shaken up this week and there
is considerable doubt as to who will
play in the game Saturday. kimball
has been playing end all the week and
it is very probable that he may play
Saturday. Hetherington has been out in
suit this week helping the team. but
he will be unable to play. The first Of
the week it was hoped that he might
be in condition for the Bowdoin game.
Peterson will play at full with Good
and Trask as halves. Cary and Dodge
will substitute. Hammond. who is act
ing captain. will play quarter.
But who will play the line positions
is still a matter of conjecture. 1t is
hcre that the shakeup has been. Smith
has been out this week and has ben
given trial at tackle. Dean and Pen
fold have been playing at guard and
tackle and have during considerable of
the practice taken keycs' position at
guard. Dwyer has been out of the prac-
tice ever since the Maine game. Cot
toh has been played on the second team
ali the week and Briggs has taken his
place. II is the opinion of some that
Briggs and Kimball will start the game
Saturday. Colby's prospects of winning
are the best.
Bowdoin has been crippled by the loss
OF several good men. while the person
nal of the Colby squad will remain the
same unless the coach secs some way
to improve it. Bates defeated both Col
by and Bowdoin by the same score. but
Colby played them 4 good deal harder
game and should have. with half a
show. won. The boys are not at all dis
hcartcned by the results of the last
two games. but are determined to win
is doing all in his power to get the boys
into share to win and it will not be
his fault if they lose.
ne freshmen CLASS oI IHe men = O1-
vision has at last elected it's officers.
They are as follows: President. Henry
II. Moore: vice president. George n.
Dean; secretary. John NJ Maxwell:
treasurer. Earl II. Brownlow. There has
never been a class SO late in electins
its officers.
John r. Mathews '08. and Burr F.
Jones went to Hebron this morning.
They will visit the school over Sunday.
There are one or two vacancies to
he filed in the editorial board of the
Echo and 3 notice has been given out
that all who wish to try for these va
CanCieS should give their names to the
eGtor-in-chicf. Hcrmon r. Belts. Those
who arc interested should act promptly
as the nrw members will soon be elect
ed.
Prof. Roberts will attend the minis
ters' conference being held at North
NaSsalboro this week and deliver a lee
turc.
The associate editors of the mems di-
vision for the Oracle have been elected
as follows: Cyril u. Athern. Frank W.
Lovctt. Y. Ray Jones. John Hcthering
ton and A. NJ. Ross.