Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-21
DARTMOUTH 27: MAINE O,
Hanover Boys Walk Away With Satur-
days Game at Portland.

Portlan.' ~. Get. 20-Refrre $500
persons Tree park yesterday
Afternoon. Da-trtn.lh defeated III"
University Of Maine - to o. The New
Hampshire team made four toucn-
downs. ana Glaze kicked one beautiful
goal from placement in the second half
after making a fair catch on the IL
yard line. the men of the green did
not PLAY d wonderful game. and ii was
largely due To Individual effort and
hga""<siven"ss. and fhe particularly
tine work of Captain Glaze. Ingcrsoii
and Lang and one or Two others that
the IlanOverians We're so successful.
III" Maine team played pluckily all
the way through. but they We're. out
weighed and out naneuvered and
vlslblE less acquainted with the game.
Its rudlmentS and fine points. Cap
tam Higgins, Miner and Bearce ,lId
some star work. and the former Was
practically the only Maine man who
could make any impression on the
Green line. Several times in both
halves the orono CAPTAIN made sl,b
stantial gains through the left side of
Dartmouths row Of sturdy forwards
was not polished. ana was even very
ragged at times. Vet they exhibited
enough Of an unfinished team game if
You can put il that way. to give the
coaches considerabl" cncolIra cement.
IN other words as soon az a back cot
clear of the line he was pulled. pushed
and showed along by the other ten men
until II" was downed Ii was on in
reference for end runs. and concerted
action on the defence. that Captain
GiaZ"'S men showed the greatest weak
ness.
Giaz" tried the forward pass several
tunes. and individually executed the
throw Very pr"ttily, but az often 4
blu", as green jcrscyed warrior was
At the other end to receive it.
as society event the game was a
great success: as a football game it
was perhaps bit too one sided to be
"NclllnS 70 the ordinary fan VINO
dIdnt understand the fine points. but
as i basis by which to show the COACH
eS the weaknesses Of their teams it
was invaluable since both cloyens wo,e
tested in about every sort of football
thta is learned at this early date in
the season. The game was a hannv
medium between the old fashioned
straight line buckng battle ana tho
more modern and Spectacular gridiron
contest
of the gridron itself features IF
'h' game We're IN" Well organic d |
cheering STAFF Of Maine which win do
't"' staring their clevenS in the face |
cht'red continuously and with no let |
up Tor several minutes after the game
was over and tn il last begrimmed and
'lred warrior had left the field: the
Maine band also came in for a great |
deal Of commentator and the collecl-
ate musicians certainly did a musical |
stunt that entities them to uuch
credit Last but not least the array |
of beauty and smart fan gowns in |
the beauty stand made a picture such |
as Is rarely seen at athletic contests in |
the oih Pine Tree State.
DARTMOUTH. T. or MAINE
Kennedy de .inSclis). observation-disclosures.
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Raldwin III To- 1t ''''''.'--.-.-...-. 1t, White
i,"ii"ii' TX Observation-Disclosures. re-. Black |
DE- '''..'-t'-.: -........ c. Cavanaugh |
i'lcn, re '........... lg, Houghton (Wright |
n It, Bearce
emo M 'saNton'. lie. Fl. Cook
y,idHe' % ............ %. Miner GA. Cook,
1ngersoll 'Greenwoodi. RIB, lib. Higgins
Marks q. Bankaru III ............'..
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Score DAN Mouth =. Maine o. Touch
-,l > NnrlS co,lc fron,
toIchd,. t- I.t.l- = Col from mo-
ment-'i REQ Saul Boston I'm
rire. D"'lr'Hn, Worcester. Field Judge.
AnrpllN. Harvard. Head linesman-NIa-
''readie, Portland Time elm and 10m
OTHER GAMES.