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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-17
BATES COLLEGE,.
College Eleven Does Fast Scrimma9e
Work in Practice.


Lewiston. Me, oct. -(SpccaD. TIL"
football practice on Garcclon field was
long and hard today. ~ little preliminary
work. such as starting and falling on
the ball. was engaged in. Two teams
were lined up against each other and
some fast scrimmaEe work was done.
The coaches had several new plays and
they were tried ont on the Varsity with
ST tulentS were out and several new yell;
were tried with Noble '0S and Smith 20
rs leaders.
Captain Shumacher is still confined to
his room but is slowly improving. 1t is;
doubtful if he will be able to play Satur-
day. Andrews, n Freshman from Hebron.
is being worked at "Shu's" tackle. An
flrews has not been out before but is I,
good man. In Hebron nc was considered
one of the best tackles in the State.
Booker. last years right guard. is out
again and was played in his old position
He ought to strengthen the team consid-
erahly. brown '0S has been away all the
week and Bishop II is working with good
success in his place ut loft end.
a tennis tournament will DC held soon
and Mgr Peterson '0a has posted n no
ticc for all entries to l,c in by tonight
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-17
PRACTICE AT BcWDOlN.
Varsity Eleven Hits Its Pace and
Plays Rings About Second Team.

brunswick. Nc, oct. 16.-(SpnciaD In
Il fierce sCrimmaCc with the SccOrd team
the Varsity showed its true form this
Afternoon, taking the ball over for four
touch,ioUns in rapid succession.
Newman and CImmins tore through the
line Of the second at will, Willie Mant"r
broke away twice from the bunch. Leo
hit the line hard. making several times
gains for ~ wards
Captain Crowley did not 20 into the
Scrimmarc because Of a slightly in iurcd
leg, hut was on the field in his suit Tim
hcrlal;e was out for the first time today
after a weeks laY-off.
For the second team r. Smith played
the best game. making the only long
gains. burton played well ut quarter
ScwIll 20, who has been playing -aurd
this year. will DC away for about 1G days
and His position will he filled probably
by ci,hor 1Tinclllcv or Ready
The Varsity lined up rs follows
Wandtke 10. Newman It, Abbott X, Boyn.
ton c. Hincltley rG. Cummins 1t, Files rn,
Gould ub, Phirps lib. Manter RIB, Lee
fb.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-17
Jake Stah| Refuses to Re.
turn to League Ball.
Nat. Commission Stops Farm
ing benefit for Cubs.
" IIliams College May Start Crusade
Against Professionalism.

Chicago, oct. 1G.-N"W York hasn't
chance nf getting thu. services of Jak"
Stahl, the hard biting first blScmai,
who h:;S just been awarded them
through Il thrrt-SidCd trade for Fred
Parent and then for i.aportr. Stahl an
nounctd positively on Tue =day that
he would mot play in Boston, NV
York nor anywhere else.
Il will stick right in Chicago and
run my South Chica"" team" said
Jake. "I dnn't expect to ever play
league baseball again. / can make more.
money i'll working for myS If and hav"
no desire to 20 back to the league. I
might have gone to ErEtun or New
York last summer bcfpr" | got inter-
estcd in the i-profos&on,.l club.
but how I am in business for myself
to stay. | kn"w nothing about IT,"
trade until last week. although it is
said the dca! was made last July and
held back by the president of tho
league until tn" season was over"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-17
tONY HIGH.
OAK GHONE.
Yale and Harvard
May Break Apart.

New Haven. oct 1G-Thc failure of
Ial" and Harvard to close UP tic bust
NESS which called their football rcprc-
$entatives together in Il confer, nee AZ
Springfield is regarded as most I'M
fortunate among university nlrn here.
TIL" spectacle which was presented
last YEAR. when Harvard refused to
come to New Haven to play tn" gam
scheduled unless Yale accepted Il list of
officials prescribed by Harvard is Re
called and fear is felt that a Disagree
rcnt may arise this fail.
If 81 il will hc an event of unusually
important not in the athletic relation;
Of the two universities. The faculties at
both Yale and Harvard have their at
tcntior directed most infinitely to the
conduct to the athletics just now and
they are likely to act if another split
occurs between the two athletic assoc
Citations.
Will" the Yale represents ives have
made n" statement relative to the con
ference of Tuesday night it is known
to have been called to discuss matters
incident to the annual game. which will
take place next month. and it * known
that the questions taken up were not
settled.
Nearly two weeks ago Yale and
Princeton officials met and chose the
umpir" and referee for the annua!
game between these two universities
in something like * minutes. agreeir-
upon 3, list which was announced as
word vas received from the officials
that they would accept.
In another respect Yale and Harvard
nave not come to any understanGing =
Whateve" in athletics. The two-yea,.
agreement between them to meet in all
branches of athletics expired last Feb
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NO MORE FARMING.
Practice Given Its Death Blow by Ma
tional Commission.

Chicago. oct. 1f.-Thcrc will be no
winter baseball games between the
California State League and the ma
jor league teams. This point was ruled
upon by the National Baseball Com
mission
The practir" of farming out" play
ers was also given its death blow by u
decision Of the commission to revise
the rules governing sales with options
for recall If players. so as to provide
that all such options in either major
or minor leagues should be made by
Aug. 20 of each year, and the players
required I" report at once to the club
exercising the option. with the further
provision that no club could enter into
any such contract with option for re-
call more than once for the same
player.
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BATES COLLEGE.
Interesting Lecture by international
Y. M. c. A. Secretary PenfieId.

Lewiston, Me. Oct 16.--tSpeciaD-
\ lecture was given today in Roger
Williams hall by Thornton P. Pcnfield.
International secretary of the Y. NJ e.
a. Quite a gathering of students was.
present The lecture was very inter-
osting.
Instead of the usAal method of hold
ing the union of YIsM. and Y. w. c. A.
meetings in Parker hall, the last meet
ing was held in the chapel and the-
leader was Prof. Tubbs. Mr.. Tubbs is
man of wide experience in lecture
work and no matter where he speaks
or what he has to speak of he is al
ways very interesting and is sure to
draw an audience. ~
After the meeting he accompanied
his astronomy class to the top Of
Mount David, where he explained to
them the different consultations in
the East -
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\ tcar of Liz. hu.,-.y Pc .3aln l has
ers from oak Grove Seminary defeat
ed the COny High team on the Driving
park field by the score of six To moth
ing "Wednesday afternoon. The rlayiii"
WAS watched by a small but enthuSi
astic crowd which found the game an
Interesting one except for the frequent
delays caused by penalties, injuries and
discussions ot the rules. The taK
Grove team was the heaviest and fast
est that the local team has played this
rC..r and nutWeighed its opponent al
most man for man. but even FOR that
the fast backs found Cony's line i'm
pregnable and had to resort to end
runs, many of which ncttcd big gains.
Brown. Oak Groves lcft half WAS fast
and heavy and seldom failed to max"
his distance around the end aaG T"."N.
quarterback. ran his team well and
,nl.lc several pretty gains on quarter
back runs.
Cory was weak on the offence and
u.,"d poor Judgment in the running of
plays. At one time in particular the
prospect for q touchdown seemed
bright. Cony having the bail on her
opponents 1a-ynrd line. but poor judy
n:.n in selecting tn" play t"rk away
u" chances; and the ball Wen, to the
visitors. Capt. Maddox was Il tower
OF strength in st"ppn" line plays and
MIS- in every Scrimmagc. Nichols stop
ped several end runs with lrtttN
tackles and EurlrGh. although :" new
man, PLAYED the center rtIs', fInsiiion
ken aud followed the ball liE-r Il vet
sr,n Savage played his usual gcol
game at left half.
oak Grove Won the toss and took
tn" north goal. Maddox kicking foi'
crny. The visitors could not gain in
fhr"" downs and it was ConS's bad.
Oak Grove held solid and recovered the
Nau. Brown. left half. was sent around
the erl on the first play and by fast
r,!nnin" and dodginG covered the dis
tance Of t. yards to the goal line for
:hc first touchdown after thrc" minutes
Of play. II" kicked the Go"l.
oak Grove kicked to CnnE. William :
sou making ~ yards. r"nE could not
@iin and Maddox punt"d. Tnf"y be-
ing dovncd in his tracks. t"nv held
firm again and after two plays punicd.
ErrI"gh getting the hall on 4 luInhiH
on the visitors 31-ydrd line. y quarter
back kick ncttcl 70 yards, MnthrrWeu
H., fast work recovering the ball. \
mass play on tack" gained four yards
and then two more. hut the nhll went
" the visitors on tn" n"Et down, NonY
using poor head work in trying q trick
play from the punt formation. Oak
Grov" Illnt"d to Williamson, WHO made
u good gain bcfor" being down.
Time was called for the first half
after ConY had made six yards on Il
tackle Hay. Allen carrying the hall
S"ore--n oak Grove 6. Cony &.
The second half WAS characterized 10y
long runs and d large number of pen
aIicS inflicted on the Oak G.'"v" play
ors for on'-sida ard holding. The ball
rhanrrh hands every few downs and
WIS in Coliv's territory Il greater part
Of the limo. Brown and Tob"E made
long gains around tony'S left end and
with Il n,inut" to plav the latter ah-
VInc"d the bali to Cony'$ Vineyard
line returning a runt Of l. yards by
Mcadcr. Cnny'S line held like 4 stone
wall anil had gained possession of the
ball when time was called.
The summary.
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OUT FOR GOOD?
Drop Kicker Wheaton Worse I'M ur cd
Than at First Appeared.

New Haven, Ct, oct. 16.-Yalc went
through a stiff 35-minut" scrinmusc
Tuesday. the features Of which were
the use of the forward pass on every
possible. occasion and Il successful trial
of Il kicE from placement on the 30
yard line. This was attempted when
the Varsity had driven III" scrubs
down tn" field but were held for downs.
The s"ilnmaGr lin" held finely while
C"oncy passed back 10 Dimes, who lay
prone ana held for Bomlr, who kicked
Il pretty goal.
StiIlman of Gordon Browns eleven
was on til" field, directing the work of
the backs with Rodgers. captain in
1897. who vii! stay two weeks sob Oh
colt, ccnt";' ON Gri,;on IrrWiI':i '.lcv ~.
is also mere as:;isi;jni Head Coach W
+. Knox.
bingham, suh-rEurttr. sustained Il
Spr;iiE"d ankle during tie lrHcti:.e.
which will keep lM out SOME days.
BnmHr proved Hdetrt a. r""r:;;-inG for
W"rl passes f-'r.l .J"1.'s T1;":-tl",.
and several fine gains wore made hy-
this play. The Varsity scored thrrt.
times. Til" cHHch"s tried Fiddle at
tackle Cor riSlow. He did not show IN
well the last zinc il" was given on
p"rtunity t" play on tie Varsity. nut
Tuesday showed som" Improvement.
In Ill" severe s"rimmacr Hoonv
Rurch received Il severe scalp wound
and Denny has an injured leg which
will keep him out of tn" game several
days. After another examination II
was announced that in addition to a
fracture of the t"ndons. Il. NJ. Wheaton
had developed water on the knee. fic
VIII play no football for Il year, at
least
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BOSTON AGAIN?
This Years Championships May b
Held at the Hub.

Boston. oct. 1G.-Thc first Sparrng
t",unamcnt of the Boston Athletic AS
socatinn VIII bc held Saturday. Nov.
., with prclminaricS the preceding
Wednesday. The classes for this tour
namcnt will he los. lis, 125 and 13l
pounds. Civ" or take two pounds Will
bC tn" rule.
II is very likely that tho ration II
boxing Championships which were hold
so successfully last year will again be
in R"ston this coming April. Intercitv
shows with New York, Philadelphia
and Chicago will also nc arranged later
in the season. Entries will close on
Nov. >
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-17

The London Times, referring To the re-
port of TIE committee appointed for the
Motor Union of Great Britain and Ire
land. to inquire into the question of the
alarming rise in price of petrol and I"
suggest what steps. if any. can be taken
to protect the interests of the private
consumer. says that thu report represents
a large number - sittin"s of tho com
mfttee, examination of witnesses. experts.
etc, and from information thus obtained
the committee finds that a petrol famine
is certain to occur sooner or later. 1t as,
serts that while this shortage of retrnl
is a certainty. the fact is not apparently
appreciated by the manufacturers Of mo-
tors. 1t sets out list of fuels otherI
than petrol. and of the six named, bIt
one-''alcohOl'-is unlimited in amount;
Of the remaining five. those capable OF
easy handling. must all sooner or iater
come to an end. The committee believes
that alcohol will necessarily be used foT
motor power in the future.
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ponemcnt to some other date. When
Moran was in this country before, Tom
Otourkc tried hard to get match
between him and Walsh, but it never
matcrialized. O'1ourkc claimed at that
time that Walsh's manager was side
stepping.
Moran a;ra!nvt O"Too'c should park
the Naticna' =. e. c,"h ii'IHc. O'TooIr.
besidr@ h"in'- tiI' 'f II" l''t ban+a.I.;
in the w"r''. M .rr .,ri.ur IL i'hila-
delpn;a, ;ni :; .".i :.'- ."-. :lr,n
mad" gpoi j., ~ =. :. 20. a .,s. ana in
England
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SPORTING NOTES.

BASKETBALL was sharply crit, iscd and
restrictions placed upon it in Il state
mont mad" public by the Dartmouth
Athl"t;" Council. because in their o:pin-
ION tn" gam" is becoming subject to
interest contrary Ia college sports. II
was ruled l'y the council that the game
snail T." under the control of graduate
c"ach to direct the style of play and
IN" policy of the team: that the season
b" not more than II weeks: not more
than three games to he played upon
any trip. and that three games be the
maximum for any one week
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MORAN VS.. WALSH.
British Bantam May Box ct New
Haven Next Week.

Owen Moran. the English bantam.
y no beat Albert belmont in England
and is regarded as one of TIE very
best men Ut his weight in the world
will probably meet Jimmy Walsh at
New Haven on Friday. oct. %. Walsh's
manager has been in New Haven for a
few days trying to arrange the con-
test.
The fact that the little Briton is to
meet Tommy O'Toole at Philadelphia
on Saturday night may mean the post
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Williams Whips Tech at Golf.

Newton. Mass. Oct. 16.-Willianis
won team match over Dartmouth and
the Massachusetts Institute of Tech
nology at the Woodland Golf links to-
day in the annual tournament of the
New England intercollegiate Golf As
ISOLATION The play was against
DOGGY. Williams was IS down Dart
mouth "a down and Technology los
down.
An 1S-hole qualifying round will he
played tomorrow. the best eight gross
men to continue in a match for the
championship.
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sdWDoiN COLLEGE.
First Meeting Of Dramatic Club Held
"Wednesday Evening.

Brunswiek.sAte., Oct. 16.-tSpeciaD.-
The first meeting of the Bowdoin College
Dramatic Club was held last evening and
a large nunbeEpf men reported for tn,
different parts VI. the play. Among the
men whosWere cut last night were: Sim
mons 'Oa&Marsh 90. Kane s'o9 Stevens
II. Fox 'oS. Burton 90, Brewster 90. ?.
Morse 10. Donncll 'os, Atwood 90. Pen
nell ,es. kellogg II. =. T$
Thesstry-outs for the parts will prob
ably he held Friday nigilt~or, the first
ra,t Of next week, 81
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GGUiRES is SICK.
Bo5htcT Bill Suffering From Attack Of
rheumatism.

san Francisco oct. i6.-Bi,l Sn,IirCS
is seriously i'll with lumbagu and rhcu-
lnatlSm ut san Rafael. where he has
MAI" his home since coming to this
country. He caught cold on tho day Of
ms h&ht with Sullivan and has been
fairly writhinG in pain since then. His
physician says The disease was in hi:,
system when he landed here, but that
IN" tX"rcls" he took prevented it talk
ing Il firm hold upon him
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VI ElNl.AsoNs ]
Ieets oAFc6fs in the commandery and
slt. Royal Arch Chapter.

Belfast. Me. Oct. 1s.-(SpeciaD.-
COrinthian Royal Arch Chapter elected
the following officers Tuesday evening.
Tibbcts; s., Henry J. Chaplcs; G. of H..
Augustus d. Hayes; p. s.. Chas. X.
Coombs: Sec Geo. |. Heating: Treas.
Frank r. Kiggin.
The following We're elected in Pal"e-
tin Commandery. X. r.: r. G.. Ash!".
a. Smith; G., VIM. G. Libby: c. G..
Ralph II. HoWcs; p, Wilmer ]. Dor
man; TT, Frank r. Woodcock; Sec.
Geo. l. Heating: 5. w, VIM. H. Hall;
j. w., Chas. O'Conncll.
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ll;lrT and Harvard gave notice that it
Was not to H. renewed
At Vale iniin"tions were given that
ii i!2rvard wished to hold conferences
and frame Il Row agreement, mutually
satisfactory Az to altered details, thrr
WAS 40 reason why this should not he
done. but Harvard has made no move
to this end. If Yale and Harvard meet
in II" future ut any time they will.
therefore. como together under s,lcn
rules of cii1ih.iity and other details
rs each university rrcscrilpc., for its
eleven.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-17

"LaisscZ fairc' is n term met with
Frequently in books on political economy.
1t is not often used in conversation or in
political speeches. II is term that
mists it implies that policy which does
not disturb the existing order OF things,
but permits it to develop in its own way,
trusting that society will in it's own way
ana In its own time. find a proper adj
Iustnent and balance for all it's troubles
-Wall-Street Journal
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GULL AND GLOVER DRAW.
Billy Gives the Fight Fans at Thorn
tan. Z. l.. a Sur2rise.

Thornton, T. l., oct. Billy
Glover aoI Tommy Quill went u
rounds to draw here Tuesday night.
Gl"vcr'# showing VAS Il surprise !"
had j good left ana used j, very e.
fcctiycly.
In the prclmnarics Johnny Cavill
Of R0xbury got the decision OYER Dem
nj" Ryan of Cambridge in six rounds.
ana Willie Riley won from Kid Free
man of South Boston in eight rounds.
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BENEFIT FOR CUES.
Will Play Team Picked From Best Bio
League Men In Chica1o.

Chicago. Oct. 16.-Thc worlds
champion Cubs will he given a benefit
on Sunday. They will play a team
picked from the best major leagle
players now in this city. The entire
proceeds will be given the Cubs by
President Murphy in appreciation Of
their winning the worlds title.
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OTHER GAMES

! At Andovcr-Yalc Freshmen IS Phillips
Andov"r o.
At Princeton-Princeton A. Villa No
va ).
At Exetor-Phillips Exeter Academy II,
Cushing Academy q.
At PhiladeIphia-Penn %, Get
tysLurg 0.
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~
Fortland, 4 issThe 18Th
annual mest{ ihe Northeastern
Dental I'm II % Opened today
for the st6f session This as
sociatiqn II q cohsos ajsDn ef the New
England and conneci Valley So
utes the Hast dagAef the previous
convention reports we've made by the,
Boardof Censors Treasnrer, editor; lii
brarian and commitfces.s Fred e. Max
well of Bangor is president Assslarge,
number of papers..wiu be read.
Over CO were IN attendance upon the
opening sessions m convention. Sew
eral p3persc wefk 7d at the evening ses-
sion 81 technical 1AbJects. ss Z.
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Demure Wins Cesarewitch Stake.

London. oct l6-At Newmarket today
the 'tSarcWitch stakes, Il handicap of
a"'i"d' Tor S-year-oldS and upwards. two
miles and quarter. were won Nv De-
m'irc White Knight was &ecord ana
NuffY was third. Thirteen horses ran.
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= New York woman shopper of 10
years experience suggests the pressing
need of system to eXpediate making
purchases and getting goods and change
IN the department stores, instead of the
present method. which makes PATRONS
lose time and patience because employees
can not be trusted.
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Strang Breaks
Worlds Record,

Birmingham. Ala, Oct. 16-Christic
Strang, nephew of Walter Christie. low
cred the worlds mile automobile record
for a circular tracks today by covering
the distance in 81 3d.
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HighbaIl Wins
Ses
Mcdowell Stakes

Lexington, Ky, Oct. 16.-Hghbail an
ncxcd to his list of winnings for this year
the famous Mcdowell stakes for 199 trOt-
tiers in easy fashion today. Much disap-
pointmcnt WAS experienced because Lii
liam +. did not start against Highball, as
it was generally conceded she is the only
horse nero III Highbalfs class except
Sonoma Girl AMI Wilkes Heart. which
wore not eligible to race.
IIichEall was driven by Ed Geers. The
Mcdowell stake is the fourth stake that
Ccers las won during the meeting.
The Lexington stake, for 2-year-olds.
was won 10y Bcnvclo, after Helen Hale
had trottcd the first heat of the rcae in
213ii. the fastest mile ever trotted in Il
race by a filly. :,
Lady Maud C. and Hedgewood Boy,
sister and brother, won the third race
(21O pace and the fourth race (e.07 pace)
in the most exciting finishes of the meet
ing.
Summaries:
THE MCDOWELL sTAKE-2os TRoT-
PURSE. $5'jo-B!iSE. in )
Iishbali, b g, hy Dptss Hooker. M,
Gcyr.) ................- s... .....l 1 /
lb:tlHld. " = 'l1USS' y 49,. '.
Atha sham. h m G,ci.vderst 81
Embon. h = McnnnaldI. .:Sy.s......-4
Tuna. b III G(clieyb..-......9.sss:-- Ids
Iilne-:.u7. .n'li, 2.12h.
THE LENI%tiTON STAKES-2-E7SAR-
OLD TEOT-PUHSi1 S.oot-RF1ST FIN 3.
Bcnvolo u C. by Binsan (Young)....5 i
IIclln Hale. h + tChiids'. ......l 10
ora Lambert. II c lStenson).. j..
Henry S"tSci. |, c (Evans). rs 4
.Iusto. be GialD. 4 SIS
Tue Laird tNolan). ......-...:.,.-.....3 q 5
Time-2.1:lI. 2.15li. 2.16ii. &S.E
III" PACk.-pURSE S10Co-BEST 8 IN ).
Lady Maud e., ch IN. by sChtt
wood CMcMahom ................2 ] |
Moy. h III Haycs). .........-.-....1 4 q
Berthcna Far, br m McPher-
Davis X z Gambnucm ...s-ssS S 4
William c.. Xix :: U'roeman. 81 ? .
Miss Syracuse. h M Gathborn)..C 6 ;
Elise s. nj MarVin). II 10 \
Doris H.. br NJ D0dge). ..........5 !
Ei.sis. h III UIedrick). :..;46 ! dr.
Rod Pow. h II Sweeney. s DIR
Tinc-2.c11ai. 2.oi1. 2.o6l:. 20S, 80
90 PACE-PURsE Slcoo-Bitsr . IN 5.
Hcdgewood BOY. ch II, lv Chitwood
NInhnnl ..........................
Tommy IT,. !. = tNuckols) ......... ,
Richard Grattan. blk g 0utnau,......2 :,
p1rkcy Hal. hr IN UtombauEh). .......4 8
bonanza. Z (Thomas}. 4
rincr Hal, b : (SnoW). -. .>...........5 /
bNstander. u e IHalD. G
Timc-2.C1A. 2.o57a.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-17

The mara II f"u*,li ':'nr., ..".-n lirtr
this season. Tic features al Tic game
""r" the putin% "l Griffin. south Port
lands fast right ha!fback.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-17
FOOTBALL GRIDlRON.
Oak Grove Turns Cory tligl, 6 to @ in Goo
Gasne~~E> cnnsy, Princeton, Exeter and
Yale Freshmen Win Oaslo

down Brown. Umpire, Davis of Oak
Grove Referee. johnson ri BoWdoln.
Timers P.trtrid"" OF Augusta. Yum; az
Vass.,lh"Yo. Linesmcn, Hall of E"w'i"in
and Tuner of Oak Grove. Tine, lIm.
periods.