Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-10-23
FOOTBALL NOTES.

Portland High school defeated the
Fmeralls, a local team "Wednesday at
Portland, II to 0.
South Portland High school defeated
Yarmouth Academy at football
"Wednesday at Portland.
Dalton, the Navy back, is said to be
tie find of the year. His forte is in
line-breaKing.
Browns schedule for the next three
weeks is certainly tough one With
Lafayette, Harvard and Yale in sue
cession.
1t is rumored at Providence that
Brown and Dartmouth are to patch UP
relations before the close of the pres
ent season.
al" Sharpe, referee; w. II. Ed
wards. umpire, and PA" Corbin, tielG
Judge, will be the officials at the Har-
vard-Navy game
Cornell, in its last game, made q soal
from tho field after a fair catch on it's
opponents lo-yard line--a mast I'M
usual situation.
Fish Eesmith is giving Coach
Haughton's varsity the kind Of sec
ond team that Reggie Brown used to
put on six and seven years ago.
Scwanee. for several years the clam
pion of the South. was played to Il 90
tie by University of Virginia, which
has not been scored on this fall even
by the University of Pennsylvania.
Coach Haughton is revising Har-
wards signals, which. he says, have
h1n ,,,t, al l.
| that drop kicking and place kicking
viii be an important part of the Drac-
tice henceforth.
After a rest of two weeks the Ban
gor High school football team will go
To Bar Harbor Saturday and MAKE ar
attempt to get revenge for the defeat
administered at Bangor two weeks ago
by the stocly Hancock county team.
The Thornton Academy football
team defeated Kennebunk High at
Saco Wednesday. q to q. Thornton
played q remarkably strong game For
the visitors Morton and French made
good gains through the line ana
around the ends. bennett and Titcomb
We're the stars of the academy team.
The central board has assigned the
following officials for the Dartmouth
Holy Cross game at Worcester Satur-
cay: James f. OConnell, Harvard. ref
cree; William II. Burke Worcester.
umpire; DIR. S B. Newton, University
of Pennsylvania, field Judge; w. C.
Knight, University Of Michigan head
linesman.
Bangor High football team will go to
Bar Harbor Saturday for a return
game with the down river eleven.
which defeated Bangor in the first con-
test by score of 10 to five Bangor
did not play last Saturday but Bar
Harbor met and defeated Stevens acad-
envy by a score of 48 to nothing. The
Ear Harbor team, led by Cant. PRAY. |
IS making fine record this season and
Is eager to repeat the dose that was
given In the first game. while the
Queen City boys are averse to being
trimmed again. An interesting contest
IS expected.
Jack McCluskey. trainer of the Bos-
ton National League baseball team, is
back at Harvard assisting in the work
or keeping the football men in condi-
ton. McCluskey was with the Doves
during the latter part of the season,
succeeding DR.. Edwards as trainer.
and was very successful with his
charges. He had several years expert
ence as rubber for Harvard athletic
teams. working under Trainer "Pooch"
Donovan. who is this year to coach the
track team. Although it is not yet def
nltely settled, Jack will probably start
the season with the Nationals next
year. making the Southern trip with
the team and continuing with them
throughout the year. II