Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-11-03

result leaves the series tie, each
having won seven games. The scores
have been as follows:
1S9S-Powdoin II. Tufts 4.
1S96-Bowdoin 4, Tufts 0.
lS97-Tufts IS, Bowdoin 6; Tufts 90
Bowdoin S.
1872 i;ow,loin Is, Tufts IL; Bowdoin
g. Tufts ,
1880 Trlts .. Bowdoin o; Tufts Il,
BoWdCin !.
1909 i.ov dcin ). TUFTS o; Bowdoin Il,
TUFTS II.
1ana '1mtr# Il. Bowdon o.
1916 Tufts t.. Bow Ioin !.
1Gt,-Tutt& -. EoWdoin :.
Is EuNtduiu II. Tufts 10.
Fancor is still on the map, although
last Saturday evenings celebration
over tn, victory over Portland High
was of TIL. Eind to wake the echoes IL.
Ncazi" ana Holden. The victory Wipes
out III" III, rnnry OF That 81 to defeat
at the hHnHs OF Portland year ago.
Most pc,.5.i" thought Portland would
VIII. but ii MAS sinpl% another good
guess "r,c wrong. The return game
viii lr !, ay,d in Portland Nov. II, and
Coach Kelley and his Forest city war
liorS viii not let the grass grow on
Their gridirun for the next two weeks
Next saturday they are UP against the
Rents iiili eleven which defeated
Wc;tir0ril Seminary last Saturday.
Incid, ntallr Portland feels that 1t was
giv.n q very raw deal by the officials
at Bangor.
The Fort Mckinley soldier boys are
aot scoring many touchdOWnS, but they
are getting some pleasant trips which
relieve the routine Of army life. They
have played five games being beaten. II
rurn By Bates, Bnwdoia. l.. of N. dnC
Hebron acadrEly by scores ranging
rom ii to So and have not themselves
scored i'll any Of the five games.
The proposed protest by Bates re-
| garding the CoihN game of October II
is all off now. The protest had not
| been sent anyway, but had been drawn
| up with the accompanying atlldaVlts
| ana was held back pending the result
| of the game with Maine. 1t is hard tC
| tell what would have happened If tho
rrotcst had been sent i'll, but certainly
| it relieves Il ticilIish situation to have
it side tracked. There was no dispos-
! ition on the part of Bates to ''squeal.'
but it felt that if the officials had
Numbered in decisions directly affect
ing the result of the game it had GER
| tain rights to be protected. Colby, OF
the other hand, had no desire to be re
| @arded as having won a game with tho
help of officials and would no doub1
have willingly played the game ovel
again. if convinced that the officials
| had seriously erred. The Colby clever
did a good job at Exeter Saturday. ant
| hopes to close its season next Saturday
with q victory over o. of NJ. on it:
home fed.
| Tom Mccain, now in his seventh
year as coach Ct Bangor High, has pro
duced crcdita3lc eleven this season
rs was cxpt cted. The players Worl
hard under him and ho knows how t.
get results
| When Hebron and Brdgton met fol
| their first game eight years ago
| i5ridgton won 49 to 0. BY its rrcen
victory Of 81 to o Hebron has at las
succeeded in wipng out that unpieas
ant memory and with a little to spare
| Henry Bcnoit, son of Arthur II. Be
mott of the Renoit Clothing Company o
| Bangor. who has removed to Maiden
| Mass, is playing a good game at RICH
| tackle for Maiden High. which defeated
Everett High Saturday by a score o
| II to 1. Romeo Benoit. another son o
| Mr. Bcnoit, is q member OF Maiden sec
| pnd eleven.
| The papers were all wrong in The
| lineup of the EoWdoin team in tn,
Tufts game. Manter played at RICH
| half back instead of Wilson. as StateC
in the reports, and it was Hughes, no
Hurley. who played the game at righ
| end. Hurley, the freshman from
| Exeter, is still tangled up in some en-
trance techncality and in tho mean
time Hughes who is a Brunswick DO!
ard Il senior. is making good at enc
where he was shifted from fullback OF