Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-11-11
B0wdoin College
Football Notes.

Brunswick, Me, Nov. TO- (SpeciaD. -
After some hard practice in punting and
running back punts this afternoon the
Bowdoin Varsity team lined up for
positions this afternoon were: Smith le;
Kraft, 1t; Newman, lg; Boynton, C; Hast
ings, rg; Crosby, TT; Hurley, re; Wilson,
OBJ; Kern, fb; +. Smith, In; and Farnham
and Ballard rh.
Coach Schidermiller mad Manager G..
C. johnson of the University of Maine
and Coach McClave, Assistant Coach
Philoon, Manager Otis and Captain New
man of Bowdoin have selected two Off
Gals for the BoWdoin-Maine game next
Saturday They We're: McCreadie of
Portland will be field judge and Captain
Ralph Good of Colby head lnesman
Other officials were referred to the Cen
trail Board for choice, list of men being
sent up by the management.
The Freshmen football team IS under
the personal direction and coaching of
Stanley j. Hinch, IL of Danforth, who
was on the Bowdoin squad for time
last fall. From the appearance Of the
men out and records gained in prepara-
tory schools and since coming to college
in the game it looks as if the Sopho-
moers had rather hard proposition be-
fore them if they win the interclass
game.
OF the men out for center, MacMahOn
played four years in that position on
Brunswick High school team. Burleigh
played two years on Cony High of Au-
gusta; those out for end, Page played
in that position three years on Morse
High of Bath, Gardner played football
three years on the Calais High team at
quarter back. Dole played end on Port
land High two years and on Yarmouth
Academy one year, Tucker played on
Pennington High three years; of those
out for quarter back, Hagar played that
position one year at Patten Academy,
Bull has played one year on Worcester
Academy, Clancy played four years on
Belts Academy team, in New York Has
kell has played one year at Maine Central
Institute; Pike who is out for guard,
played two years on Hebron; of those
out for halfbacks, Wiggin played four
years at center and tackle on Thornton
Academy, Lewis played three years at
left halfback on Skowhegan High, Brown
played four years at Northbridge High,
Northbridge, Mass, in all positions but
quarter and center; Knight who is also
out for quarter has played five seasons
on Pinkerton Academy in that position
and has been on the varsity second team
all this fall; Alexander who is out for
fullback played right half and fullback
on Houlton High for three years. OF
the other men who are out who have no
first team record in High school, there
are Moulton, Parkhurst, who has been
out with the Varsity squad this year
and Crosby. Moulton is trying for a
tackle or guard position, Parkhurst is.
out for guard and Crosby is out for end.
There will have to be considerable shift
ing of men to new positions from their
prep. school teams but with the weight
and good showing of the individual play
ers everything looks like a good team
for the Freshmen.
The SophomOreS have made no call for
candidates for the 1912 team as yet. AS
there are three weeks training required
by the faculty of all the men who play
in the interclass game in order that
there may be no cases of trouble from
men not in condition for a hard game,
the Sophomores must get busy very soon
if they intend to meet the Freshmen this
year