Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-11-01
eRIDIRoN GOSSIP.

tween Thornton Academy and w..
brook High neither side scored
Cornel's eleven again went dov,
defeat Saturday. this time a, W >"
hands of Williams, by a score Of ~.
y. Cornelfs defeat was due to ~,
from placement made from the %. 80,
Inc by Wood of Williams, in tho law ~.
ter part Of the second half ''''
University Of Maine I'd eleven o.,
Bangor High played a 0 to q ya~ ~4
Friday at Bangor. The col,esias.
gained more ground than the H.
school players, through their preats.
weight. but costly fumbles at cr;,io.,
times prevented them from scoring
Outplayed at every point of the gam.
syracuse was beaten 43 to 0 SATURDAY. n.
Michigan. The Michigan form da,nor.,
lied week ago, was splendid Tho b,oa,.
ing and tackling. which have been Mich. I
igan's weak points this year. were N.
strong points of her play.
Harvard scored twice on the Nm i
tary Academy Saturday in a b,,d
fousht game of football and probasv
would have added at least another Sola
goal to her tally had not time basn
called 10 minutes early in the second
half, because of serious injuries suffer.
ed by Byrne, the Army left taeka
which later proved fatal.
Waltham Highs shifty. speedy
eleven defeated Portland High at por,.
land Saturday, Il to 0. Not bv gaining
through the line or around the ends
did Waltham win, but through tha
ability Of Sanderson to get away long
KICKS and the ability of the Waltham
ends to cover up. Many times when
Waltham puntcd it was a Waltham
man who recovered the ball.
Dartmouth easily defeated Holy Cross
Saturday Z to 0. Dartmouth's superior.
ity was manifest throughout the contest
The Worcester collegians were seldom in
the Green's territory, and did not make
a single first down. Dartmouth's first
touchdown came in the opening half, af
ter only two minutes of play. The Hano.
verians scored again in the second period
on line plunging and end runs. Dudley
in going over the line, fumbled the ball
behind the goal posts, but Tobn fell on it
Sheer weight and superior ability in
line plunsinS gave Princeton the VIC
tory over the Navy Saturday. the score
being to 8. Read made a touchdown
Middies' points on neat placement
s. al from the 30 yard line. No scoring
was done in the second half. the sail
ors saving themselves from Il worse
beating through the excellence of Dali
tons punting and their fine defensive
play at critical points.
Weight in the line told in the game
between Wesleyan and Union Satur-
day. and although the visitors resorted
to the forward pass constantly to OBJ
tain ground. they could do little and
the final score was in Wesleyan's ia
Vor. "a to 3. The score of Union was
made by Doram Brown by a field goal
from the 32-yard line, and this was.
the feature of the game. Pazetti of the
Methodists made an S0-yard run for a
touchdown. but the score was not al
lowed as there had been interference
in the line.
In a fase but somewhat loose game
Yale defeated the Amherst eleven sat
urday "a to 0, making three touch
downs in each half. but failing to KICK
two goals from touchdowns in the sec
ond period. Yale tried the onside KICK
without success. One touchdown was
made bv open play. 1t was in the nrst
half, when from the 5O-yard me wy
made a long pass to Logan, ana Losd"
ran 20 wards for touchdown. oiice
Gov made a try for field goal from
the 4O-yard line, but missed, ana rus
of Amherst barely missed scoring vi
the Ellis with a goal from the Z5-yafu
line The ball went under the par
PENNSYLVANIA football team van
o,,isbed the Carlisle Indians SATURDAY
in onea of the most bitterly fougn'
games ever played on frahklin he'u'
The score being 20 to g. For the nis'
time in the history Of football on 'ne
colleges gridiron. an o.
fetal of the game was attacked pny'
Sically by a player. big biii -"
of Princeton, street cleaning comnils,
sioner of New York, was umpire anu
one of his decisions enraged Waseuha
left tackle for the Redskins lie ~
dian struck Pig BilP' a blow on 'n'
Jaw. and before things were sfralehten,
ed out a policeman had to be cal'e'
on the field.
Brown beat the Massachusetts As'r
cultural College Saturday by SOU,
If II to 3. The Aggies scored by a sVS'
rom the field, Brown by two touen
Towns and goal from each. brUs.
Gould have won by a larger score us
nanv substitutes were used. The iils'
string men are being saved LOT ~.
game with Yale next week. In the h'
1alf the Brunonians scored one touoa
Town and goal. and the Aggies md 'ad
heir field goal. In the second per ~,
Brown made only one touchdown '
was in no danger of being scoreu
,v her opponents. The Aggies W." ,hs
mt played in every department OIL W.
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