Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-11-18

Y. was elected captain OF me Amherst
football team Thursday for next sea
son. He is a member of the class OF
1912, and has played left end on the
team for three years.
ChaS. Lemon of East Liverpool. ohio.
r"lht end Of the Muskingum College
eleven, vas seriously hurt Monday III
a practice scrmmaee at New Concord.
He was inadvertently kicked in the
head, and vas unconscious for several
hours. He will likely recover physi-
clans say.
The Boston Globe says: Reggie Brown
has seen every game that Yale has play
ed this year for Harvard lie is the
keencst football analyst that Harvard
ever sent out, ana he has devised most
of the crimson's best plays in the past
six years His sizeups Of Yale's attack
| and the defence which he has planned for
Harvard have been of value that can
| not be- exaggerated. hut which never has
been appropriately acknowledged by
HarVald's management
Glenn Warner is anxious to get on a
game with the Harvard Varsity an
other year. From Il financial point of
view it always was Carlisle's best
game. and the proceeds OF the football
season for years have been used to
furnish the Indian students with en-
tcrtainments for which government
funds are not forthcoming.
The KrattlCborc High school foot
| bell team Chains rho Vermont state
championship I"r trans playing un-
der III" eligibility rules .qf the Yer
mont : ho.'llna%tcrs' es}Ats Rrattlcboro
has W"n sis ana tied Two games this
season, "corm@ loH points 10 il for
Opponents. I'll" I;rattiel,Qro team con
"lu!"s Us season Saturday with Bel
lows Calls High, with which Iirattlc-
b"rn PLAYED a tie game earlier in the
year.
| because 4 number Of the Brown
SGphonorcS are in arrears in their
class bills the annual Freshman
| Sophomore fu0tball contest. originally
scheduled for Wednesday, afternoon,
Saturday, when it is expect "a that the
| SCphomorcs' class finances will b."
| in sufficient Shape 10 warrant the
deans sanction Tor tho game. Th"
| Sophom"r"S will meet This Afternoon
To raise the money necessary to meet
| their obligations.
Ted 10Y, head coach Of til" Yale
| foot ball eleven. claims Saturdays
game With Harvard as Il victory for
| Yale. lie says: Il have no reason 10
| chang" my opinion. expressed sever
| al days ago. That / think Yale will
| win from Harvard Saturday. Every
thing is going along; very we'll indeed.
| If &c .rfinu lt, % I'd
| osition than last saturday, mind YOU.
but | think Vale will pun nnt the
winner. The players are in fine shape
and We are not Worrying ever that
end of the husir rss Nc will show
| thos" Harvard pe oplc something Sat
Urd@y. And We viii Wnri.
Jack Gates. q. former Yale football
| star. who began four years ago 10
coach the Navy eleven. was married
Wednesday nighr to an Annapolis belle,
Miss Mary Arden Randall !. daughter Of
eX-Statc Senator and Yrs. John ".
Randall. The wedding was solemnizcd
in st. Annc's Episcopal church. An
napoiis, by Rev. Percy Foster Vail,
rector of It. 'Tilnnthy's church. Cations
, vile. Baltimore, and Rev. Joseph i.
NcComas, rector of ST. Amos. II was
one Of ,hc biggest 500 ioCy events that
had taken place ut Annapolis for a
long time. \ reception was held at ,h'
hon" 81 the brides pa rents. Randall;
Court." Mr.. ANA Mrs. Ctit"s will resd"
AZ Denver.
TIL" Ridd"furd High football eleven
is losing no opportunity t" he in tho
pink OF condition for the ThanksGiv-
n Il
Although there m" to be no more reg
ular games this fall. outside OF the big
contests set the bows are not losing
any tim" and there is the daily rrac-
ticc ON tn" grounds at the High school.
Thinking the possibly a part OF their
signals might have become familiar.
tnrough long usage to their opponents,
th" 'l"v"n is practiciI Y a new set and
haS already become quite proficient in
their us"
Lung. Il japanese boy in the 1914
Class at Newton High school was
medal-oi- honor ma n in the game
"Wednesday between til" Freshmen and
Sophomoros AlthojIgh the 10 Class
was d"fr,ted by tho Freshmen, to ..
they pl? ycd 4 good game. ana with an
even break in tho luck might have
won. Lang, vino W; IS in every play and
tack i"d iin"Iy was the star of the con-
tf5, He sustaine Il II slight injury.
l"tWoon tn" p"rinslS tn" Hroollinc
f.igh Seniors WHllrpcd tho Newton
High seniors % to d.
Coach Timothy +. I.arllin in taking
advantage Of the college half holiday
WcdOeSdav mad IN, J.I,- ,'r0ec oIo,.a,,