Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-10-26
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FOOTBALL NOTES.


The demand for Harvard Princeton
tickets in Cambridge and Boston Is
not nearly as big as was expected.
rod, Jones viii take his Paving
school football team to New Haven
SATURDAY to play the Yale Freshmen.
Al L II the points scored by Cor
nEl AGAINST CeiEate and Washington
aaa jefferson were made on i'ntier@
l,a,a nom the held,
:,vle. ono at Yosts players at
NJ El@an. kitled II placement goal
from the G9-<ard line in last Satur-
daess game with Ohio.
siitchc, x IL Jeff tackle and Hunt
itatm AZ iullbatE should make the
Ifarvard team - per cent. stronger
sa-tr,'ay than in the earlier games.
En- Reid's IS plays are insignificant
in comparison with the number OF
yia,.y that the Harvard second team
has been called On To digest this sea
soE.
Vinancva in its three games against
Princeton, penn and Penn state has
not scored point Fred Cro}ius
seems Ia have lost his cunning as
strategist.
Graduate Manager Marvel OF
Browns athletics says that at least
s0eo residents at Providence, besides
tho students. will come 10 Cambridge
SaturdaN if they can get tickets.
There viii be "a. $50 seats on Prank
lie field fo!. the ANYWAY game |
each of the academies and l. nl =
haVire allotments of SYST the uhlN'i
sitys tickets 10 be sold for A-'''
apiece.
There will be some football at
Princeton. Nex. A. the Harvard var
sit{ and Freshmen meeting Tiger
Rugby eieVens. and the soccer teams
from the Two colleges playing a match
gene IN the morning.
Paul Veeder. YaIes old halfhack. Is
as Zig as a house He saw the ale
Army game and then rushed OIL TO
New Haven He will do lot toward
developing such as Spaulding. Free
man and Reilly.
Nothing So far has happened on the
.fidiren 70 suggest that any ether
Eastern quarterback will make
Sprackling Of Rr0wn worry much over
his chances of gaining the distinction
of being All-American quarterback in
1911. as he was in 1910
Never having beaten Harvard and
never having even tied the Harvard
team will perhaps serve 10 make
Brown little nervous in the stadium,
Saturday Bad breaks have cost
Brown two lie games at Cambridge
and possibly one victory.
Il, Ia h3C q
coach who should put the team on its
tees for the remaining games on the
schedule This is Ray Thomas, who
PLAYED ut University of Vermont ana
Brown. and who did we'll as the New
Hampshire College coach in 1910.
There is no better all-round attn
LETT. II Harvard than Freddy HUNT
tngton He surely is one of the best IL
men in the squad and will be utilized
sentewhcre-at center or in the back
field. capt Fisher figured on making
an end of him before the aeason
opened
Jack Bowler, the trainer, sits At the
training table with the Dartmouth
PLAYERS 10 see that they eat little
meat. Perhaps he has taken the cue
from DcMar. the Marathon runner,
VINO trains on a vegetable diet. rs il
is said that at dinner the other night
ont. OF the Hanover huskies called out:
Give us de meat, not DeMar
Before the Yale game the West
Point football management had so
men. working with buckets and
spoages for three hours, trying % get
the water off the srdiron Hardly an
impression was made ON the lake that
covered The field This drainage sys-
TEN is on a par with that of the mid
die SOS a. Cambridge, when often a.
ter a anowstorn, hundreds OF students
shoyeled the Snow into tremendous
piles along the sidelines.