Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-11-14
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Football Squad Hard at Work Pre-
pairing for Vermont Game.

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! pairing for Vermont Game.
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! Brunswick. Me, Nov 13-lSpeciaD.-
Tie Bowdoin football eleven is now hard
at work pseparing for the last game OF
the season the game with the University
OF Vermont which will be played at the
Pine Tree Grounds, in Portland. next
saturday. The men came out of the
game with Maine win only few slight
injuries. and by the end of the week the
players will he in their best condition.
all ready for the game 1t is likely that
scrimmage practice will be held daily
in order to strengthen the men on the
offensive.
This Will be the first time that Bow
, dein has ever met Vermont in football.
aud as the teams weigh about the same.
it is likely that 5aii 'ast college game of
tie season in Masqe viii be one of the
best fights seen en- Maine gridron this
tall Vermont mas a team which has
been coming fast, and showed up excel
lently this yea against Brown ami
Holy Cross The Ecwdoin eleven has
been improving steadily through the
season and each game showed the team
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in this final game O. tae season the team
should show up at It's very best, and no
one doubts that it will In the game
with Maine last Saturday, the team
showed a decided Improvement and WIS
able to hold her opponent for downs on
the one yard line.
six men on the Bowdoin team will
play their last game, next Saturday:
DUFF Wood, captain, who has been
all Maine tackle for the past two years;
Paul Douglas. who has put up a star
game at center for two years: Chuck
Crosby. who led his class in the class
room and directed the team on the field
stan Hinch, who has been out for the
team for four years and has played at
left end. this fall; Stan Dole. who has
played every position on the team; and
clifford Page. who will probably play
end in the game Saturday.
The following officials have been an
nounced for the game: Hapgood of
Brown. referee: Tufts of Brown, ufn-
pire: MacCreadie of Boston College.
head-linesman.
George Edward Woodbury., Lift D.,
Ii. D., has been named as the lecturer
who will deliver the Anne Talbot Cole
lectures. this year. The general sub
iect of his lectures is ''The Way of the
Poet" and the lectures will be delivered
as follows: Nov %. illusion; Dec. 2, |
1.-THE Denial of Life; and Dec 3. "The
Affirmation of Life" DR.. Woodbury. has
been professor of English literature of
the University of Nebraska. and is rec
ognized as leading literary critic.
At a recent meeting of the Bowdoin
Dramatic Club the following officers
were elected for the winter season
President, Cedric r. Crowell IS of Rich |
nond Hills, y. Y: manager. William
Nixon 'l3 of East Rochester, N. H.;
senior member of executive council !
Winthrop S. Greene 10 of Worcester
Mass.
Dean Kenneth sils will represent the
college at a meeting of the committee
of Maine Colleges with the state super |
intendent of schools on next Saturday. |
ParAers Boston Imperials a male |
Quartet. a soprano soloist. harp flute,
and violin trio, have been engaged by
the. saturday club to give the concert to /,
the students of the college, next Thurs |
day evening,
The Freshman and Sophomore class |
football teams are getting ready for the |
annual contest which Will come pfopap- |
Is. the Saturday before THANKSGIVING. !
Twenty Freshmen and Il Sophomore are
out fer the teams. The Freshman list +
includes the following: Forth. Wood !
man, Olsen. Glidden, Poore. Richardson
Lul, Weber Stuart, tcaptain,, Doten,
Fuller Ginty, 1azeltine. Pettenglils
Weatherillp Taber. Ramsdell, and Chase
Among the Sophomore candidates are
Captain Mannx, Coke, Cross, Eastman,
Keegan, Floyd, MaccormiclI maeWii-
hams. MeKinnon, Roberts, Rodlck' +
smith, Somers and West
Sat NJ Brigham will give an illustrated
lecture next Monday evening in Mem
orial hail, on ''The Grand Canyon of
Arizona.