Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-10-30
FOOTBALL NOTES.

Cornell for Harvard, this fall.
Cornell probably will moi be able to
use Williamson against Harvard I'M
tn" Stadium, Saturday.
Carlisle gained about 200 yards in its
plays from scrimmage against L. of
=. and made Il first downs.
At the present none of the big Var
sity football squads are so free from
injuries as are "Pooch" Donovan's can
ddates at Harvard.
Dagmouth has scored 153 points. this
year. Harvard. l47, Princeton 124,
PENNSYLVANIA 13l, Carlisle III and Cor
nell and Yale 95 each
Among Western teams. Chicago's av-,
erage rushine weight is l82 pounds,
Perdue's 1Sa pounds. Northwestern 179
pounds and Iowa l76 pounds
The Yale ticket department announc-
es that its headquarters in Boston for
the Harvard Yale game will be at the
Hotel Lenox, Nov. q and %.
The Army team has squeaked out
very narrow victories in its last two
games, beating Carlisle 7 to 6. TWO
weeks ago, and Tufts to 0. last week.
Colgate did not play at New Haven,
last fail. the game being Cancelled be-
cause Of the death of York, the Yale
guard. The Blue beat Colgate % to 0.
in 1871.
Wilson of the Yale squad is coming
along fast as a running back. lie was
tried at quarter. but did not look very
good He is particularly keen as a de-
fersive back.
The Harvard Cornell game will start
NJ o'clock, Saturday. instead of at 3
O'clock All three of the remaining
games at Cambridge will be O'Clock
games. in fact.
The Yale football players each are al
lowed to purchase eight tickets for
the Harvard Yale game and the Har-
yard Varsity players each are allow
I'd to purchase 10 tickets, Who's your
friend?
The Tigers miss the services OF their
Harvard scout. Jack alunn Macgregor.
the cid lineman being on the job. this
fell. bnt admitting that he is not so
close on the real dope as the. old
Tiger halfback.
Bob Folwell, the cid Pennsylvania
coaching the Washington and Jeffer-
son team that held Yale to to
tie, Saturday, says that the New Hav-
en- rushline from tackle to tackle Is
| the best in the country. today. But
he adds, Yale continues to lack in Of
| fensive punch"
! AT this stage of the season every
Varsity football regular and substitute
| on the so-called big" teams is equip
ped with two complete uniforms, IN
Guiding long and short-cleated SHOES.
| Most of the punters have several pairs
of shoes. Charley Brickley of Har-
ward used two pairs in the Penn state
game alone, and had to discard them'
Capt. Henry of the Brown team, who
| is on the injured list, went to New
Haven, Saturday, to see Yale play W.
and ]. Henry's team will appear on
| Yale field, on Nov. 8. Returning from
the game at New Haven, capt. Henry
received a shaking up in the Gilt Edge
train accident at Westerly. He was
not injured, but the experience did not
help his lame leg bit.
| By a vote of Is to 10 the University
| of Michigan football team of Ann Ar
| Dor. Wednesday, registered itself as
| opposed to a return to the western
| Intercollege Conference under present
/ conditions The vote was taken by the
| Michigan Daily. the student pnpilca-
| ton of the university. The basebait
and track teams. Tuesday night. voted
| IA to 10 in favor of return. TWo-oI the
| men were non-committaL
The central board requests on the
postals assigning officers to games,
that the referees, ump!res ana neau
Ilinesmen do not allow themselves TO be
interviewed by newspaper men. For
Itunately. the officials do not stand 1or
what they believe is no affair OF the
central board, and. almost to man.
are courteonsly agreeable to explain
to the reporters any technical points
regarding penalties that are so ofteh
impossible to comprehend for the press
boxes on top of the stands. me CEN
/ trail board is doing good work, nut its
province is not to interfere with at
tempts of newspaper men to make
their reports of the games accurate
For dyspepsia, our national aiimenI
luse Burdock Blood Bitters. Recommenu-
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the blood. At. alltdrug stores. si.W
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