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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-05-10

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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-05-10
YESTERDAYS SCORES
IN THE BIG LEAGUES
National leanne.

National League.
AT Chicago Chicago 2. St Louis 1.
& At Cincinnatti- Pittsburg 8. Gin.
cinnatti 3.
Other games postponed. rain.
American League.
At Detroit- Detroit ]. Washington
o.
At ST. Louis Chicago 6. st. Louis I.
At Cleveland Cleveland 3. Philadel.
phia 0.
s New York.Boston game postponed.
rain.
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4 officers list OF regular d nights stations 10
the National Guard Of Hawaii Amory corner HOsf and
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-05-10
American LEAGUE.

Other games postponed, rain.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-08
MAINE STUDENTS GO
TO PORTLAND AFTER
WINNING CHAMP'SHIP

Portland, Me-, Nov. with red fire
burning. the band playing and 800 stu
dents Justify cheering. practically the en-
tire student body of the University of
Maine invaded Portland last night to fit
tingly celebrate their winning of the
State football championship by defeating
Bowdoin at Brunswick yesterday after
noon by the score of q to 1s But the In
vasion was an entirely peaceable one and
the invading forces Of collegians were
given a royal welcome by the city, Off
cially and unofhcially.
A huge parade. which included the stu
ment body, their mascots. three collins
representing the defunct Colby. Bowao,n
and Bates teams in the recent State
championship. practically the entire
Garden Of Allah company. the University
Band and headed by platoon of no.
lice. was one Of the big features of the
celebration and brought what appeared
to be all Of Portland to the streets 20
witness the spectacle. The grand gather.
ing in Monument square where from ,ne
Soldiers monument Cheer Leader Josepn
A. Mccusker IT Of wappinger Falls. n
T.. led the hosts Of students in the cheer.
ing and also conducted the obseouies over
the three black-drAped collins represent.
ing the blasted hopes Of Bowdoin, Bates
and Colby. and probably inscribed, drew
hundreds Of Portlanders to the square
and later when the curtain rose at the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-08
CATTLE STEALING
BRINGS ARREST
AT BURNHAM. Mr.
Young Man Pleads Not GUILTY
in Belfast Court But Is Held
For the Grand Jury

Belfast. Me- Nov. es-(spec,aN.
for some time the Libbeys of Burnhan
the well-known cattle men, have he0,
missing cows and sheep from thai,
pastures and not long ago they On.
gagged State Detective Edward
Quinn Of Portland to investigate ".
case. Quinn spent some time in Burn.
ham nosing around and the outcor.
is the arrest of Clarence Dyer, the %.
year old son of George d. DYER a,
Durham. Dyer was arrested for IA
tempted larceny of a COW" on the sv;
dence Of Station Agent Leon J. Rsvnes
Of Burnham, who told the defective
that he saw Dyer on Aug. 20, abor,
sunset, lead a COW from the Libbay
pasture, under wire fence into thu
pasture belonging to Raynes. When no
met Dyer with the COW. the latte,
stated that he guessed he had ,hs
wrong cow and put it back into Lin.
by's pasture.
The detective also talked with DYER
been stealing the cattle but that he
didn't care to tell and get mixed m
in Il.
In order to get at the real thieyes
and If possible trace the trouble to il.
source, Dyer was arrested and given
a hearing before Judge Lord in thu
Belfast municipal court. He was rem.
resented by H. c. Buzzell of Belfast
and pleaded not guilty.
Raynes testified to seeing the do.
PENDANT with the cow on Aug. 20, and
also as to the talk which Dyer made
about getting the wrong COW. The Lib
beys testified to the loss of cattle and
Detective Quinn as to what Dyer had
said to him about knowing who ths
cattle thieves were.
Dyer, placed on the stand, made an
emphatic denial of every statement
made by the States witnesses. He
denied meeting Raynes on Aug. 20 or
OF leading a COW out of the Libbey
pasture or telling Raynes that he had
the wrong cow" He stated that he
made no such talk to Detective Quinn
as the latter had testified but stated
that he was called to Libbeys barn
and there was put through rigid
third degree by the detective and the
Libbeys. He did not, however. even
under this pressure yield or tell in
any way that he knew who was i'm
plicated in the cattle stealing. In fac
on the witness stand young DYER EN-
phatically discredited the testimony O
every one of the States witnesses.
Judge Lord saw things in a differ
emf light. however, and seemed to TAXI
| more stock in the evidence of tn,
States witnesses and bound DYER owe,
to the grand jury which will sit in
this city in January. The lads father
and brother, George D. Dyer, Jr., quail.
flied as sureties in the sum Of 500
for the formers appearance at that
time. County Attorney Cowan Of Win.
terport appeared for the State.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-08
Altered Aspects

harvard broke into. the ascendency
IN the college football armament. at
least 50 far as it takes in the so-called
Big Three. yesterday when it over
come the Wanted Princeton team. 10 TO
o. and In the dreaded Tiger Jungle.
Al the same time the sorry Yale
eleven was obliged to accept defeat
again. this time at the hands of Brown,
TO Q. It was Browns second con-
quest of Yale eleven IN % years. and.
apparently the fine hand of Tom Shev-
I'm isn't showing to the extent that
was believed would be the case, though
he has had little time in which to res
cue the Bulldog from tn slough of de-
spond.
Meanwhile Dartmouth had the incest
little battle on its hands that could be
desired to shake off the made-over
Quaker team. Emery scored the touch
down near the close of the game on a
forward pass and a 15-yard run after
Penn had made field goal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-08

Princeton, n. J., Nov. 7.-Outpunt-
ing the great briggs of Princeton, out
rushing the entire Tiger bacKfeld, Cap
tain Ed Mahan of Harvard Saturday
led his Crimson eleven to a 10 to 6
victory aver the powerful Princeton
team.
1t was the grimmest gridiron battle
ever waged in this hamlet of many
great battles. and Mahan, great as he
proved. was not alone in bringing vic
tory to his eleven.
Mahan's work led to or scored the
Harvard points, but Harvard's 10
points were Tailed before the Tiger
team really found itself or knew its
capabilities. Then it was the Harvard
line and ends who brought glory to
the Crimson and spelled doom for the
Orange and Black.
AS in the Yale-Princeton game Of
last season. the Tiger team developed
its real ability after its opponents
points had all been scored.
Lineup and summary:
HARVARD PRINCETON
Soucy. Weatherhead, lie. re. Lamberton
Gilman, 1t. 1T, Par1sette
Oaomun. 3D.. '...'Tss doG9
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-08
PITTSFIELD

Mrs. hudson Nichols gave a very vn.
joyable Luncheon Bridge party at the
Lancy House Saturday afternoon
There We're Is ladies present. Lunch.
con was served at l o'clock. Auction
Bridge was enjoyed from to 5. Prizes
We're awarded to Mrs. Clarence Bod.
fish and Mrs. E. P. Bottomley.
"A game of football was played on
Hunnewell field Saturday afternoon
between the teams Of NJ. c. I. and E.
NJ. Z. s., of Bucksport The game re-.
suited in a victory for NJ. c. l., So to D.
Mrs. Alta Pendexter of BridGton, who
mas been a guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. n.
Z. Corey, returned home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. w. Sylvester Of
Srooks, who have been visiting Mrs.
anna Stephenson and family, returned
home Saturday.
"A successful sale and supper was
given by the ladies of St. Agnes Cath.
ono church in Grange hall Saturday
afternoon and evening.
Mrs. Elvira Gould of wateryille. for.
merry OF this town, has been passing
a Few days with Pittsfield friends.
Linwood Russell and NJ. c. !. school.
mates gave an enjoyable Cobweb par.
y Friday evening at the home of Lin.
woods parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
husseii. A number Of Young friends
We're present. Refreshments were serv.
ed.
MISS Dorothy Drake left Saturday
TOT Brunswick to visit friends and to
attend social function at Bowdoin
College.
Miss Carolyn Ward left Saturday for
an oVer-Sunday visit with her parents
U. B. Thaxter. who has been clerk at
tne 'ohn Gordon market for some
WIN Mrs. Thaxter and son Maynard
Mlii leave soon for Mt. Vernon. where
store.
e. D. Call and DR.. W. L. cargir,
s VINO mas been on a hunting trip at the
Mc1iivery camps at Lost pond have
Ieturned home. Mr.. Call captured
oer weighing about zoo pounds.
z. o. Spaulding has returned to his
nome in Etna. after a visit with bis
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. spauldins
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-08
Yale Again Loser

New Haven, Nov. THE Yale foot
ball team made disappointing show
ing Saturday afternoon in the annual
game with Brown, the providence
eleven winning, 3 to 0.
Referee, Bergin, Princeton. Umpire.
Morice, University Of Penn. Field
judge, Hollenbach. University OF Penn.
Head linesman, Thorpe. Columbia.
Time Of periods, Is minutes each.
Brown scoring: Field goal, Andrews.
Substitutions, Brown: Puttner Tor
Wade, Murphy for Purdy. Wade for
Puttner, Devine for Andrews, Andrews
for Devine. Purdy for Murphy. Devine
for Saxton. Yale: Taylor for Way,
Waite for scovil. Savage for Van Nos
trand. Durfee for Kent, Neville for
Bingham, Bingham for Neville. Way
for Taylor, Won Holt for Durfee. Taft
for Gates, Allen for Wiedemann. Blod-
gett for Church, Baldridge for Way,
Gates for Taft.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-08

Wallace, Harris, Wallace. &C. Gennert
Taylor. Cowen, rg..........lg, Nourse
Parson. 1T 1t, Mclean, Larsen
Harte. Coolidge, re. ......... lie. Highley
Boles, Rollins, lib. ..rhD. TlpDoAs
King, McKinlock, RIB. lib, Shea. Moore
Mahan, 70. .................fD I'D. Drlggs
Score-Harvard 10, Princeton 9.
Touchdown-King. Goal from touch
down-Mahan. Goals from field-Ma-
han, Tibbott 2. Referee-W. 9. Lang
ford. Trinity. Umpire-Dr. Carl Will
liams. Pennsylvania. Head linesman-
G. NJ. Bankart, Dartmouth. Field
judge-E. S. Land. Annapolis. Time
15-minute periods.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-08
Carlisle %; Holy Cross q

Worcester, Nov. AFTER staggering
like a prep school team under the In
dams attack through the first half OF
Saturdays game, in which Carlisle
scored % points on three touchdowns,
two goals from touchdowns and a goal
from the field, Holy Cross came PACK
for the second half full of fight and
came near to beating the Redmen by
scoring 81 points on three touchdowns,
a goal from touchdown and safety.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-08

Eddie" Cawley. aided greatly by his
teammates, won complete victory
over Bates Saturday on Garcelon field
by score of 2s to in the final con-
test Of the Maine series. The win gives
Colby second place, while Names
winnig over Bowdoii is champion and
Bowdoin with a win over Bates to its
credit. is third. Bates has failed to land
a single game.
Cawley's Exhibition
All of Colby's score is due directly to
Cawleys wonderful work. He made
three Of the touchdowns while the 9TH
er was due to a fine heave on a for
ward pass to Schuster, that he exc
cuted with perfection. Called on three
out of every four plays. he never failed
to respond and reeled off runs of 60,
4S, IS and % yards. He was. unstoppa-
BILE, usually four or five Bates men
were required to bring him to the
ground. Bates put up a stiff fight dur
ing the opening moments OF the first
period and it was only until a Bates
man fumbled for Colby recovery
that the Waterville team began to
make any resistance. With the ball on
the 2-yard line, Bates held strongly
for six downs, and on quick shift
formation Cawley romped away for
the first touchdown.
Harvey Stars
Colby's superior weight told on Bates
fv1v f1,se -, 81
Harvey, the old Augusta athlete, in
the second half braced Bates and by
the Augusta boys wonderful line buck
ing and daptneSS on the receiving end
of forward passes Bates managed to
work the bail down to Colbys seven
yard line, where an intercepted for
ward pass by Hendricks halted fur
Their progress. Harvey kept out of the
Bowdoin game on account of injuries
and still out of shape was the subject
Of comment by the Bates supporters.
He and Connors stopped Cawley on
several occasions, when Colbys human
corkscrew broke away from the entire
field. Stonier's work al guard was high
class. while DeWever played we'll on
the defense for Bates. Capt Stanwood
anu SoOiloSC "SIe ioWSIS vi strength
in Colby's line. Unlike last year the
game was devoid of any unnecessary
roughness.
The summary:
COLBY. BATES
Q. Perry. lie ........ re. Boyd, Coady
Coohdge, 1t ............. TT, J. Neville
Deasey, lg -.
rg. Adams, Russell, knight
(Capt) Stanwoo6. C ... c, Shattuck
Stinson, kolseth, rg :. lg Stonier, Lord
Heath, Mccormick, Joyce, TT
1t, w. Neville
E. Perry. re 80.
lie, Murray. Maxim, Simpson
fraser, ORrien, Selby. oh qb. Davis
Crossman, Taft, Taylor, Schuster, lib
RIB. Drew, Harvey
Hendricks, RIB lib, Moulton. Connors
Cawiey, fb ........ fb, (Capt) DeWever
Score: Colby g. Touchdowns. Cav
ley J, Schuster. Goals from touch
downs. Cawley 2. Umpire, Dorman, Co.
lumbia. Referee, Hapgood, Brown
Linesman. Hooper. Auburn. Field
judge Lieut.. Meyer, navy. Time, Ism
quarters.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-08
Cornell Beats Michigan

Ann Arbor, Mich, Nov. I'm the
v orst defeat since the first year O.
King Yost's reign. the University OF
Michigan football eleven curled up be-
fore the fierce rushes Of Cornell on
Ferry field Saturday, and died. "a to :.
The one touchdown of the Maize and
Blue was the only bright spot in the
state of Michigan Saturday night. 1t
came in the third period as the result
of a surprising reversal of form in the
game.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-08
Green's Close Call

Boston, Mass, Nov. 7.-Dartmouth's
10 conquest over the University OF
Pennsylvania team at Fenway park
Saturday came at time when men
of Dartmouth we're trying to reconcile
themselves to defeat. Two finely ex-
ecuted forward passes carried the
Green to the touchdown from the
middle Of the field.
Score-Dartmouth Z. Pennsylvania
8. Touchdown, Emery. Goal from
touchdown, Spears. Goal from field,
Hawley. Referee, Tufts. Umpire.
Fultz. Head linesman, Burleigh. Field
Judge, Murphy. Time. four 15-minute
periods.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-08
SATURDAYS GRIDIRON RE-
SUITS ME-. PREP. SCHOOLS

Waltham High IA; Portland High 3.
Coburn 80; Westbrook Seminary U.
Everett High As; Maiden High 0.
waterville High Z; Oak Grove Sem. 0.
Morse High 50; Rockland 0.
Lewiston High 8; Gardiner High o.
Portsmouth. N. H. High II; Bidde-
ford High 0.
Abbott school s; Wilton Academy o.
Thornton So; Newburyport High 0.
Exeter q: Harvard Freshmen TO-
Worcester Academy IA; Andover 0.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-08
BOXING NOTES

Eooie Flynn of Lynn put it over Young
So'e IN their two five-round bouts FIR
Gay night at Biddeford. In the second
round OF the first five Colt went to the
moor and was down for the count Of
snt' After that the local boy showed
up strong and went the limit. Flynn
was the aggressor throughout the "
rounds. In the semi-final Young Steve
Ifavers outclassed Packy Mcfarland OF
PORTLAND in their six-round go.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-08
Army Team

West Point, N. Y, Nov. THE
Army lost to Notre Dame Saturday,
To O in a well-played and hardfought
game. The Army showed a weak OF
Tense its forwards were outpiayed
most of the time. ard it's wings were
woeftlly weak.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-08
NAVY Beats Bucknell

Annapolis, Md. Nov. 7.-Althoush
Navy's eleven showed little improve
ment in attack or defence they man
aged to defeat Bucknell Saturday. Is
to 8. The visitors scored field goal
a short time after the contest started.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-08
GARDINER PUTS
up STIFF FIGHT
BUT LOSES, so

Gardiner. Me-, Nov. 7.-(speciaD.-1n
one Of the most closely fought games
ever played on Quimby field, Lewiston
High on Saturday defeated Gardner
High by a score Of to 0. After the
first period Gardiner outplayed the VS.
itors but lacked the necessary punch
to get the score. A large delegation
came over with the Lewiston eleven
and rooted in royal style.
A Field Goal
Capt. Hickey won the toss and elect
ed to receive. A. Brisk received ana
ran the ball back Is yards before ne
was downed. Gardiner could not gain
and A. Brisk, with the wind against
him. punted and McSherry was down
ed at once. Lewiston, with McSherry
and Murphy, carrying the ball, worked
it to Gardeners 20-yard line. Three
tries at the Gardiner line netted a
scant three yards. Here Tapley dropped
back and kicked a beautiful goal from
the field. netting the only points of
the game. Gardiner was desperate and
after receiving the kick worked the
ball to Lewiston's 10-yard line when
the half ended. In this half Sugar
made 45-yard run. but made the
mistake Of looking behind and was
tackled by Lonergan.
Second Half
In the second half Gardiner kept the
ball in Lewistons territory a greater
part Of the time. At the beginning of
the fourth period Lewiston claimed
the ball, saying that it had been lifted
from the ground. but Referee Cobb
gave the bail to Gardiner. The ball
was on Lewiston's 10-yard line at the
time. Play was resumed after a Is
minute argument. In four downs Gar
diner made ~ yards. Legendre punt
ed from behind his own goal line to
Lewistons 40-yard line. In three times
Gardiner could not gain and Sugar
dropped back to his 45-yard line and
made a pretty try for field goal.
missing the upright by but a few feet.
Lewiston had the ball on its own 90
yard line and McCherry was thrown
by a. Brisk for a 10-yard loss. He
then circled left end for a 35-yard gain.
The game ended with the ball in the
middle Of the field in Lewiston's pos
session. McSherry, Lonergan and Tap
ley featured for Lewiston while A.
Brisk, p. Brisk, Emerson and Sugar
starred for Gardiner. The summary:
LEWISTON H. GARDINER H.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-08

Score: Hebron 81. Touchdowns, Jor-
dan 5. Eaton. Carville. Goal from
touchdown. Jordan. Umpire, Files.
Bowdoin. Referee, Wilson Linesmen.
Chase, Mcgowan. Field. Time, Ism
periods.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-08
BEST FOOTBALL GAME OF
SEASON WHEN B0WDOIN
LOSES TO MAINE, 23.13

Powerful u of NJ Alta ok Meets Stubborn De-
Tense of Bowdoin Tea m - The Forward Pass
Paves Way to Victory Stuart's Two Runs
Lead to Bowdoin Tou chdowns
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-08
Thornton Blanks Newburx,,

Thornton Blanks Newburypor. I
Saco. Me-. Nov. 7.-Thornton Acads,,.
beat Newburyport, Mass, High satu,a,
before 500 spectators IS to 0. Tborn.,.
played the open game successfully
safety by Brudno Of Newburyport ne,,.s
Thornton two points.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-08
Beverly. Ruffner kicked the goal
! Score, Naine2 O. Bowdoin G.
Bowdoin Scores Aqan

After an exchange of punts, Higgins
kicked the ball, which was kicked up
by Stuart who made a second long
run of 55 yds. for for Bowdoins second
goal. Phillips kicked the goal. Score
Maine 90, Bowdoin 13.
With the ball on Bowdoin's II yd. line
in the last of the period, Maine failed
to gain score through yard in three
rushes. Then Ruffner dropped back
and booted the bail for the finel score
of the game. Score, Maine %, Bowdoin
10.
The game closed with the ball in
Names possession.
The lineup and summary:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-08

Score: Lewiston 3. Goal from field,
Tapley. Umpire, O'Rrien. Referee,
Cobb. Linesmen, Houston and Glidden.
Time, two 10 and two 12-minute peri
DDS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-08

Referee, Thomas +. Murphy. harvard.
Umpire, Hugh c. McGrath. Boston Col
lege Head linesman. Charles c. Nc
Carthy, Georgetown. Field judge,
Thomas H. Kelley, Portland Athleti.
Club. Time of periods. Is minutes
each. g.,
Maine scoring: Touchdowns. Bever-
ly, Jones. Purington. Goals from
touchdowns, Ruffner 2. Goal from
field, Ruffner.
Bowdoin scoring: Touchdowns. Pea
cock, Stuart. Goal from touchdowns,
Phillips.
Substitutions:
Maine-Moulton for Hussey; Puring-
ton for Allen; Kriger for Gorham; Hus-
sey for Moulton: Gorham for kriger;
Harvey for Jones: Davis for Hussey;
Kriger for Harvey.
Bowdoin-Beale for Wood: Brewster
for Stone: Stone fir Chase; Neyens for
Fostr; Dyar for Nevens; Stuart Tor
Peacock; Pettengill for Bartlett; Pea
cock for Dyar: Chase for Stone; Drum
mond for Beale; Stanley for Drum
mond; oliver for Edwards; PIKE 1or
Stanley: Kern for Moulton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-08

b. F. Keith theatre the interior Of -,
playhouse was literally banked with ~
Blue and White Of the victorious Maj
boys.
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Morse High outplays Roet,and

Bath. Me-. Nov. GA 75-yard run by
Sullivan was one OF the feature that
gave Morse High victory over Rockland
High 81 to 0 Saturday.
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Hebron 81, kents Hill o

Kent's Hill, Me-, Nov. 7.-Hebron
Academy won from the Maine Wesley
an Seminary Saturday. 81 to 0. John
son starred for Hebron and Grindle
and Bogart for the seminary. The sum-
mary:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-08

Factory has been increased in size by
1900 additional feet Of door space. Larg.
ct ceiling brad Of loc. Cgar1 In the
NesA SAc1Fy. Manchester. n. \
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WATERv|lLE HIGH IS
VICTOR SATURDAY
over OAK GROVE

Waterville. Me-, Nov. 7.-(SpeciaD.-
The Waterville High school for the Sec
ond time defeated Oak Grove at football
when they met on Alumni field Saturday
afternoon. the score being the same as In
their first game-7 to 0. The game was
closely contested all the way through,
Waterville's score coming when an at
tempted punt by Oak Grove was blocked,
the ball bounding across the line and AL
ley falling on it for a. touchdown. Cap
tain Carr kicked the goal. Berry La
brack and Captain Carr all starred for
the High school and were to be found In
practically every play. while Milton and
Hussey were the ground gamers for Oak
Grove. The summary:
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Richardson, fb ...... fb, johnson

score: WaItnHm II. UftIdHu ..
Touchdowns-Coal,L eary. Goals from
touchdowns-Colon 2. Goal from field
Lappin Referee-Andrew McCreadie Of
Portland Athletic Club. Umpire-Dr.
Irving w. Frame Of University Of Yer
mont. Head linesman-Carl c. Hope Of
Dartmouth. Field judge-Lieut. Ed
wards of West Point. Time, Four r.
minute periods.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-08
of Maine Wins Championship
Of 1915 Maine College Football Series
COLBY RECEIVERS FORM
AND wins FROM HARD
. FIGHTING BATES 26.O

Wonderful Work of Cawley Who Made Three
of Four Touchdowns the Factor of the Blue
Teams Supremacy - Forward Passes Tried
by Both Teams Meet with Partial Success
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-08

Score-waterville High Z. Oak Grove 0.
Touchdown-Alley. Goal from touchdown
Carr. Referee, Ladd of Colby. Umpire.
Labrack. Head linesman. Marchetti.
Time, 12m. periods.
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WATCH FOR IT
PICTURE CONTEST !.
SATURDAY. NOV. =