Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-08
FOOTBALL RESULTS
GAMES SATURDAY

VOUIUhIl lIlOUllO
GAMES SATURDAY
Maine %. Bowdoin l.
Colby g. Bates O.
Brown 8. Yale Q.
Harvard TO- Princeton g.
Dartmouth :. Pennsylvania 5.
Springfield %, Amherst :.
Massachusetts .. Middlebury 0.
Harvard I'd 6. Princeton I'd 0.
Princeton Freshmen q, Yale Fresh
men 16.
Navy Is. Bucknell 3.
: Pittsburg l9. Washington and Jeffer-
son Q.
Cornell "a. Michigan :.
Notre Dame I, Army Q.
Virginia 80. Vanderbilt 10.
Columbia Il, Connecticut c.
Tufts 0, Trinity Q.
Lafayette Il, Swarthmore 0.
Syracuse 70. Mount Union O.
Franklin and Marshall 10. Haverford 0.
Johns Hopkins %. Gettysburg :.
Union :, Rensselaer, 0.
Ohio State TO- Indiana Q.
Carlisle %. Holy Cross q.
Boston College g. Fordham 0.
Worcester Tech 6, Norwich Q.
Wesleyan Al, Williams g.
Purdue II, Iowa Is.
Muhlenberg 10. Lebanon Falley
Ursinus "a. Albright Q.
Mich. Aggies GS. Marquette 6.
Northwestern "a, Missouri s.
Chicago So, Haskell 0.
Cincinnati Il, Ohio Wesleyan s.
Ky. State University IS. University OF
Louisville Q.
Western Reserve SO. Oberlin Z.
Carnegie Tech q. Case s.
New York University Z. Stevens Q.
Vermont q, n. II. State I.
Kansas University Al, Washburn Col
lege Q.
University of Texas q. Sewanee 6.
Louisiana State University 10, Universe
ty Of Arkansas 9.
oregon Aggies 70. University Of Ida
no Q.
Brunswick, Me. Nov. 7.-fSpeciaN.-
Names wonderful command of the for
ward pass gave her 1913 victory over
Bowdoin Saturday on Whittier field and
the championship of Maine. having de-
feated the other three colleges. AL
though the outcome of the game was
not a surprise to the dopesters, the score
was. After Colby had swamped Bowdoin
3.-6 and then got trimmed by Maine 1915,
it was predicted that Bowdoin would
lose heavily to Maine. Yet the game
was the best that has been played on a
Maine gridiron this fall, and Bowdoin
clearly made by far the best showing
Of the three Maine colleges against
= Maine this year. Although Maine used
the Michigan line shift for good gains
in the first half. her score would not
haxe exceeded seven points II 1t had not
been for the superb forward passing OF
Jones to Beverly. Never has a player
been seen on a Maine team that could
hurl the sphere SO far and so accurately
as Jones. Beverly's catching OF the
= passes was to be depended on II they
, fell within his reach.
Successful Passes
i Names first touchdown came as a re-
suit of one of the long sensational passes
from Jones to Beverly. who caught the
ball just over the Bowdoin line and close
to the right sideline. The second touch
down came from Names use Of the
Michigan line shift, Jones running "a
yards from this formation and then four
line plunges put the ball over. Names
last touchdown resulted from series OF
forward passes, the final pass being
lucky in the extreme. The ball bounded
, off and back from the hands Of Bow
dom man and fell souarely into the eager
arms of the sure Beverly.
Bowdoin's first touchdown was the
most spectacular play Of the game
Stuart jumped into the air and pulled
down one Of Jones' passes. Then ne
sprinted down the right sideline for r.
yard rum shaking off tacklers and land
ing the ball on the 2-yard line but was
set back FIVE yards for crawling. Then
in three rushes Peacock pushed the ball
over for Bowdoin's first score. Phillips
missed the goal. The second score was
the result Of tumble by Higgins. the
ball bounding out to the side where the
watchful Stuart spied 1t and. scooping
1t up, ran IS yards to the goal line for
Bowdoin's second touchdown. Phillips
kicked the goal.
eowdoin's Surprise
The second half Of the game was full