Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-21
CONY SMoTHERS
HALLOWELL HIGH
The SCORE: $50


the Cony High eleven Wednesday aft
ernoon on the Reuel Williams field,
the score being SO to 0. Although the
game was so one-sided it was never
theless interesting at all times and
was witnessed by a good crowd, who
manifested interest in the game by its
cheering. The Cony backs, Taber, Mar
tin and Redman, made large gains
around the Hallowell ends and their
plunges through the visitors line were
very effective, netting good gains. At
times the HaIlowell line held, and those
times We're sometimes critical, but gen.
orally speaking, the Hallowell team
could not make consistent gains nor
prevent the home team from making
its distance.
The Cony team gave good exhibit
ton of football. Colgan, Cony's quar-
terback, ran his team in a fine manner
and his work deserves no little praise.
The backs were in good working trim
and the line held well. Dennis at left
end played fine game for Cony and
Capt. sprague at left guard put up a
strong game.
For the visitors the work of Leon
ard, quarterback, in tackling, deserves
especial mentien and the punting of
Capt. Bachelor was a feature of the
game.
N First Half
Cony's first touchdown came in the
first two minutes of play. Captain
Bachelor of Hallowell kicked off to
Redman, who ran the pigskin back Ave
yards. Martin made two yards through
Hallowells center and Redman gained
two yards. Taber then broke through
Hallowelrs barrier and sprinted for so
yards, crossing the visitors goal line.
Taber kicked the goal from the touch
down.
Taber kicked off to Hallowell but
the ball rolled out of bounds. In one
trial Hildreth failed to gain but in the
second attempt he made a gain of II
yards around Cony's left end. Bachel-
der punted to- Colgan, Cony's quarter
back, who made a gain of eight yards.
Redman then pulled off pretty run
Of Is yards around Hallowelfs right
end. Taber and Martin brought the ball
up TO Hallowell's one-yard line. Hal
Cony team for downs. Bachelor, Hal
lowelrs right half back, then punted
to Taber Of Cony, who made three
yards. He followed this gain by gain
of seven yards and Martin gained a
yard Cony was then penaiized 1--WE
wards for offside Taber took the pig
skin and evading Hallowell's left end,
Falconi, sprinted across Hallowell S
| line for another touchdown. He failed
! to kick the goal from the. touchdown.
| Taber of Cony kicked off to Leonard.
| Halloweu's quarterback, who punted
to Colgan, Copy's quarterback. Martin
made eight yards around Hallowelrs
right end Redman made no gain in
| two trials After small gains by the
/ Couy backs, Redman broke away from
the Hallowell eleven and carried the
| bali 30 yards across Hallowelfs goal
line. Taber. kicked the goal from the
| touchdown.
| The kickoff Of Taber's was received
| by Leonard, Hallowelrs quarterback.
who Immediately punted to Coigan.
Cony was penalized five yards for on
! side. Martins punt was interfered with
and the BAH went to HaIlowell. That
team could make no gain, however,
and Bachelor punted. but his team
| was offside CoIgan received punt
from Bachelor and Immediately pass
ed the ball to Taber, who gained five
yards. Martin then dashed off and ran
| 40 yards across HaIlowell's goal line
for Cony's fourth touchdown. Taber
kicked the goal from the touchdown.
! After a few more plays the half was
ended with the score standing q to
ID cony's favor.
/ Second Half
/ Taber kicked OF for Cony. The work
Of the Hallowell backs was Of little
avail and the bali went to Cony on q
tumble. The line Of the visiting team
and then held and the BAN went to
Hallowell on downs. After Bachelor
had made gain Of 2 yards. he punt
| ed to Colgan. who ran 5 yards with
the ball Martin made 2 yards. Cony
was again peaalized. this time for
holding. On gains by Dennis and Mar
tin around Haliowell's left end Csny
netted 20 yards Martin made ; yards
but the ball went to HalloweH on q
tumble. Cony held and received the
hall on downs. Redman. Martin and
Taber. cony's backs In series Of short
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