Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-10-16
Breaks Down Weak
Defense Of I 'ort Mckinley
and Silences Her Batteries

before they had a chance to put the ball
in play again a3t'y3
At the beginning of the second half
captain CaWley was sent into the game
in the place Of Crossman and he kicked
or, the ball going to Apple, who came
pack Tor 70 yards before being stopped.
Mckinley made one first down and then
tried to work the forward pass and az
though they made five yards with it thew
could not get the other five and had to
kick. the strong wind carrying the ball
outside after it had gone about 10 yards.
On the first play Captain Cawley was
tackled for 10-yard loss. Perry made up
five of il and then Cawley got away a
punt for about % yards, the ball going
outside. On the first play Fort Mckinley
five, but one of the boys of the team was
detected using his hands a little too
roughly and the team was penalized half
the distance to the goal line and he was
sent to the sideines A forward pass
failed and then another as the receiver
was tripped by Cawley just as he was to
take the ball. The ball was then punted
going outside at about the 25-yard line.
Cawley made 10 yards on the first play
but Colby was offside and the ball was
brought back and they were penaliZed
five yards. A forward pass failed and ther,
second was tried, the ball going from
Cawley to Perry a distance of about %
yards and Perry going over the line for
the touchdown. Cawley failed at the try
for goal
Hendricks was sent in for Kallock IN
the backfield and the ball was kicked to
Fort Mckinley, Apple taking the kick
and coming back about 20 yards before
ne was stopped. The first play resulted In
no gain. and then a forward pass was
tried, Hendricks getting the ball for Col
by In the middle of the field. Colby i'm
mediately tried a forward pass that fail
ed and then another Cawley to Perry,
that covered about 80 yards. Perry being
downed on the five-yard line. Cawlev
carried it over, on the first rush. Cawlev
punted out and then kicked the goal. the
score being % to 0.
The Colby team now began to make
changes rapidly and to the end of the
game between practically every play
Colby man was running onto the
field. Colby kicked off to Fort Mckin-
ley and for the remainder of the game
neither side was able to accomplish
anything in the line of advancing the
ball for any distance and it was a fair
iy equal exchange of pnnts, the most
of them going from 10 to Is yards.
The score:
COLBY FORT MCKINLEY
Perry. lie ............... re, Saunders
Stinson, lg ...... re-. Donovan, Fallon
bucknam, ................. c, link
Deasq( rg. .lg, Kelly
Erbb. rt ............ 1t, Waschberger
Jacobs, re ............ lie, Zimmerman
BroWnville, qb .......... OBJ, Embleton
Bressett. lib ............. RIB, Sutton
Crossman. RIB lib, Wade
kallook, fb .fb, Apple, Treano
Officials: Referee. Halliday of Dart
mouth. Umpire. Cook of University of
Maine. Head linesman, Hooper of East
ern Maine Normal Assistant linesman.
White and Heath of Colby. Time. two
10-minute and two 12-minute periods.
Substitutions: Colby, Caller for
Coolidge, Cawley for Crossman, Cool
idge for Caller Caller for Stinson,
Stinson for Erbb, Conlon for. Brown
vile, Clatfie for Bressett, Dow for
Bucknam. Bucknam for Deasy, Hend-
ricks for Cawley, Grace for Jacobs,
Erbb for Stinson, Robinson for Caller,
Buse for Buchanan, MacCormack for
Goodrich. Fraser for Hendricks, Hend-
ricks for Kallock, Lawrence for Grace
and Goodrich for Erbb.