Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-10-23

ia, who played tackle on the Bowdoin
team, is worthy Of especial notice. AL
though greatly outweighed by his op-
ponent, the former Cony captain put
up a great fight and figured conspic-
uously on both the offensive and the
defensive, in spite of the fact that he
has had less than q weeks practice In
the position.
Colby's first touchdown came in the
second quarter when a 20-yard forward
pass, Bresette to Bourne. was success
fully worked. placing the bali on Bow
doin's one-yard line. Bresette then
carried 1t one-half yard. and Brown
Vile pushed it over the line through
center. Bresette then kicked the goal,
tying the score. The winning touch
down came in the last minutes of play
and was made on a line plunge by
Cawley Bresette kicked the goal.
The Game in Detail
Tho whistle blew for the start Of the
contest at 230 P. M. Bradford kicked
off for Bowdoin and Hendricks received.
Successive rushes by Cawlev. Hendricks
and Kallock brought the ball to the CEN
ter Of the field. Colby was caught US
ing her hands and the whistle was blown
for penalty. The Colby captain did not
hear the whistle and circled unopposed
around the Bowdoin right end for fu-
tile 5S-yard run. being called back to
share the 15-yard penalty inflicted upon
his teammates. Hendricks punted to
Phillips on the 36-yard line after Perry
had failed to gain. The little Bowdoin
quarter brought the ball back FIVE yards
where he was downed by Hendricks. Pea
cock made first down for Bowdoin and
Coach Greene of Colby sent Bourne In
to replace Cawley. Bowdoin failed to
make further gain and Shumway punt
ed to Brownvilie. Hendricks made two
and then fumbled on the next play. Chap
man recovering for Bowdoin. Bartlett
made two and Peacock lost Il on the next
play. Bowdoin failed in two attempts
at passes and Colby got the bali on
downs on her own q yard line. Tho Col
by backs started q steady march down
the field-mostly by straight line piunR-
ing with superior weight telling. On Bow.
doin's 35-yard line Colby was penalixed
five yards for offside.
Colby tried q lateral pass: Chapman
sailed In, and intercepting the pass ran
GO yards for touchdown. Score: Bow
dom Z. Colby 0.
Second Quarter
The Colby team opened the second
quarter by rushing the hall to the Pow.
dom one yard line, where the game Bow
dom linesmen got the ball away from
ner heavier opponents by holding for four
downs. shumway then punted 10 yards
70 brownville, who made seven beine
brought down by Peacock The Gray Of
fensive rushed the ball to Bowdoin.s q
yard line: Colby got % yards on a lone
Forward; .Bressette. who had been sub
stituted for Hendricks, made half a yard.
ana Hrownville went over the line for
Coioy's hrst score. Bressette kicked the
goal after kicking gut to Bourne. Score,
bowdoin 7. Colby a. The half then ended
without further SCORING.
Third Quarter
Shumway opened tho second half nv
kicking to Brownville, who was hrorsht
down by Young after making Is. coIbv
failed to make first down and punted
Bowdoin now started on her strongest
offensive Of the game. After the teams
had see-sawed about bit Rhoads was
sent IN to replace Stewart on the Bow
doin line. Colby rushed the bali to Boz.
doin's ono yard line and again the .era,,.
py Brunswick line held for downs. The
period ended without scoring with Coz.
by IN possession Of the ball.
Last Period
The opening Of the last quarter sav
CAwley back in the game In Hendrfoks.
place. The Colby backs started a period
Of gains. Sprasue went into Subway,
place and shumway stepped into his usu-
al position at quarter. replacing Phillips.
Bowdoin got the ball after Colby had
been penalized Is for holding and shum.
way shortly afterwards cut through the
Colby right tackle for a 80 yard gain
being stopped by Cawley.
A few minutes later Subway punt
ed. Colby receiving the ball on the
seven-yard line. With only i've min
utes left to play, Colby began to un-