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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-10-10
Thornton Wins
IOver Abbott School

'aco' oct Sin the opening game
toi the season for the Thornton Acad-
envy boys at Athletic Field this af-
'erhoon Coach Phil Risks crimson
ana gold eleven defeated Coach Phil
.orrlsan's Abbott school outfit by
me score of to 0. Seavey scored the
lone touchdown of the battle after
thornton had waded practically the
tuii length Of the field in the second
period. Thornton was several other
times during the game in scoring DO
sltion but poor, judgment and FUN
bling cost them their chances to roll
up more formidable score.
The field was wet and sogey and
both teams resorted to straight foot
hall with all the sky wrinkles elimi-
mated The Thornton Academy bows
waded right down the field after the
kickoff but the Abbott crew stiffened
their defense on about the 20-yard
line and took the ball on downs. The
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-10-10
GIANTS WIN AGAIN
Continued from PanA nn~l

to center. scoring Meusel with the
tieing tally. Mays was in rather a
bad way here. for run was in, and
a man was on first with none out.
Matters speedily became worse for
him when he missed Snyders' bunt in
ia headlong dive for it, with the re-
suit that Snyder landed safely on
first and Rawlings on second. They
both moved up on Douglas sacrifice,
which Mays threw to Ward, barely
getting the batter.
Then up stepped George Burns, who
previously had found the range with
a single off Mays in the sixth. Burns
aim was even better this time for he
drove a slashing double to left, scor-
ing Snyder and Rawlings and putting
the Giants two runs to the good.
but Mays put on more steam at this
point, causing Bancroft to fly to Ruth
and Frisch to foul to Schang.
One for Giants in 9th
The Giants Anal run in the ninth
came when George Kelly broke the
ice for his first hit of the series, a
smart double to left and scored on
Emil Meusels single.
The official figures gave the at
tendance as 1892 The gate re-
ceipts We're s11S.527 of which the
Advisory Council receipts will be
s17,779.05, The players share $780,
44S.17 and the clubs share s40,299.1S.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-10-10
FOOTBALL SATURDAY
Harvard 10, Indiana 0.

Harvard 10, Indiana 0.
Princeton 10, Colgate O.
Yale 81, North Carolina 0.
dartmouth "a, New Hampshire
State 0.
Boston College %, Providence O.
Amherst 0, Tufts 0.
Springfield IS, Colby 6.
Maine "a. Lowell Textile 0.
Bates 0, Mass. A. c., 0.
Howdoin 0, Williams 0.
Brown 10. New York Z. 0.
Norwich 0. Rensselaer, 0.
Holy Cross 43. Canisus 0.
connecticut A. c. Q. Trinity 0.
Columbia Ia, Wesleyan 8.
Centre IA, Virginia T. 10
west Point 10. Middlebury o.
West Point "a. Lebanon Valley q
Annapolis ga. Western Reserve q
Cornell 81, Rochester 0.
Penn. State IS, North Carolina
State O.
pennsylvania 7, Gettysburg 0.
Syracuse AZ, Maryland 0.
fittsburg q, West Virginia ~
Georgia 27, West Virginia IL
Andover 0. Dean 0.
Dartmouth Freshmen G. Exeter .
Boston University 50. Eorcest A.
Tech. 0.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-10-10
EASY
FOR M. c.. T.. $50

Pittsfcld, Oct. S.-The football
game at the park today resulted in a
victory for NJ. c. T. over Skowhegan
High by a score Of % to 0. The To-
cal school eleysn completely outplay-
cd and outclassed their opponents.
Karkos was again the individual
star showing good gcneralship in run
ming the team and carrying the ball.
The line plunging of Applebee and
Rich ana the broken field running of
Wall and Craig also featured.
The NJ. c. I. line played a strong
game with many substitutes getting
a chance in the last half Craig in
tercepted two. forward passes in the
last half carrying the ball back for
good gains in each case. this being
his first game played in the back
field.
For Skowhegan st. Leger, Banford
and Provost played well.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-10-10
Another wonder"
Football Team at.
Uni. of California

Berkeley, Cal. Oct. 9-Another
football wonder team" is being
whipped into form at the University
|of California. according to Andy
Smith, former University of Pennsyl-
vania player and now head coach at
the local institution.
Smith expects the 1921 California
varsity to be even better than the
1920 team, which piled up big scores
on nearly every western eleeen it
met. won the Pacific Coast Confer
ence championship without being
pressed and defeated Ohio State Uni
versity's team. Big Ten champion. at
Pasadena New Years day.
prospects are so good I'm scared
Smith said recently. I've started
seasons like this before. only to have
everything go wrong as the seasons
continued. We We're lucky in the
matter of injuries last year and can
not hope to be so fortunate again"
OF the first twenty California men
who won their block letters for foot
ball last year, sixteen are on this
years squad. or the four missing,
three, "Cort" Majors, 1920 captain,
Karl Deeds half and "pesky" Sprott,
half, were on the regular team which
played in all games last year.
Brick" Muller, who gained fame
when he threw a 5O-yard forward
pass in the, Ohio State game. will be
back at end this year. as will "RroSie"
stephens, who caught the pass. and
who was a substitute end last wear
Bob Berkey. regular end of year
lago is again in uniform. For the
balance of the line. the following
veterans are reported, guards: Lee
Cranmer and Fat" Clark; tackles:
Charles Toney. Dan Mcmillan.
"Stoop" Barnes and Charles Dean:
center: George Latham In the
hackfield the following veterans are
back. Charles Erb, quarter; Dutch"
Eels. Chip" Toomey, A. Van Sent,
halfbacks and ]. Il. Morrison. and
Archie Nisbet, fullbacks
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-10-10
SCHOOL GRID RESULTS
Portland High Z: Lewiston q

Portland High Z: Lewiston 0.
Deering High 10; Rochester, N Fl,
High O.
.Cony High 81; WaterviIle 0.
Bar Harbor High &c; Orono Cath
clio High 0.
Edward Little 0; Morse High 0.
Ihornton Academy Z; Abbott
School o.
Biddeford High 81; Dover. \. IT
High 0.
South Portland High 46; Sanford
High 0.
MilIinocket High SO; Houlton High
0.
Westbrook High As; Kennebunk
High O.
Westbrook Seminary q: Naval
Reserves 0.
Bangor High 0; Coburn CLASH
cal 0.
kents Hill 2; Bates '25 6.
Maine Central IS; Skowhcgan O.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-10-10
Indiana Proves
No Mystery to
Harvard Eleven

Cambridge, Mass, Oct. S.--IIarvard
defeated Indiana today 10 to 0.
An eastern eleven in the making
met a Western Conference team al
most intact from last year and stopped
it without great effort. The Hoosiers
appeared at loss to get started, lack
ing the strategy to get under way,
and when Harvard fumbles gave them
the hail did not seem to have the
strength to follow up the advantage
for score.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-10-10
TWO SMASHUPS
ATKINSON RACES

Skowhegan, Oct. S-Two thousand
people attended the second and clos
ing day of Somerset Agricultural So
ciety's fair at Arson Trotting Park
today. In baseball North Arson team
defeated Madison by score of 5-3.
The racing was marked by smashups.
In the first heat of the 2.19 class Bert
Wells. Bobby Clark and Howard
Gould were all thrown and their sui
.kies smashed. In the second heat of
the 1926 Gould was in smashup with
Damon Bearce and Clukey and so
badly hurt that physician was sum-
moned to attend them. Rain at 3
o'clock caused the races to be decid-
ed as the horses stood.
1926 CLASS TROT AND PACE,
PURSE SITS
Dora Mac. b m, by Wedgewood
(Cummings) ................ 1 1 3
Sister Todd. blk m, by Maine
Todd (Clukey) ............. 3 I
Modette, b m. by Moko (Wells :
and Wheelcr) ............... 3 2 2
Winnendon Wilkes, b e. by Lord
Wilkes (Gould) ........... 4 4
Time-2:23 IA; 2:26; 1927.
Braden also started.
o:19 TROTeAND PACE, PURSE 5000
Mr. Meme, CHI g, by McClintic Co
puTuD ............ j L
Sonora, b m. by Be Sure (Wheel-
err .................
DR.. Brooks. blk g. (Wells) ......
Real Charlie. b g, by Sterling
(Cummings) 5
Time-2:25 1-2: 2:24
Brown Stout and Hop Long Cas-
sidy also started.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-10-10
Bates and Mass.
.Aggies Play to Tie

Lewiston, Me-, OCT. S.-bateS ana
Massachusetts, Aggies played scofs-
less game here. The game was hard
fought throughout and the last half
was played in a steady drizzle which
hindered the handling of the ball by
both teams. Early In the first period
BATES had the ball on Aggies' 5-yard
line but failed to score. The ball was
in the visitors territory during the
greater part of the game. However,
in the last quarter the Bay State team
fought desperately and succeeded in
advancing to the 1s-yard line. but the
Bates linemen. led by Iron Man
Quincy, held like stone wall AMI
Bates Immediately punted out of dan
ger.
Gormley and Lewandowski engaged
in a punting duel during the game
with the advantage resting with the
local man. One of Gormley's kicks
went 10 yards and rolled over the OPP
ponents' line. Beth teams failed to
gain consistently through the lina
and both tried field goals. all of which
failed. One of the Aggies' kicks was
blocked by Quincy.
The Bay State team was very sue
eessfui with the forward pass Will
Bates tried many hut only completed
a couple, The offensive play of Lee
wandewski featured the Aggie team $
play, while Davis and Quincy featured
the Garnet aggregation's work. The
summary:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-10-10
BOLAIN WINS 5. HEAT
THRILLER AT PITTSFIELD

Pittsffeld, Oct. S-The final race
meeting of the season on the local
track was staged today by Col. w. c.
Morrill, with a small sized crowd in
attendance. There were no dull mo-
ments as the program consisted of
horse racing, football game and a
baseball game.
The I'D class went five heats with
Bolain, owned by w. G. Morrill, and
driven by Walter Webb taking the
last three heats after finishing sixth
and second places in the first two
Col. Patch was forced to second
place after taking the first two heats.
The 214 class had only three start
ers, with Mary Q. taking first money
and Charley Again second.
I'D TROT AND PACE. PURSE 5000
Bolain, g, by Bingara
(WebD1 ............. % L l
Col. Patch b &. by Patch
Boy (Hughes) ........1 ] , ? 2
Bells Hrinida, br m (Clu-
key) y . no
Stevie Guy. b (Morang) 3 5 ; no
King Inez, br g Ureland) > Gro
DIR. Tregg. br g (Glidden) 6 4 no
Time-2o3 "a: go IA: 30 IA: :
o21 IA; 90 ii
PA TROT AND PACE. PURSE $500
Mary O., br IN, by Dan O.,
WEBB ............. L l.
Charley Again. b &. by Ster-
ling Ureland) ......... Il > ;
Alfred Todd, b e. (GranD ..3 ) } }
Time-21S "a; 217 IA; 215 IL;
|2.17 "a.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-10-10
SPORTING COMING EVENTS

Oct I'm. c. I. VS.. Bangor High.
Oct. 15-Bowdoin freshmen VS.. Ban
gor High.
Oct 15-Bates VS.. Colby. in Water
vile. championship game.
Oct 22-Maine VS.. Bates, in Lewis
ton; Bowdoin VS.. Colby, in Bruins
wick. championship games
Oct. 29--Mainc VS.. Colby in Water
vile, championship game.
Nov. 5-Bowdoin VS. Maine. in Orono.
championship game.
Nov. 12--Portland High VS.. Bangor
High.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-10-10
Edward Little and
Morse in Scoreless Tie

Auburn, Me-, Oct S.-Edward Little
outplayed Morse today hut could not
score Morse gained much ground on
end runs by Footer and McMann but
never threatened to tally. In the frs.
period the Shipping City team held
Edward Little for downs on the L.
yard line. Two Edward Little drop
kicks failed, one hitting goal posc
and rebounding TO the playing field
Shannahan and Mcfarland were sent
to the side lines as the result of a fist
fight The summary:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-10-10
Maine Has Easy
Time with Lowell
Textile School

Orono, Me-, Oct. S.-Hammering
their way through a weak and falter-
ing line with Gruhn, Cohen. Small and
Thomas leading the attack, Coach
Fred NJ. Brice's University of Maine
gridders sent back Lowell Textile
school defeated here this afternoon on
Alumni Field "a to 0. Straight, old
fashioned football in which the Maine
backs ripped the opposing line to bits
brought Maine it's five touchdowns and
Smalls toe contributed three goals
and Blair one Lowell failed to make
one first down by rushing.
Maine presented a team of new
complexion with the swarthy and
heady George Gruhn handling his
team in excellent manner. Encouraged
by the success of the regulars, practi-
cally a substitute team went in during
the fourth period and continued TO cat
apult- through and over the lire. The
veteran Fat" Lunge was the only
Maine player to stay through the en-
tire game. Coach Hrice used % men.
three quarterbacks making up tho
complement. Thomas. Blair and l..
Jordan worked with the same regular
lily as did Small. Taylor and II. Cohen
before the lattcr's retirement.
The line showed improvement over
last Saturdays work with Lunge and
, Dwelly ripping holes big enough for
teams to drive through. Strout, Null
vaney. Reardon and Goldberg slam
ming through guards. Young and Me
Kechnie contributed their share of tho
defensive work of the Maine Blue III
stopping Lowell thrusts around the
wings.
The summary.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-10-10
Bates Freshies
Win Over Kent's Hill

Lewiston, Oct. S.-If Kents Hill
could have kept onside they would
have beaten the Bates freshmen this
afternoon in game played immedi-
ately after the Bates Massachusetts
Aggle game was over. Their score
resulted from a blocked punt which
rolled behind the Bates goal where
kenney fell on it for q safety. In the
last quarter they blocked another and
fell on it behind the Bates goal, but
lost the score because a man was Off
side
Rates score was made on 15-yard
plunge through the line by kenney,
after two penalties for offside by
kents Hill had placed the freshmen
in position to score. In the second
quarter Woodman ran so yards to
kents HIS 20-yard line, but the
freshmen could not score from that
point
BATES FRESH. KENTS HILL
Huntington, le...... Skillin
Dlehl, t...... at. Fraser
Aspasian, .lgs Swift
j. Simson, Price
ffaSberS, rg.... ..........rg, Hamilton
sargent. t...............rt, Littlefield
II. Slmson, re............re, Turner
DaEnlno. OBJ. ................qb Lago
f. Woodman, III. III. Purinton
bufns, rn....... ...rh, Barlow
hthheE, ID. .............fb, Kitchen
Score: Bates &c, kents Hill 2.
Touchdown made by Kenney, Safe
ty made by Kenney. Referee, OCon-
nell, Umpires, Moulton and Kelley,
Bates. Linesman, Seifert, Bates
Time, 10 minute quarters.
Substitutes: Gambler for Hunting
ton; Bernard for j. Simson; Hines for
Dagnino; Kennedy for Burns; Baker
for Kenney; Lucas for Swift.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-10-10
Yale Wins Over
North Carolina. $40

New Haven, Ct, Oct. s.--Ysle de-
fcated the University of North Care
lima this afternoon "a to O.
The first three periods were played
in heavy downpour of rain. but
about 5000 spectators braved pneumo-
MIA and chills to watch the Blue eleven
swamp the warriors from Chapel Hill
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-10-10
Chicago Americans
Win in City Series

chicago, Oct. 9-The Chicago
American eLaguers made it four in a
row from their National League riv-
ais today by winning ; to > in the
series toe decide the city champion
ship.
Hodge OF the White Sox opposed
Grover Alexander. the Cubs acc. on
tne mound, and the veteran suffered
ms second defeat while the White
SoN rooki was credited with his sec
oha victory. having finished tho
previous game which the American
i'easuers "on in the tenth.
The attendance was in
$4,000. e~'esS Oh
Nationals
Americans :,
alexander and O'Farreu: HODGES
and Yaryans. ""ses
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-10-10

DH0"T1VSdH 80. u q I q 0 o.
Errors made by, Hodgdon. Grover
ToWle, LaCase. Howard, Turcotte
Two-base hit. Elllins. Stolen base, FL
kins. Ease on balls. off Towle |. Hits
of Towle 4; off Gilman I. Struck ont
by Towle s; by Gilman {. Winning
pitcher. Towle. Losing pitcher. Gilman
omplres. Emery and Dunlap. Time
$50.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-10-10
BATES

for Ross, Luce for Price. Canty for
Gormley. Wilson for Kempton, Rounds,
for Kelley. Moulton for Rounds. Fell
lows for Moulton. Moulton for Davis
NJ. A. G.: Sargent for Marshman.
Collins for Sargent
Referee. y. J. Kelly, Springfield
Umpire. G. d, G. Moore. Maine, Head
lincsman. w. f. O'Connel, Portland A.
.C. Time. two ION. and two lam. pc
RODS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-10-10
ScOreless Tie
Battle Between
BoWdoin, Williams

WllHamStown, Oct. S.-Wllliams
and Bowdoin fought to a scoreless tie
in their gridiron clash today. Both
teams were strong on the defense.
but rain, which fell throughout the
contest. interefered with the ground
gaining.
Williams doomed up dangerous in
the first quarter. Punting from his
own one yard line, Morrill, of Bow-
doin sent the ball out of bounds al
5he 15-yard line. Williams succeeded
in making one first down, but the
visitors then held and took the pig.
skin on downs.
The second and third periods saw
neither side gaining any decided ad-
vantage, although Williams was near
enough to try two goals from the
field which missed.
In the final period Smith of Row.
dein broke through the Williams
line for gain of As yards. which
placed his team on the opposing Is.
yard line. The visitors made one first
down, but were held. the last min
ute of play Woodbury. OF Bowdoin
! missed a goal from the field from the
Purple 30-yard line
Morrill, did some excellent punting
for Bowdoin, outkickins Mallon. The
Eowdoln ends failed to cover the
kicks effectively. however. The sum.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-10-10

Thornton forwards opened up good
holes and charged well, but time and
time again piled up their own plav,
by not going through clean ahead az
the plunging backs. Thornton's inter.
ference was also ragged in spots the,,
victory being due largely to the indi.
vidual ball Juggling of the backs.
Starring for the winners wers
Brownlee. who ripped off some fine
gains, travelling left halfback, and
Lord at fullback who put up a whale
of a game both on the offense and de.
Tense. For Abbott school Bunny"
Sullivan at quarter tore off number
of spectacular gains and his name.
sake at left end who showed some
sterling football
Corrigan's Abbott eleven flashed
strongly in the third period. carrying
the ball from their own 5o-yard line
to Thornton Academy's 10-yard line
where they were stopped.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-10-10
Bangor and Coburn
STRUGGLE to lie

"i9ol' oct. o bangor High
stock took big boost today when
Coach McCann's boys not only held
Ginger Frazer's big Coburn team to
ScoreiesS tic, but came very near
beating them. It was one of the most
exciting and hardest fought games
seen on the Bass Park field for wears
Outweished 10 to 10 pounds to n
man, the Bangor men put up a ter
rlhc fight and three times had the
ball under the Coburn posts to be
held or to lose by bad gcneralship.
Coburn was turned back once inside
the Vineyard line and again stopped
about 10 yards back
bangor could not make much cain
through the Coburn heavy line, but
put up a variety of attack that was
effective having the best of the punt
ing getting away numerous short
passes and some good end runs. Ban
Eor followed the ball well and had
the best of the breaks. Both teams
lost considerable ground on penalties
Referee Flack putting q curb on
smuggling. both teams being set back
at times for side fighting. Capt.
Goodrich of Coburn was sent to the
sidelines for calling the referee
names and Mccarthy. Bangor full
back, was retired for slugging
The game was fun of thrills and
kept big crowd on edge up to the
last minute of play when Bangor
was making a desperate effort to
score.
The summarize.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-10-10
Pennington Crushed
bv Wilton Academy

Pennington. Oct. g.. Wilton Acad.
envy administered crushing defeat
to Pennington High school eleven
here today, the final score of the con-
test being &c to in favor of the In.
vaders. Wilton scored three touch.
downs in the first period and put the
game on ice. The scoring machine
from Wilton did not get going again
until the final period, when It crossed
the Pennington goal line four more
times. with a safety and two goals
from touchdowns added to the total
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-10-10

college. Time, four Is minute peri
DDS.
Substitutions: Duffy for Rush;
Ward for Simmon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-10-10

Evans, Dolbeare. Goal from touch
downs, Civilletto. Referee. Thomas F.
Murphy. Harvard. UNpire. John H.
Madden. Amherst. Head linesman, f.
Fl. Greene, Harvard. Substitutions.
Ford for Money, Miller for w. Wat
teSs. Schaeffer for Evans. Evans for
Splete, I.orcnz for Civiletto. Colby
Moreland for Brown, HUM for En-
holm, Emholm for Monihan, Soule for
Dolbeare. Dolbeare for Soule, Gala
han for McGarry, Worme for Young.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-10-10
Newport High 10; Oakland 0

Newport high won a hard-fought
battle with Oakland high Is to Sat
urday afternoon. The visitors made
costly fumbles. Brann and NJ. Fol-
som were Viewpoints best ground
gamers, while for Oakland Manter
and Pierce made good advances. The
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-10-10

Naeg for Martin, Stronach for Agar
Burke for Mnnehan, Agar for Shan.
hahan. Morse: Rucklin for McMann
Referee, o'Brien. Umpire, Talbot
! Head linesman, Reagan. Time, two TO-
minute and 1s-minute periods.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-10-10

Referee, Bnnzine of Colgate. I'm
pire, Lowe of Dartmouth Linosman,
hogan OF Williams. Time, 12m Pc
RODS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-10-10

substitutes, Bangor, Gerry Tor
Mccarthy Flanagan for Gerry; Co.
burn, Tlaure for Goodrich. Bean for
Flaure. Garry for Kilbridge.
Referee. Flack l.. of Nj. Umpire,
Crosby. Rhode Island. Linesman
Sullivan. Time, II minute periods.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-10-10
Springfield Wins
Over Colby in
Last Five Minutes

Springfield. Mass, Oct. S-Harold
Evans run for the entire length Of
the field in the last FIVE minutes OF
play for Springheld's final touch
down featured the Red and Whites
Is to 6 victory over Colby here today.
The game was played on a rain soak
ed field Evans run which followed
a kick off came after Colby had
scored on a forward pass.
Springfield scored it's first touch
down in the first five minutes of play
on a long pass, Civiletto to F. Wat
tiers. paving the way for Redshaw to
go over from the yard line. The
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tP
Ar. G. l. (2S) SKOWHEGAN COZ
Brown Observation-Disclosures. Halves
Mason, IL. ...............U, McAlllSteT
Reynolds, lg................lg Croker
-. RULER, c..............c. SllncnHelu
GOnNa. rS.......,...... ....rS, ftOlley
Ncwhousc, rt..............rt, Murray
Weatherbee, rt. ..........rt, st Ieger
karkos. oh. ..............qb. Banford
Wall. H.. III, Dionne
Applebec, rh. ..............rh, LeSSar
Rich. fb. ..fb, Provost
Subs--M. c. L., Starbird for Brown.
Craig for Starbird. Johnson for Craig,
Little for Mason, Mason for Little, j.
Fuller for Reynolds. Smith for
Weatherboe. Skowhegan: Dionne
for St Lcgcr. St. Leger for Dionne.
Touchdowns, Karkos. Applebee,
Rich g Goals. Karkos 4.
Referee, Talbot, Bates. Umpire.
Gilblain Skowhcgan. Head linesman
Emery. Periods, Is -, Is T.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-10-10

Score: Wilton 46, Pennington O.
Touehdowns, Callins .. Davenport D.
X. Scott, +. Scott. Goals from touch
downs, +. Scott Time, two 10 and
two 12-minute periods. Refree. Nc.
Cornick. Umpire. Fitzpatrick.