Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-10-31
Bates Freshies
Win Over Gardiner


ner High this morning on Garcelon
field. The Gardiner boys were
game bunch and the freshies" wor-
ried all through the game. The Bates
eleven outweighed the prep school
boys but found them lively bunch.
Gardiner kicked off to Bates. Wood
man ran the pigskin buck to the
42-yard line The ball was again in
trusted to him and he again crashed
through the line for 10 yards making
first down. Kinds recovered FUN
BILE and made five yards and then
Kenney, the tall fullback, broke
through for 10 yards. Bates then at
tempted to pass aha lost the ball to
the Gardiner fighters, who punted
into the freshies territory, Kinds
running the ball back to the 45-yard
line. Again the freshies tried the
pass game and Dale, the fast Gardi-
ner back Intercepted and ran 30
yards for touchdown. Seger failed
to kick the goal.
Bates kicked off to Seger. who ran
the pigskin back to the 43-yard line.
Gardiner failed to gain and punted to
Kinds, who ran the ball back to the
45-yard line. Here the game broke
up the freshies when Woodman ran
around right end for a touchdown in
a spectacular 45-yard ru~ Kenny
failed to kick the goal. The first
period ended with tie score SO.
The freshies took the ball on the
4O-yard line and Kenny broke
through for three yards. Then they
attempted a pass but failed and
Kenny tore through for seven yards,
failing to make first down.
The Bates freshies took the hall on
the 40-yard line and Rotsky crashed
through for seven yards. Kenny
broke through for seven yards. Kinds
then made fnst down again on five
yard gain. On the next play the
freshies made a complete pass Ken
ny to Rotsky who ran over for the
second touchdown for the Bates
eleven. Kenny kicked the goal. Dur
ing the rest of the period the freshies
kept the ball in their opponnts ter
ritory and the third period ended
| with the Bates fighters seven in the
| lead.
The third period was nip and tuck
| for both teams, Bates making only
! three first downs to Gardeners two.
The line bucking of Woodman and
the end running of Rotsky. also the
end running of Dale, the Gardiner
star, was significant during this pc
Rod.
| During the fourth period the Bates
! freshics kept the ball dangerously
| near the Gardiner goal, Burns COM
pleting a 25-yard pass to Hunting
| ton and, Kenny and Woodman stead
| lily gaining through the line. Bates
attempted a place kick which failed.
! The freshies held the prep school
! team near her own goal and the
game ended with the ball in Gardi-
ner's hands.
Woodman, Kenny, Rotsky and
Kinds starred for the freshmen,
while Dale, Stuber and Babb starred
| for Gardiner. The summary:
BATES FRESHMEN GARDINER
Huntington lie .......... lie +. Stuber
DIEM 1t ..................... IL Eager
! ESpasian lg ................. lg Marks
! Bernard c ................ c Ankertell
j. simpson re- .......... re- Hutchlns
| Sargent TT ............ ri MOnna Shan
| II. Simpson re ............ re Marley
| Kinds oh .................... oh Ross
Woodman lib ................ III Webb
| Kenny 10 ............... 10 >. StuDef
| Referee. Gormeley OF Bates. I'M
pire, Watkins of Colgate Head lines
man. Penney of Bates. Time of pc
RODS two tens and two twelves.
| Touchdowns. Gardiner-Dale; Bates
| Freshmcn-Noodman, Rotsky. Goals
from touchdown, Kenny. Substitutes,
Bates Freshmen-Rotsky for OCon-
nor. Burns for Kinds. Jackson for
Bernard. Chandler for Espasian Dow
+ for Diehl, Merrill for Sargent. Law
renee for Huntington. Walton for
|