Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-10-31

ward line. Young shot around the
end for nine yards. Small made first
down. Gruhen made two yards and
and the quarter ended with the ball
on the 50-yard line. Taylor for Blair.
In the last Maine played the over
head game for all it was worth. The
first pass failed. Then pass, Small
ito Merritt. put the ball on the 20
yard line. Colby's line held. Lowery
threw Taylor for a six-yard loss.
Jordon went in for Merritt A pass
from Small failed when Young ON
the five-yard lime caught it and ran it
back 20 yards, before Taylor tackled
him. Finley went in for Taylor. Dol
baere went in for HUM. Young
punted to Small and Burckel stopped
him just as he caught the ball.
Lowery threw Finley for a courtyard
loss. A pass failed. Finley made
seven yards around the end. Small
punted to Young, who ran the ball
back 10 yards. to the 40-yard line.
No gain, was the sign for the next
two plays. Dunnack went in for Vale.
Young punted to the 30-yard line.
Small received it and ran it back
10 yards. Cook and Bruckel stopped
Small. Finley was thrown for a
two-yard loss by Enholm. Small
made two yards around the end be-
fore Dunnack tackled him. Small
punted to the 35-yard line. Zysman
went in for Lord. Elliott went in for
McKenchnie. Sullivan did not gain.
MiIlett made bare yard and Young
punted to the 20-yard line. Small
the 25-yard line. Millett made 10
yards through the right side of the
line. Millett made another yard
through the same place. Sullivan
made tire yards. Colby offside set
them back five yards. Both teams
were offside. Millett made a bare
yard. Then Young sent a dropkick
squarely through the posts for the
first score of the game. Berry went
in for Brown. Lowery kicked off to
the 2O-yard line and then tackled his
man before he had gone 5 yards.
Small attempted pass but Soule
broke it up. A 10-yard pass from
Small to Young who was tackled by
Millett came next put Berry threw
the man in the next play. A pass
Jordon to Gruhen netted 90 yards
more. The play was stopped by
Lowery. Then Young caught a pass
from Jordon and was downed> on
Colby's 15-yard line. Young went
through left guard for five yards and
the game was over.
Thee rowd surged onto the field
and carried Capt. Lowery from the
field. The victory and crowd con-
quered the city that night. They had
snake dance after the game was
over, starting at the field and going
to the square for the usual cheers,
then back again. They bought out
the Haines theatre and went to the
show and cheered. They had a great
bonfire at night and all was not over
until morning. Everybody knew,
when it was over that the college had
won a great victory, the first for
seven years.
The summary follows:
COLBY MAINE
Soule, lie. ............ re, Mckechnie
LoWery, It,. .rt, Dwelley
Brown, lg. rig, Reardon
Enholil, c. c. Lord
COOK. re- .lg, Mu1vaney
Burckei, rt. ............. 1t, Lunge
Dolbeare. re. lie, Young
Young, OBJ. lob, Merritt
NuIe, rhb. lib, Blair
Nllllett, lhb. ........... RIB. Thomas
sullivan, I'D. .Gruhen, fb
Substitutions. Colby, HUM for
Dolbeare, Moreland ror Cook, Cook
for Moreland, Dolbeare for HUM,
Dunnack for Vale. Berry FOR Brown:
Maine, Small for Thomas. TAYLOR for
Blair, Blair for Taylor. Thomas for
Small, Mason for Merritt, Taylor for
Blair, Merritt for Mason, J. Jordan
for Gruhen, Gruhen for Merritt,
Finley for Taylor, Zysman for Lord,
Elliott for McKechnie.
Goal from field, Young.
Referee, Murphy. Harvard. UNI
pire. Cannell, Tufts. Head linesman,
Sanbofn. n. H. S. Timer, Sanborn,
N. III. s. Time. four IS minute per-
iods. Score. Colby 8; Maine O. At
tendance 5000.