Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-11-09
KAY JAY
Sport
CHAT

We wonder just what Skowhegan
high expects to gain by playing the
Thornton Academy eleven at Saco,
November 18th. The York county ag-
gregation has ben defeated by several
Of the down State high school teams
and it doesn't look as If the Somer-
set school would gain any prestige
should they pull out a win.
Negotiations are under way to
match up several likely boys for the
opener of the newly formed Augusta
Athletic Club on November 18th. The
management has not announced a
match as vet but they have in mind
Tommy Quill of Brccton and Billy
Woods of Manchester, n. H., as a
promising bout in the welter class. It
is believed that Young Florence Of
Biddeford and Jimmy Correlli, the
Berlin. n. H.. flash would be a draw
ing card, and to make the fistic fire
works complete they hope to bring
Young Bobby Walker of Auburn and
Young Sharkey Of Waterville to-
gether.
The Hebron authorities have just
received from the University of
Maine a splendid silver cup as the
award for winning the Interscholastic
track meet at the U. of NJ. event last
spring, by the Big Green" team.
Westbrook Seminary seems to be
the undisputed prep school cham
pions of the State. They are to play
Hebron Academy this Saturday, but
they have already established their
superiority by the defeat handed
kents Hill who in turn had topped
the Hebron gridders. Portland pa
|pers of Tuesday morning carried
word that Westbrook Sem would
like to play Cony high for the high
school and prep title of Maine.
Jess Burkett, the old New England
League manager. polo referee and sec
ond lieutenant for Johnny McGraw and
his worlds champion New York Giants,
has nothing but praise for the ability
of Freddy Mcguire, the former Holy
says that Mcguire is big league ma
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anything. and is one of the best field
ers in the big tent today. Jesse thinks
McGraw will start the former Maine
favorite in the regular lineup next
year. In the five games that Mcguire
played for the Giants this season he hit
for over 800. Hes better than Eddie
Collins was when he broke in" said
Jcss-Portland Press-Herald "Sporto-
rails.
The Tufts eleven which will go to
Portland to meet Bowdoin Saturday,
has a 1921 defeat of 20 points to 0
to think about. THE Brunswick VIC
tory was it's first in series of sew
CT games. started in 1912, Tufts win
ming Z to 0 in 1920 on it's opening
day of the season. From 1912 to
1916 inclusive, the Tufts scores
against Bowdoin were "a to 0, q to
Z, 60 to Z, "a to and % to 0, max
ing, with the counts in 1920 and
1921, record of 1877 points for Tufts
ard "a for the Maine collegians.
4 big representation of Tufts stu
dents will follow Eddie Casey's team
to Portland for it's battle with Fred
dy Ostergren's team, which has had
a hard season after looking so good
at the opening.
The unbeaten teams in the East
are Harvard. Princeton, Cornell, w.
and j., Army and West Virginia; in
the West Wisconsin, Notre Dame.
Michigan and Iowa; on the Coast.
Washington, California and Oregon,
and in the South only Vanderbilt.
Unlike the women Of some other
Spanish speaking countries. the
wommen of Montevideo go out in
the streets. They so about in
groups together, but not in the COM
pany of men. The Montevideo
woman doesn't even 60 out with
her husband. If she wishes to dine
in a public restaurant she cannot sit
in the main dining room with her
lord and master. If she wishes to en-
Joy his society, they are obliged 20
engage a rivate room and thus main
tain their dignity. This custom is
carried to such a degree that in the
theaters there are separate galleries
for men and women.