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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-11-11
SK0WHEGAN FOLKS
To BACK ELEVEN TO
LIMIT AGAINST CoNY
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Especial to kennebec Journal.)
Skowhegan, Maine, Nov. 10.-The
Skowhegan Rotary Club at it's regu-
lar meeting, Friday noon, appointed
a committee to work in conjunction
with the citizens and the school to
make Saturday, the 18th, when the
Skowhegan High school football
team will play Cony High at Au
austa, as big a day as possible. John
II. Jenkins, George H. Plummer and
Attorney Sherman Shumway were
named as the committee.
Samuel W. Philbrick was appoint
cd a committee of one to make ar
rangements for special train to Au-
gusta. A canvass is already being
made to ascertain the number who
will avail themselves of the op-
portunity to go by special train. The
tickets will soon so on sale.
The Rotarians are planning sever
al unique features in connection with
their attendance at the game. When
it comes to fireworks, Skowhegan
docs not intend that she shall be
surpassed by Augusta, even if the
latter city is the Capital Of Maine
Plans are under way for mass
meeting of citizens, alumni, and stu
dents of S. II. S. to be held some
evening next week, when there will
be enthusiastic and snappy speeches
The S. H. S. eleven which has made
such a wonderful record this season
is assured of the fullest moral ply
steal, and financial support within
the power of the citizens of Somcr-
sets shire town.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-11-11
HIP ELEVENS ALL
PINNED FOR 18TH
ANNUAL CONFLICT

Cambridge, Mass, Nov. 10.-Har-
ward and Princeton with the excep-
ton of brisk limbering up session
scheduled for each, had finished
preparations today for their 26th an
nual battle. The Tiger squad planned
to come to the Stadium immediate
ly after it's arrival in Boston this
afternoon and after a short signal
drill was to go into seclusion at the
Belmont Springs Country Club until
game time.
The Crimson players, who ,pent
the night at the Oakley Country
Club, were scheduled 20 visit the
Stadium this afternoon for 2 last
light practice. returning to their
suburban quarters Immediately
thereafter.
Cleavcs at fullback will be the
only Tiger in the lineup who opened
against Harvard last year, according
to present plans of Coach Roper.
Snively. right guard. another veter-
an of last years victory over the
Crimson, is expected to get into the
game but will not start, Roper said.
Snively still feels the effects of in
juries sustained in the Chicago
game Harvard will have six vet
Grams available, four of whom Start
ed last years game.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-11-11
CObURN-DARTMouTH
FRESHMEN BATTLE
WILL Be HOT SCRAP
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WatervilIe, Nov. 10-This afte--
noon at . o'clock at the Seaverns
Field, Dartmouth Freshmen will be
entertained by Coach Haine's Co
burn warriors. This will make the
second time these schools have met
on the gridiron. The first time was
in 1919 when Ginger Fraser's ham,
pionship eleven battled the plebes to
a scoreloss tie. The game was one
All indications point to another wen
derful battle. Coburn has lost hut
o single game as have the yearlings.
In the first game of the season
Wcstbrook Seminary took the lOca!
eleven over to the tune Of 13 to 2.
Penn State freshmen are the only
eleven to register a defeat over the
Dartmouth troupe. Dartmouth has
forced Goddard Seminary md
Springfield Y. NJ. G. A. freshmen to
bow before their proves. Exeter
Academy held the Dartmouth eleven
to a scoreless tie. Coburn's season
much resembles that of thair opr }
nents With one defeat charged
against them and a scoreless Da;tlo
with Colby seconds they have sue
ceedod in taking the University Of
Maine seconds. Higgins Classical IN
stitute and Kents Hill into camp.
Coach Haines and his assistants
wound up practice last night ut
dark The squad was rushed on to
the field early in the afternoon and
the mentors did not give then, n
single minute let-up. Everything in
the category of foothallism vas
taken UP. The coach is taking no
chances with the visitors.
Signals were gone over with the
greatest OF care. The overhead game
was given careful attention. Tho
boys are throwing the sphere almost
as far as they can kick it. IF the
plebes have no extraordinary defence
against the pass they will find thel j.
selves in danger. On the defence
creased their play considorab bly,. Dur
ing the scrimmage Thursday night
team r was not able to complete
single pass against the regulars
Ingraham was doing much kick
ing. On the kickoff he seemed to
have no trouble in hooting the Dig
skin over the goal line from his ~wn
40 ward marker. He punted 10 end
53 yards and was hootinr field go>ls
with accuracy 20 and s. va ds.
Shanahan is expected to do some Of
the kicking. He has the ability to
kick the spheriod d. wards He is
Cohurn's triple threat. He passe5.
kicks and runs with the ball. He
was the most consistent ground
gamer against Kents Hill last week.
Coburn's stocks will fuctuate With
the ability of Jake Goldberg to get
away. Jake has been tho hir gamer
from tho institute all season, so
watch number TO-"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-11-11
Waterville High Ends
Season at Hartland
Squad Badly Crippled
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especial to kennetec JOufnal)
Watervillc, Nov. 10-The football
season for the local high school will
close this afternoon after the game
with Hartland Academy. The boys
will leave for Hartland this morning
The squad is badly crippled. In one
of the first games of the season the
local school annihilated the Hartland
boys 80 to 0. But with the squad Grip
pied and Hartland in an improved
condition the up-statcrs are in hopes
o, registering victory
The following men will make the
trip. Ends, Mulholland. Michaud,
Pomerlcau and Grant. tackles, Capt.
MERCER, Armstrony, and Murray,
guards, Huard Paganucci, Beckett
and Cunningham, centers, Neal, and
Pihcer, quarterbacks. Clapprood and
and Sweeney. half lacks, Saucier,
Thibodcau. Jacques. Smith and Dulac.
full backs, Potter and Donavon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-11-11
Four Distance Stars
Suspended by A. A.U.A.

New York, Nov. 10-A record field
of PSI runners representing 8 col
leges has been entered for the annual
inter collegiate cross country cham
pionship to be held at Van Cortlandt
park Nov 81, according to the list
made public today. The number of
teams entered is the same rs in 1921
but four colleges competing last year
have dropped out while four new en-
tries have been added. The additions
are Bates, Carnegie Tech, New York
University and Rutgers. They re-
placed Cincinnati, Holy Cross, La
fayctte ana Williams on the list.
The varsity teams entered, to-
gcthor with the number Of barriers
who.will start the six mile chase, fol-
low:
Bates, 10; Bowdoin II; Carnegie
Tech IS; Colby 70; City College of
New York 10; Columbia is; Cornell
90, Dartmouth 20. Harvard 20; Maine
90, Massachusetts Institute of Tech
nology 20; New York University 8;
Penn State 10; Pennsylvania 16;
Princeton 20: Rutgers 16; Syracuse
Il and Yale 90.
Team entries for the freshman
race, A distance of three miles, have
increaseds from II to 10, in COM
parson with 1921, but the individual
entries are fewer, $50, as compared
with 1S5 year ago. Colleges in
this race are: c. c. OF New York,
Cornell, Harvard, Lafayette, Maine.
NJ. I. T., n. Y. T., Penn State, Penn
sylvania, Princeton, Rutgers SYRIA
cuse and Yale.
Dartmouth has dropped out Of the
freshman title event while Rutgers,
n. Y. l., and Maine have been adj
Ged.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-11-11

used by the p. G's and even the
little manncrisms of the teachers
were copyed, in fact so close to nature
were the representations that Prin-
cipal Quimby said later that he was
forced to look twice to see if it were
he or Bill Ellis on the stage.
Following the last of the stunts
more Of the Cony cheers were tried
out with Kenneth Merrill as leader
ard after a few selections by the
Cony band which made its debut at
this time, the many people present
went to their homes, each stocked up
with enthusiasm like camel with
water. and like the camel all ready
to draw upon this stock when cross
ing the desert of Capitol park to the
oasis Of Victory.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-11-11
Colby Second Eleven Plays
OldtOwn American Legion Post

Especial to the Kennebec JournaD
Waterville. Nov. 1.-THE Colby
second team left yesterday afternoon
for Oldtown, where they will play
the Oldtown Post OF the American
Legion team this afternoon. The
lineup is as follows, lie Wood, 1t
Wentworth. liz Hawkins, Bartlett.
TX Chase. TT Getchell, re Emery, Oh
MACPHERSON. lib Depew. RIB Berry.
10 Snow.
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Tommy Gibbons Would
Replace Sikh for Bout
With Beckett, London

Chicago, Nov. 10.-Tommy Glib
bons, st. Paul light heavyweight, has
asked for a chance to take the place
Of Battling Sikh against Joe Beckett
English heavyweight.
The Siki-Beckett match was set
Tor Dec. S in London. but was bar
red while the French boxing com
mission suspended Sikh for nine
months and took away his crown al
light heavyweight champion be-
cause Of his conduct at the Prunier-
Balzac bout. when he struck Pru-
nier's manager.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-11-11
Announce Colby Lineup For
Game With FOrdham At ~,

Especial to the Kennebec JournaD
Watervilie, Nov 1.-THE lineup 70.
the game between Colby and Ford
ham which will be played in New
York this afternoon. is as follows:
Z Soule. 1t Goodrich, lg Frude, c
.iuhn, re Capt. Brown, TT Moynahan,
rc Callaghan, oh Levee, lib Burckel.
hh McGarry, fb Millett. In all prob
ability McBay. Tarpey, Treworgy,
Chafetz and Schenk will see action
before the end of the gar.e.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-11-11
JAY
SPORT
CHAT

BY their action at the Friday meet
ing, it looks as if the Skowhegan
Rotarians had matched the Au-
gustan's move for backing the great
Cony high Skowhcgan high battle,
scheduled for the 18th. The Capital
City Rotarians have placed a live
wire in charge OF their arrangements,
however, in Charlie Kinsman. so it
looks as if the knights of the Cog
Wheel will provide feature in
themselves.
1t is a praiseworthy spirit shown
in the news dispatches from the
Somerset shire town, assuring the
S. H. S. grid men of the moral, ply
steal, and financial support of the
citizens. The Skowhegan people are
Justly proud of the high school
eleven, and it is such backing by the
townspeople that helps a team to so
goriously through a season.
The st. Marys football eleven is
sues a challenge to any grammar
school or independent team of COM
parative size in the city. The st.
Mary's boys average about 81
pounds. Arthur Lavassar is captain
of the Parochial school eleven. Ar
engagements can be made for game
by communicating with John Golfer,
manager, Tel. 1044-W.
A meeting of the State Ice Hockey
League has been called for Sunday aft
ernoon in Augusta. when the schedule
for the coming season will be lined
up. At present there arc three teams
in the league they being the st. Dom
iniaues of Lewiston, Watervillc and
Augusta.
Three interesting intersectional con-
tests on the grid are in sight for to-
day, with NIcGill coming down from
Montreal to meet Syracuse. St Naviers
travelling from Cincinnati to clash with
the Midshipmcn at Annapolis, and Wa
bash stacked up against Washington
and jefferson.
In matching Tommy Quill of Brock.
ton gainst Billy Woods of Manchester
n. H.. at Augusta City hall Nov. L.
the new Augusta Athletic Club will
bring together two lads who not only
are willing tc mix it but who ere clever
both with their paws and in footwork.
Roy Day, who has brought together
some likely boys in Augusta, is in re-
ceipt of a letter from an admircr of
Phil Conte, the Providence bantam.
who is willing to parade his wares for
the cdfication of Maine fans and who
would like to get an early date on the
calendar of the Augusta Athletic Club.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-11-11
Cowboy Wrestler
Thrown by Lewis

Boston, Nov. 10-Ed (Strangcr)
Lewis, worlds champion heavyweight
wrestler, tonight retained his crown
oy defeating "Toots" Mondt, Colo
Iado cowboy. two out of three falls.
Niohdt won the first fall in 80 min
o'es' 10 seconds. Lewis won the
second in 80 minutes. so seconds,
ana the third in minutes S sec
Onds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-11-11

okaiahoma City. Okla. Nov. 10
Harry Greb. who is unoer coatrac.
10 defend his American Ugh. heavv.
weight championship title in . ~.
round bout here Nov. II, aga,ns,
jimmy Delaney. of st. Paul, has de-
manded that the length of the hon,
be reduced to 10 rounds or be MD
no decision contest, Dan Lackcy.
promoter announced tonight. Lackev
SAID ne had not framed lis reply to
Greb. ' :"
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Maine Huskies
At Manchester
For n. H. State Clash

Manchester, N. H.. Nov. 10Th
University Of Maine football squad of
% persons arrived here today from
Boston, in readiness for the game
Saturday with the New Hampshire
State college team. Secret pra -tice
was followed at the gridiron in the
afternoon.
The New Hampshire State college
team will reach Manchester .omor-
row accompanied practically by the
entire student body
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-11-11
Oui Oui Wins $4,000
Walden Handicap, Pimlico

Baltimore. Nov. 10,-Fimlico's $40
600 Walden handicap for two-year- olds
at one mile was won today by Oui Out
General Thatcher was second and So
|! lisa third. Time lao Is.
Cyclops, Marie Blanche, Untidy, How
Fair Miss Smith. My Own. Comixa.
Bright Tomorrow. Frank G. and Virgil
also ran.
The mutucls paid Out Oui $3.50,
$50. $50; General Thatcher So 81
1850: Solsa Si.10.
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Kid Carroll Cops
Light Heavyweight
Crown Of u. S. Navy

Los Angeles. Nov. 10-Richie
Mayer Of the L. S. S. Texas, light
heavyweight boxing champion of the
American Navy today handed over
his crown to kid" Carroll, Negro,
Of the L. s. S. Arizona, who defeated
the champion in a seven round bout
aboard tho L. S. s. Oklahoma last
night. This was said to be the first
time in the history of the navy that
a Negro has held the championship
in any class.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-11-11
X. j. Quintet Cops All
Four Points From Misc.

The Kcnncbcc Journal quintet took
all four points from the Miscellaneous
five in their match on the Augusta
"Y' alleys Friday evening. Hart OF
the Journal pin shooters carried off in
dividual honors with ia for high sim
gle and 294 for high three-strong total.
The score:
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kENNEBEC JOURNAL
Jntercity Boxing Tourney
At N. Y. For Disabled Veterans

New York, Nov. 10-An inter-city
boxing tournament. with boxers
from New York, Philadelphia and
Pittsburgh entered. will be held at
the New York Athletic Club on Ann
istice night {tomorrow) it was an
nounced today. Receipts from The
tournament will be donated to the
fund for disabled veterans of he
New York Athletic Club post of tho
American Legion.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-11-11
Detroits First Fatality
Industrial Football League

Detroit. Nov. 1O.-The first fatality
ol the year here from injuries Il, a
,ootoaii game was reported today.
Arthur Holsbeke. injured In an In
oustrial league game Sunday, died
last night.
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Springfield College Hill
And Dalers Win Over Amherst

Amherst, Mass, Nov. 1o.-spr;pv
heid College cross country team a.
1eated Amherst here today 20 r. 90
Mccullough Of Springfield made ~
best individual time-3o minutes 1s
seconds. 70
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-11-11
Armistice Day Games

Cony vs.. Gardiner
COLLEGES

Cony vs.. Gardiner
COLLEGES
Bowdoin rs. Tufts at Portland.
Bates at Brown.
Maine vs.. n. II. State at Manchcs-
ter.
Colby at Fordham.
Princeton at Harvard.
Maryland at Yale.
Dartmouth vs.. Cornell at New
York
Baylor at Boston College.
Trinity at Amherst.
Middlebury at Columbia.
Springfield at Holy Cross.
Pittsburgh at Pennsy.
Carnegie Tech. at Penn State.
Boston Univ. at Providence.
Rochester at Colgate.
st. stephens at Conn. Aggies.
Bucknell at Lehigh.
Villa Nova at Muhlenburg
Worcester Poly at Rensselaer,.
Lafayette at Rutgers.
Mass. Aggies at stevens.
McGill Univ. at Syracuse.
Notre Dame at West Point.
st. Xavier at Navy.
Norwich at Vermont.
Wesleyan at Williams.
Wabash at w. and J.
Hamilton at Union.
Washington and Lee at Center.
Georgetown at Georgia Tech.
SCHOOL CONTESTS
Caribou High at Bangor High
Berwick Academy at Newmarket
High.
Deering High at Portsmouth High
Fairfield High at Rocklard High.
Westbrook Seminary at Hebron
Academy.
Edward Little High at lewiston
High.
Oakland High at Livermore Fails
High.
Oak Grove Seminary at Maine
Central Institute. Pittsfleld.
Portland VS.. Thornton Academy
"a. NJ at Saco.
South Portland High at Rumfora
High.
skowhegan High at Madison High.
Dartmouth Freshmen W. Coburn
Classical Institute At Waterville.
Wilton Academy at Abbott School,
Pennington.
Bangor High VS.. Maine 2nds at
Bangor.
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Amherst Defeats Williams
On Final Soccer Contest, 80

Amherst. Mass, Nov. 10.-Amhc-st
closed its soccer season today by de-
feating Williams to o. The visitors
were on the defensive throughout.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-11-11
BOXING RESULTS

81. Paul, Mimi, Nov. 1O.-Billy Wells,
welterweight champion of England,
easily outpointed Johnny Tillman of
minneapolis In their 10-round bout
mere tonight. according to newspaper
men.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-11-11

Liverpool--The autumn GIN Of
1000 pounds run here TO-DAY was won
o:,. Hora Derby's Selene. by Chaucer.
VI Serenissima. Poisoned Arrow
"a' second and Monarch third.
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here Will Re No Armstce on Football Battle Fields Today
Observation-Disclosures MEET
ATHARVARD ST Album TODAY
IN FIRST OF BIC Three" SERIES

Cambridge, Mass. Nov. 1o-The
football eIevens of Princeton and Of
Harvard each indicated in this sea-
sons play, will meet in the stadium
tomorrow. The $4,000 spectators
have in prospect game likely TO he
close, and to develop individ al en-
plot, for which the Crimson Tiger
rivalry is famous. The contest will
be the first of the three that will
count toward the championship of
the big three.
The teams finished their prcrara-
tory work today on the same field, the
gridiron that will be tomorrows
scene, and found it firm. There had
been some speculation whether it
would slough off entirely, owing to
recent rains.
The opening lineups of each eleven
were announced by Coaches Fisher
and Roper, but contained no hint of
the strategy to be employed. II was
expected there would be revelations
, from each side: Princeton's in the
possible form of a passing game,
developed around the aerial work
shown in the Chicago game: Har-
wards from some quarter unknown
To date this season, the Crimson has
not been forced to dip very deeply
| into its bag of tricks, and is known
| to have several that may be let loose
a1f Sptn Al
principally for the game with Yale.
The Princeton players went
! through their practice with the
cheers of a group of alumni. who
went to the Stadium 10 see them in
| action. Harvards players went away
| almost in silence. the usual march
| to the field and cheers for team and
| individuals having been omitted this
| year.
Both teams spent The night at
country clubs in Belmont, only few
miles from the stadium.
The probable lineups. as announced
by the coaches are as follows:
HARVARD PRINCETON
jenkins. lie ................ lie, Gray
! IL IT, iitdl
| Grew, lg ...... Is, Dickinson (Capt)
| clark, {, AFFORD
| Hubbard, re- ............ re-, Snlvely
! bunker, TT 1T, Baker
| Holder, re ................ re. Smith
| Buell. (CapD, OBJ ........ OBJ, Wingate
! Chaplin, lib .......... lib, Caldwell
! Owen. RIB .............. RIB. Crum
| Gchrkc. fb ............ fb, Clcaves
| Official score referee. V. A. Sch.
wartz. Brown; umpire, f, W. Muir
ply, Brown; head linesman, G. ~
Bankart. Dartmouth; Field Judge,
| l.. II. Gillender, Pennsylvania.
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pep APLENTY At C0NY RALLY
GREAT GARDINER BATTLE TODAY
b0THTEAMS IN BEST OF PRIME

Another grid iron classic Of Ken
nebec Valley Is to be played today.
when Cony high tackles the Gardin-
er high boys. at Capitol Park. this
afternoon at o'clock. Last night
Coach Thompson announced that Il e
boys were going into the game with
the determination to win, but not
over confident because Of the relative
showing of the two teams thus far.
He stated that Gardiner always plays
especially well in a game with Cony
and that this would tend to upset
the dope. when comparing the two
teams.
Coach MACK" O'Brien Of Gardiner
high, said that the boys are going
up-river TO play football. All fully
realize that Cony outweighs Gardin-
e. 20 pounds to the man, and that
the men under his charge are pre-
pared to Offset this handicap by put
ting Just so much extra fight into
the game
Certainly the Cony boys will have
g. show great brand of football II
they keep the down river team from
crossing their goal line. which they
have kept unsullod thus far this
season.
This game will no doubt attract
the largest crowd which has attended
q game this year. At 100 parade
Is 10 be organized at the school,
headed by the Cony band, and they
VIII march to Capitol Park. where
They will occupy several sections of
-. \
be joined by a goodiy number OF the
local business men and the members
~ the American Legion. who will be
the guests OF the business men at
luncheon there today. These men
have been especially invited by
Irinciral Quimby, TO take part in the
rcrado.
Tie student council has provided
a great number Of card board mega
phones, white with the word "Cony'
IN large red letters upon the side
which they are selling at cost to the
students. the price is very reason
able. but half dime and all of the
students will be equipped with these
today, 10 help bring out the Cony
cheers and songs in great style.
After tho game the members OF
the two teams. and invited guests
viii be entertained at banquet
which is to he served at the assem-
tlv hall of the Y. NJ. c. A. at o.
clock The teams will be the guests
~ theCony student council. and the
coca sion will he wholly informal. nc
set speeches being on the program.
L.,
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ounaio. N. Y. Nov. 1o.--Harry Greb
" ittspurs won the judges decision
ofer captain Bob Roper of Roanoke,
'a' IN 12-round bout here tonight.
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The officials at the game will be
Referee, Ambrose Of Notre Dame.
Umpire. Rudman Of L. Of NJ. and
Harvard. headlnesman, Fl m e r y
Beano of Bowdoin.