Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-11-02
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eStb-ook Seminary with a seas
on's record of 20 points to opponents
nothing occupies position in the
prep school division. similar to that
of Cony High in their class. The
Sem has no game for this weekend
and are devoting their time to get
ting into top season form for the
game with the big green Hebron
eleven next week. Since the win, las
Saturday. by Kent5 Hill over Hebron
the Sem boys have been considerably
impressed and will tighten up the
stone wall line defense to protect the
crimson and gray goal line from be-
ing crossed.
Portland high will meet Waltham
high at the Watch City Saturday
There was some difficulty over the
playing of several post graduates on
the Portland team, but this matter
has been adjusted and the inter-sec-
tional contest will come off as
planned.
Bates victory over Bowdoin. last
week was the third scored by the
Lewiston college over the black and
white on her home grounds. The
Garnet has scored five victories over
Bowdoin at Brunswick.
Play will start Nov. 8. In the two
Industrial basketball leagues at Au-
burn. There are over 100 players
registered and eligible, and the
games will be staged in the Auburn
Y. NJ. @. A. The Saturday games
will take place in the afternoon
all others in the evening on Thurs
day. The season will continue
through the first week in January,
Tom Gibbons of st. Paul is going
to get his long looked for chance at
Jack Dempsey at Madison Square
Garden in December. OF course
Toms stock went up considerably
after his meeting with Billy Miske,
but he isn't in Dempsey's class by a
wide stretch of imagination, and it
must not be overlooked that he took
a beating from Harry Greb just prior
to the Miske affair. However Tom
gets his chance.
Gum, the pivot man on the Flor
ida eleven which meets Harvard next
Saturday, stands #. in. When
this big bertha" straightens up
from his crouch over the pigskin.
the spectators wont need any spy
glass to spot him.
Minus the Buker brothers. but with
three veterans of last years victor
ious team. the Bates cross country
runners have strong hopes of max
ing it three straight wins tomorrow,
thus coming into permanent posses
sion of the cup. Captain Batten and
Mckinley have had three years ex-
perience as barriers and Coach Jen-
kins believes that in Holt. Sargent
Sanella. Wilson. Dorr. and Hurley he
has as likely a bunch of runners up
as can be found in any of the Maine
colleges.
Walter CoN's work the past seas
on. crowns him King of Reinsmen
with Tom Murphy taking second
honors. CoX's string Of wins totalled
40, during the 10th Grand Circuit
season. The purses amounted to
$65,713. Tom Murphy was second
with 81 victories and SEQ. 500 in prize
money. During the sixteen weeks
from July ) to Oct. y. fourteen
meetings were held and PA races
contested. OF this number 161 were
for trotters and 113 for PAGERS. The
purses amounted to S317, O1225. Last
year the total was 1854 ,O97.07. the
difference in the amounts being due
chiefly to rain.
Cambridge. Mass. Nov. 1.-The !
first seven men of the Massachusetts
Institute Of Technology cross country