Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-09-19
ROSY OUTLOOK
FOR FOOTBALL AT
HEBRON ACADEMY
(Special to Kennebec JournaD

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Hebron Academy, Sept. 17-Coach
Dryers charges are working out
daily and the prospects look good
this year. Practice started one week
ago, and the squad Of so candidates
has graduated 20 scrimmage and
football logic. The University of
Maine Freshman game is only II days
off, but no definite first string can be
named yet. Many local boys whose
names are familiar to the Maine fans
are working hard for berths. Compe-
tition is keen, which points TO d we'll
balanced eleven, strengthened by
competent substitutes. Edward Lit
tie High Of Auburn has four men,
Pierce, Parmalee. Haskell and Jor-
dan; Lewiston High one, Couture:
Portland High two, Flynn and Wood;
jeremiah of Westbrook Sem. and
Abbott of Thornton number among
the more likely looking candidates.
Jim Morse OF Rumford High and
Nosw orthy of Rockland are bound to
cause some trouble for our opponents.
Manchester High sends two good
men in Murphy and O'MaEey. Small,
a four-letter man OF Nashua, looks
good at tackle. as does "Pitter' tras-
er, Somerville fiveletter man who
captalned his high school eleven.
Josephson of AmeSbury High, 200
FOUNDER. threatens To clinch one
guard position. Beach, veteran
tackle, is well known to all the fans.
Good backtield material at Hebron is
Dlantltl11 and tho ll.c1v
looking quarters are Jeremiah, for
mer Westbrooll Sem. flash; Abbott,
who wore the red and gold of Thorn
ton. and Stewart of Newton High.
In Captain Hobbs. Perky Flynn of
Portland. Murphy and Q Lalley of
Manchester. Hebron has a peerless
halfback combination. In full there
is Bill Broderick of st. James High.
Haverhill. and Adams, q co]ored boy
from Andover, shows up we'll. Hump
ty' Wheeler. last years crack end. is
back and a fine battle of eliminate
must take place to name the other
wing man. Holmes of Somcrville.
Pierce of Edward Little, and Nos
worthy of Rockland are among the
hopefuls. Murphy and Capt. Hobbs
are kicking we'll over so yards and
consistently. Vail, a veteran from
Manchester, is swapping the ball
back, and Parmalee of Edward Little
and Couture of Lewiston are snatch
ing for honOrs.
Coach Dwycr has a nucleus of four
men around which to mould new
machine. Capt. Hobbs is the only
backfield man left. but with the host
of material available. Hebron's
alumni and friends need not worry
about the ground gamers. Wheeler.
end; Vail. center; and Beach, tackle.
are the other veterans. Coach
Dwyer has Just returned from the
University Of Illinois summer school,
where he studied Dohis and Tup-
pk's stuff. Coach Dwyer has never
ye. disappointed the football follow
crs. and this year should prove no
exception. Hebron will Show well.
Mana ger Corbett of Hebron acad-
envy announces the games scheduled
for the Big Green" eleven this fall
The first game is a little over a week
off, and Coach Dwyer is printing his
men for the contest. There viii be
eight games:
Sept. 27-U. of NJ. Freshmen at
Orono.
Oct. 4---Bates Second team at He
bron.
Oct. 11-Maine Central Institute at
Hebron.
Oct: 17-Bowdoin Freshmen at
Brunswick.
Oct. 25-Kent's Hill at Hebron.
NOV. 1-Bates Freshmen at Lewis
ton.
Nov. S-E,xeter at Exeter. y. II.
Nov. 1o-Coburn Classical at Lew
iston.