Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-13
KAY JAY
SPORT
CHAT

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The Cony football souad e.
in town yesterday afternoon ,s a.rlved|
report that the Old Town e. IN tas
one of the strangest affairs ~ vol
ever been their misfortune
gage in. In the game CON- - en|
IA first downs to three FIR ~ inads
e. team and kept the bali 4 ea y,
ToWn territory for the greats y va
of the game. 1set PAD
When the. game was a,s.s
with Cony the Old Town a,s
stated that either Tommy vlactkl
of Bangor or F1itchner Of pera es e. aaA@
would referee the game h., ,au ntatel
the team eot to Ola Town tbs ss When
that Gust, a local Official, w .uua %
handle the whistle. vas V
With enc minute and
to go Old Town shot mace ,' ~
the receiver dropped. Tba HI, saieaH
ed to the side lines and severs, s =
said that it went offside. hut ~ ~ ' an
Town man picked up the hon m vial
ran across the line with 4 sac
just before the Old Town man MY Sal
ed up the ball a whistle hlewp ,sA'l
the Cony players were almoss ans.
that it was the referees S ,Ssi sure
After the down east nlave ""'s y
crossed the line he dropped N. Tug
and a Cony player fell on Il III Jns pas
whistle blew and that WASN'T S ~. lasI
ed. After the touchdown bsd ss ~ Z
made the players turned, 90 0ssei
referee was standing on the On sas
strip where the ball was - salaI
nave gone offside but after the , ss.a I
had shouted that there was abs sivhaa
~ nothing wrong with the uss,;t
performance the touchdown M, ".lui e
lowed. The pass was allowed ns d. al
statement that it was a Iatasa, .le
though several stated that q g
aimed well beyond the line OF se. VA
mage. s VI sefin'.
Coach Pierce stated lac.
that ne mad sent a letter to earb y
the Old Town officials asking sA ~ !.
their statement on the pIav ana ig \,
thelr stories do not conflict ths -. u
ter VIII end. This was done s;s .aas.
because of statements made h. Au NY.
Town fans to Cony men tbst ny ~
Dali actually went offside ont y. ny
play in dispute. 'ns
Coach fitzpatrick was over ~ r.r..
YESTERDAY regarding the possibiIss.
OF arranging dates for baskefhsHI ans.
baseball between the two scho a'la1
he also spoke highly of the han sSs,l
OF a basketball league in this canrs.
ana favored entering his team ~ b
such a league was formed =
The two coaches also aeraed a..
the logical time to get toeetSas .A =
arrange schedule for the basehsIl
season would be right after Chris.
mas. There was a tie for first hon
ors IN the baseball league last sss.1
son and as the Hallowell sesson MI
already closed and school was dor.
lhere was no chance of deciding M
superiority of the two leading cs an
lenders. The slate for next 49,
VIII be so arranged that in tbe ey ss,l
OIL tie there will be annie AIM am
LOT the two teams to meet and fghl
g. ouL Tor an unquestioned right ri
l1rs place. Ii is also probable thai
w aterViiie Will also be one Of ths
conlpetlng teams in the league next
Henry Marshall of Rockport Mass
mas Won the fall tournament of tbsI
poWooln college Golf club, according
10 the scores posted. at the colleesl
thursday. Twenty men entered t6sl
tournament, but only four completed
lne thirty six holes. Marshall has 3
gross score of 1T. Charles S. Brad
oeen, '26 of Essex, Conn. was second
with 1S4, and Sanford Fogg. Jr.. mi
Oh Augusta was third with 1855.