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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-16
maine HOLDS n. \.
SCORELESS TIE
R ON MUDDY FIELD

; s6rono, Nov. 1.-THE University OF
1&k3ne and New Hampshire played a
sooYeless game of football here today
on 4 very muddy field. Both teams
Wore strong on the defence, and did
not have the offensive wallop to put
aver q touchdown, though both were
a o position to score twice during
the game. Maine took the ball to
New Hampshire's S-yard line at one
period of the game, and was held
for downs.
Maine tried l. forward passes dur
ing the game and completed five Of
Them. only two, however, being for
much ground gain. The visitors were
unsuccessful in their two attempts
- cover ground by the serial route.
After the first kickoff Maine be-
gan . steady march down the held
through New Hampshirs's line, ind
ing ground gaining easy at this per-
sod Of the game, but each time they
Fan into a stone wall when they hit
the visiting teams secondary de-
fence. New Hampshire punted con-
aistently at this juncture Of the game
having the wind in their, favor and
not attempting to gain ground by
taking the offensive.
In the second period of the game
New Hampshire changed their tact
ics and started q plunging attack
into the Maine line. Ploughing
steadily down the slippery neld. o.
Common, Nicora and Abbiatti took the
ball by line plunges from deep IN
their own territory to Names ~
vard line where they were stopped.
In the third period punt by o.
Conuor gave the ball to Maine In
New Hampshire's territory. By q
series of line drives and q forward
pass, Peakes to Cassista, the light
Blue team rushed the ball to the y
yard line where they were smothere
by the heavy New Hampshire for
wards.
4. In the fourth period Nicora inter-
eepted q forward pass and his team
advanced the ball to Names 2o-yard
line where this attack was routed by
the aggressive Maine line. The New
Hampshire backs did not make any
long gains, while Cassista, Browes
and sylvester pulled or some pretty
runs.
=, The summary:
MAINE NEW HAMPSHlhE
Newhall lie ......re Prince, Sargent
Eraser It .rt Hubbard, Smith
Elliott, Beaker. lg .....rg Hoagland
simon, Dickey ....A...::. &c Fos.er
pTNckaon re- .lg Langdell
.IAnnoreau, Minnetti TT
~ 1t Stearns. NORM
.Nanigan, Stanton, Lavorgna re
lie Callahan
fEassista, 1Osgood OBJ
b OBJ Stewart, Davis
fFeakes, Bryant lib 49,. RIB Nicora
rBarfows, weatherbee RIB
( lib O'Connor
s,s,1vnst>r m .fb Ahbiatti
feree+-Ingersonn Dartmouth
Umpire. Fradd, Springfield. Line
man, Ireland, Tufts. Field judge
Lewis, I.ehigh. Time 12-min. periods.
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Big Green Takes
Over Chicago by
TOpheavy Score

Chicago, Nov. l4.-(AE J--DdIt-
mouths powerful football eleven, the
sensation of the East, strengthened
its claim to the gridirop champion
ship of America in a most convlnc-
ing manner today by crushing Chi
cago 80 to Z, before colorful crowd
of $4,000 spectators, who saw the
Maroons suffer their most devastat-
ing defeat since 1916.
The big Green eleven, victors over
Brown, Cornell and Harvard IN It's
major Eastern contests, flnlshed ltS
season with today's game with a
record of being united and unde-
feated.
Dartmouth scored four of it's five
touchdowns with aerial losses hurled
by "Swede" Oberlander, the "Red
Grange" Of the East.
The Maroons fought hard, crash
ing over with their lone Touchdown
by line smashes in the third period,
but their offensive efforts in the 9th
er three periods were futile. Two
of Chicago's stars, McCarty and
Kernwein, were forced to quit be-
cause of injuries.
In almost every play Oberlander,
Dartmouth's candidate for All
American honors, was the chief fac
tor. This Scandinavian displayed
some of the greatest open field run
ming, punting and forward passing
the middle west has ever seen. No
team in the east has been able to
stop him, and Chicago also failed.
CHICAGO 60 $3.50 DARTMOUTH
ieisiey, re ............. re, sage
HopSceld, rt ............ TT, Parker
won, rs ............. re-, EuDln
n. NouSe' ....... ....... {, laws
,I1lppen' IL ...... ........ lg, D1enl
Henderson, 1t ........ 1t, Holleran
Lampe, le ............... lie, Tully
Curley, qb 500. qb, McPhail
Marks, m ......... rh, Oberlander
kernwein, In .......... III, Lane
MCCARTHY. fb .......... fb, Horton
Score by periods:
Dartmouth ........ z 6 13-3a
Dartmouth scoring: Touchdowns,
Tully, Parker, Lane 3. Points after
touchdown Tully .; straight. Sub
for Sage).
Chicago scoring: Touchdown,
Kernwein. points after touchdowns
Drain (sub for Curley.)
Oficials-Referee, O'Brien, Tufts;
| umpire, Major Nelly, West Point,
Field judge. Okeson. Lehigh. Head
iinesman, Haines, Yale. Time OF
periods, 10 minutes.
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77a%1a,dor oon7s as Rival of Red Grange Gridron
HARRY SEARS OUT
WITH CLASSY CARD
FOR FRIDAY NIGHT

There will be big crowd at City
Hall Friday evening, November
GOTH, when Harry Sears starts his
first boxing show of the season. Pro-
motor Sears is not matching the men
whom he originally intended, the
first Of the month, due to the fact
they were booked on this date, SO
he has selected men that he knows
will fight. They are of the slam
bang type that Augusta fans like so
well, yet there is mixture oil
scientific scrapping that makes the
evenings entertainment all the more
worth while. In connection with
this it is we'll to note that Harry has
changed the scale of prices-in oth-
or words tickets will sell for Toe ana
81, This is a decided innovation but
Promoter Sears believes that 1t VIII
be welcome to the sports for they
may now purchase the best seats IN
the house for 81. That means get
them early, however, for the demand
! will increase in proportion.
Spider Murphy of Biddeford and
Barney Grant of Lewiston will make
things interesting for six ROUNDS.
Tough and rugged they are known
all over Maine and will show their
best wares Friday evening.
Blue Nose Parent of Rumford and
Tx, 0. Chubbuck of Skowhegan Will
! furnish plenty of action In a session
of six that will provide action
enough for sixty. Action every min
| ute here.
Bud Fisher of Augusta and Cocky
Dubic of Lewiston. Bud will sure
flash his golden smile when he
climbers over the hemps Friday eve
ming. A great favorite in Augusta,
Bud has a reputation of being X.
| O. artist. Cocky is just as aggressive
as his name implies. These boys
will go some.
| DIV Burt Tenney, the Hallowell
Flash and Rocky Gilbert, the Idol or
Sand Hill will fight a ripping,
I smashing, clashing six. Burt cleaned
'em all up last year and Is aIter
more laurels, Gilbert Is letting the
| Hallowell boy do his stuff. but all
the time he Is getting in trim TO
hand the big boy from the down
| river city the most artistic TRIM
ming of his career.
Tenney had tough time with the
battling battler Texaco Pete last sea
son. but Gilbert is SO much tougher
than Pete that there Is no compar-
ison. Tenney wants to bring along
his iron Jaw Friday night.
Young McKenna of Gardiner VIII
meet Young Lizzotte of Sand Hill
This McKenna boy is one coming
battler, there is nothing crude ABOUT
his work and before the season Is
over Gardiner fans will be mighty
proud of him, for he can punch ana
knows how to handle himself ike an
old timer. A few months of expert
ence and this boy should be hghting
main bouts.
Harry has sure got together a nne
card for his first show, and for the
| next ones he has lines out for some
Of the best in New England. Always
| telling the truth and giving what ne
! advertises he has the confidence OF
the local sporting public. 1t Is anti
cipated that fine crowd will De on
hand to help him usher in the COM
| ing season.
Tickets will be on sale Tuesday at
Packard's Smoke Shop. AUGUSTA !;
Arata's. Hallowell: Max Ellis. Gardi-
ner. Better get them early for with
the new prices prevailing there
promises to be a big demand.-Adv.
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SkOwhegan Takes
Final Game of Year
From Abbott School


SlSowhegan, Nov. IA. - Captain
Johnson and his fighting band took
Abbott into camp this afternoon to
the tune of Is to 0. The visitors
were about as husky team as has
been seen here or elsewhere this
season and had about all the tricks
known to football, but the locals
would not be denied and outguessed
and outplayed their opponents. Down
river schools are hereby notified by
CAPTAIN Johnson ct ais that SHOW
hogan will be a real contender Tor
the honors next season. Experts
who have seen the team in action
in the last two games are prophesy-
ing a. faster, harder fighting outft
than the old Flash Dionne" ma
chine.
In the first quarter OF Saturday
game, Abbott was unable to make
a first down; and were unfortunate
enough to draw two penalties of five
yards each for being offside. After
Skowhegan had made two first
downs, the visitors held and the per-
iod ended with the ball on Abbotts
IL yard line.
In the second quarter, on the sec
ond play, Lerhieux took the bal
through left tackle for a touchdown
Pickett missing a try for goal
Skowhegan was playing like veterans
frequently breaking through and
throwing their opponents for losses
of from two to twenty yards. with
the ball in their possession the To-
Gals started canother march up thu
q ED, Lewiat and Lemieux alternat-
| ing in making substantial gains, the
, little quarter finally skirting Abbott's
right end for so yard run and 9
touchdown. Pickett again missed
the try for the extra point but 1t was
allowed because of an offside by Alb
bott.
Evidently the visitors received
some sound advice from theil
coach between halves for they came
back fighting but were unable to ge
within threatening distance of Skow
| hegan's goal line, although TIE 10
Gals were penalized fifteen yards fol
| holding.
In the last period the home team
again started their scoring machine
! but in their overeagerness were bad
| ly handicapped by two fifteen yart
! penalties. In the last minute of pla,
| Lewia got away for a beautiful 81
! yard end run but the game ended
| with the ball ON Abbott's 40 yart
| line.
Lowell for Abbott, handled hi.
| team like a veteran and featured II
several nice gains. Skowhegan'!
backfield played a whale of a game
materially aided and abetted BY
r. 1T 80 vol
line. The summary:
| CKOwHEGAN ABROT1
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Edward Little
Outruns Bates FrOsh

Auburn, Nov. 14-Edward Little
High cross country runners won
from the Bates freshman team rs 10
% on the Auburn course this after
noon in their last hill and dale race
70 the season.
Captain Atwood Of Edward Little
ran, although i'll, finishing seventn.
Atwood has been Edward Little
star the whole season.
The course was three miles ana the
time 16 minutes. 26 $40 seconds.
Edward Little High-Herman 2,
Taylor 4, Savage 5, Atwood Z, Pen
ley 8; total 26.
Bates Freshman-Hobbs !. Ches-
ley 8, Wyman 6, Edwards Q, john
son 10: total 90.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-16

IOuC1uUWIIS, DdVIo' III W.T. =
Goal from touchdown. Drinkwater
Substitutions: Arsenault for Rove
Robbins for Brochu, Ward for Will
liams. Baker for McAllister; Fowler
for Lindsey.
Referee. Mccain. Bangor, umpire,
Emery, Colby; head linesman, Wey-
mouth, Colby.
Time, 10 and II minute periods.
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KAY JAY
SPORT
CHAT

Fans who failed to see the COM
game Saturday cannot realize tbo
full value of Babe I.apidus to NJ.
team. The stalwart Cony back /.
conceded a place on almost eve,,
high school All-Maine team whicl
has yet been mentioned. Iackinn
the Drawn of Donovan or ~
speed of a Harrington the Cohy hacs
uses shifty run to make up for IN
speed and a headlong plunge -
make up for his lack of weiob.
Lapidus is undoubtedly the mos,
finished high school backfeld 'm ss
in the state and this claim will ha
backed up by every man who b.s
seen him perform. ''
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Hebron Smothers
Bates Warnings. $40

Lewiston, Nov. 14-Hebron acad
envy trounced the Bates. freshman
here this efternoon 20 80 a. ~.
6roI - 49, = ~ 'ns
i-''i eAii'e VI 'iie season ior polh
eIeVens.
Today's victory give the Big Green
4 clean slate for one of the best wears
Coach Overs men ever had. II also
marked the second defeat Of the sea-
son for the Bates yoarlings. Cobun
winning earlier in the Year.
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Touchdown, Johnson.
Substitutions: Coburn-Butler for
Robbins, Sullivan for Paganucci Ma
son for Johnson, Pollard for Sullivan,
Johnson for Mason, Paganucci for
Pollard, Robbins for Butler: Kents
Hill-Randall for Horne. knight for
Randall, Trumbull for Tapley, Per-
llins for Nusspickle. Nusspickle for
knight, Tapley for Barry. Barry for
Tapley, Randall for Knight.
Referee. Goode, Colby; umpire
Roundy, st. Lawrence: head lines
man, Edwards. Sprinfield.
Time Ais minute periods.
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Livermere Falls IA. Rumford 6.

Livermore Falls, Nov. 14-Liver-
more Falls, scoring twice In the first
five minutes of play, earned a touch
down margin over Rumford high here
today, to win IA to 6. Following the
home teams first score, the visitors
held and pushed over a score In the
third period but could not tie the
local eleven. Summary:
LIVERMORE FALLS G4)
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WinslOw Comes
Through with
Win Over Belfast

Winslow, Nov. 14.-Winslow High
closed successful season here this
morning by defeating Crosby High
of Belfast 20 to 0. Two long passes
and Belfast tumble were converted
into counters.
In the first period Winslow re-
pressed the leather to the Belfast
one yard line, but failed to register
A 30-yard pass, Viles to Moore
gave Winslow the ball within the
after three PUSHES.
Hodges recovered a Belfast tumble
in the third. period on the Belfast
21-yard line. Viles went through
tackle for 20 yards and Bulger regis
tered the six points.
In the first period, Viles tossed to
Bulger. the pass netting % yards
Viles gained 10 yards on hree rushes
and Hapworth went across for the
touchdown.
Viles was Winslow's outstanding
player, with Nickerson and Whit
comb featuring for Crosby eleven.
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The game Saturday was one Of tbo
most rugged it has ever been on,
good fortune to see on a high scboo
gridiron. Both teams wanted n.
game badly, both fought as hard ..
it was possible for any two teams
to fight and both were eveni.
matched enough to make iniur,as
numerous. Fletcher, Stiles. Trast
Lapidus, Dinsmore, johnson arS
Donovan were among the plaverc -
ne rocked into temporary oblirio ~
Grant of the WatervilIe team ill.,
gotr smack that enabled him +,
see a half dozen planets without
straining his eyes. '"'
Most of the high schools finished
their seasons Saturday but conv
will play Gloucester, Mass. on
Thanksgiving Day, the game taking
place in the Bay State. Until thaf
time hard practice and new plays
will take up the time of the Rel
and White gridders.
Win the football season a matter
of ancient history fans have nothing
to look forward to until the big hoy
ing show by Harry Sears IN Civ.
Hall, November 20. Harry has 4.
fine looking card arranged for the
benefit Of the fight going crowd and
some of the fastest boys in the state
will be seen within the squared cir.
Gle. Spider Murphy who came near
hanging a tin can on Tommy Bergin
in his last appearance here will be
among the fighters. Bud Fisher and
Oily Bert Tenney, local favorites will
also be seen. Rocky Gilbert who
claims to have enough punch to
make Tenney sick for the next len
years will be pitted against the Hal
lowell flash and is expected to give
the oily one a good run for his
money.
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South Dakota Univ. 7, Des MoiA's
0. G.
st. Johns Military Academy O. '''
Norbcrts 0.
BeIoit IA. Lawrence o.
Ripon 0. Carroll 81.
Buena Vista O, Cornell 2W
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Harvard Upsets
Brown Grid Team
In Hard Fought Game

Providence, r. L, Nov. Tin the
heat and strife of the battle here to-
day q new Harvard football team
was born.
Smarting for revenge after count
less defeats, and entering the con-
hict with prospects forlorn, re-
vamped and revivifed Crimson elev-
On came into its own on the lime
Slated greensward of Brown Field,
here today, and battled its way to a
eloan-cut victory over q hard fight
mg Brown eleven by a to score.
It was a great battle. Harvard
showed great improvement and won.
Brown lost, but put up a gallant
struggle In so doing. The summary:
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(dropllick); Moore. (pass..
Substitutions: Winslow. Fl. Hap
worth for Bulger; BuIger for Hap
worth: Hapworth for Taylor.
Referee, Woodworth. Bowdoin:
umpire, Macomber, Colby; head
linesman, Allen.
Twelve minute periods.
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Brewer Is. Il. C. ]. 8

Charleston, Nov. 14-Brewer high
beat Higgins Classical Institute 13 to
8 in a hard fought game here this
afternoon. Higgins scored in the
first half on a succession of good for
ward passes and rushes. In the third
period, Drinkwater of Brewer. inter
cepted two long forward passes for
touchdowns.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-16

es. Cony: Bell for Merrick, Lishness
for Bradstreet; Merrick for Bell;
Bradstreet for ishness, Knowles for
Dinsmore. Waterville, Sawyer for
Brisk. Brisk for Sawyer. Wiltshire for
Hersey. Referee Carroll of Bates.
Umpire. Wilson Of Bowdoin. Head
linesman, Canter of Bates. Time,
4-12's.
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Score-Harvard 8. Goal from field
SCnAnncey. Referee-H. A, Fisher.
o.umo1a. Umpire-A. C. Taylor'
rcston. Field iudge-Captain %.
o: Annapolis. Head linesman
=: McCabe, Holy Cross. Time
0ur ION. periods.
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Turner. Point after touchdown NAV
by Turner (placcment) ,r
Substitutions: Bangor: Chapn,aD
for McDonough I. Racldn for Scl eli
ture. McGipty for I. Racklin: Oa'I for
lie. Foley for Kilrnartin, Goa1i AZ
Whittemore. ..,ro
Referee: VinalI, p. A. c. Umpn"
F'lavin, Georgetown. HeadltnIeSshD1fo,
Norris. Fort Williams. PERIODS "
minutes.
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Bangor Flashes to
Win Over Catholic

Portland, Nov. 14-Never gaining
consistently but twice carrying the
bah within inches of the Crimson
goal line. Catholic highs grid ma
chine was stopped IS to 0 by Bangor
high at Bayside' park this afternoon
in the second grid battle between Inc
two schools-an;. one of the mosI
evenly contested duels OF the Local
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