Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-10-13

Lewiston game at Lewiston yesterday
1elt that their time was wasted. E,y,
eryDody who returned from the game
said that the Cony team came nearer
TO defeating the heavy Spindle City
crew than any team since the lstter.s
streak of wins which extends beck TO
the season of 1928. Il
The Lewiston team has a heavy line
which would do credit to a college
squad as far as. weight is concerned.
particularly in the center of the line,
ana until the game sesterdny q team
which held the Lewistonians to less
tnan two or three touchdowns was
admitted to have the goods. y
With the Lewiston game now his.
tory, prospects for Cony to win the
rest of the games on her schedule are
brilliant. The Lewiston game was the
hardest on the entire schedule and the
entire team with the exception of
Trask came out of the game unffurt.
Cony plays Bangor at Bangor Satur-
DAY and the team will go very easy
on the scrimmage for the rest of the
week. The Red and White, due to its
tine showing against the Lewiston
team, will be the favorite to COP the
decision over the Queen City aggrega-
ton.
The referee OF the Lewiston Conv
battle told the Cony coach after the
game that the members of the Red
and White were true gentlemen in
every sense of the world and that the
game was remarkably free from any
compliment is worth lot considering
that it came from an official who ref
crees in many games each year and
gets chance to meet the MALL.
Harry Sears, ring veteran and pop
ular fight promoter, drifted into the
Office last night with the cheering in
formation that, barring the urtimely
death of every boxer in these parts
between now and the last OF this
month, the fans are going to get real
treat.
The mayor of Saddlebacl Mountain
is already negotiating for the services
of Johnny Harko, the Polish flash,
who is a smashing. tearing type of
scrapper with decisions over Jimmy
Harmon. Lou Lambert and host of
others too numerous to mention.
Harko is one of the best drawing
cards in and around Portland as well
as in New Hampshire, which Is his
home state. The little flash will
meet either the stubborn Lou Lam
bert or the aggressive Lou Bedell in
a main bout here. Both these boxers
are Pine Tree mitt artists from
Portland. LANDER was winner In
New Hampshire before coming here
while Bedell received his early, train
ing in Pittsburgh. y
George McKenney of Gardiner and
Young Lizotte of Augusta will also
be seen on the same card. These
two rugged battlers gave the fans
something to think about in six
stanza affair last season when Nc
Kenney, who is one of the best in
the State for new man at the game.
laced LiZotte in great shape for half
the bout only to have the latter come
back in the final stages and nearly
knock the Gardiner battler into OBJ
scurity. This fight was worth the
price of admission alone at their
fight last winter and should be as
good this year.
Harry is also grooming promis-
ing heavyweight from Eustis who
will see action at one of the earliest
bouts.
The Lawrence High grid crew was
to continue it's practice sessions yes
terday but the grounds were found
to be so soggy from the storm of the
weekend that Coach Scotty MARI