Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-10-05
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e vork. oct. l.-(By the Asso-
z. p.,s.s1-Eddie Tryon Of Colgate,
- ~, nor original ice-man. is the lead
sp.. IN the eastern intercollegi-
H,a,ron. In gaining 100 yards
80 GARRISON Tech Saturday. Tryon
~ ava touchdowns In addition to
~ ~. hall through the crossbars
nn .;rss for points after touch
Pr si ssctna to the Colgate ace is
W. s.r dartmouth halfback. who
.nuchdown behind Tryon. Tryon
u, ,.sSs the field in the matter Of
s,nr extra points after touendown
n eight goals.
.,av. Mass, Oct. 4.-(AP)-
.ra football team sustained one
~. casualty in the Rensselaer,
lous s,,urday. 1t was learned today.
"a paly, varsity guard, started an
sn.e injury with which he was
1910 last fall. and coaches said
N.r,d ~ out Of the lineup against
,M NAV nsxt Saturday. He may
u. vi. ~ NAV against Holy Cross the
, III week, however. it was said.
,.,...o. Oct. 4.-(AP)-Max Carey
~ Pittsburgh Pirates is the cham
major league base stealer Tor
n was given q close race by
,v Mostil Of the Chicago White
". -ho topped tie American League
=" hssa lines. Each Of the leaders
% rair on the final day Of the
Carey bringing his total to 80
4 Mostil ringing up a..
me-, Point. N. Y, Oct. s.-(AP)--
fsshioned football colored with
.h.s OF aerial warfare carried the
MA states Military Academy's
IAN 70 : clean-cut victory over the
Iiversity Of Detroit team here today
| the Army's gridiron inaugural, 81
s.
hsidd,etovn. Conn, Oct. 3.-Wesley-
| sefeated st. stephens here this
k.rnoon 7 to s. the point after touch
r. scored by Martin via the drop
n route being the deciding score of
battle.
South Bend, Ind, Oct. SAP
~ Nctre Dame football players
mart in the So to 0 defeat of Lom-
college today. Coach Knute
Sckne made changes so rapidly the
q were groggy and it was only in
third and fourth periods that his
In played in satisfactory form.
Hanover. N. H, Oct. 3.-Dartraouth
heated Hobart this afternoon 81 to 0
slow field. Oberlander and Myles
Ins shared the glory for Dartmouths
Princeton. N. j., Oct. 3-Held
breless in the first half by a fighting
nherst eleven, Princeton staked a
Fong finish to win over the New
kglanders. 20 to D, in the opening
lns of the season in Palmer stadium
8 afternoon. Both Bill Roper and
|uss" McLaughry sent their second
ovens onto the field to start the
line, substituting the varsities at
end Of the first period. Dan
Iulkins' good generalship and Jake
kgle's stellar play featured. Prince
b completed seven out Of nine for
|rd passes for gains Of so yards.
Worcested. Oct. 3-Holy Cross
btball team met stiff opposition to-
in the st. Johns college team
Sm Brooklyn and was forced to the
bit to beat the visitors, 8 to 6. Last
r Holy Cross beat st. Johns % to
chicago. Oct. 3-(AP)-George ].
>riarty and c. B. Owens today were
bigned by Pres. B. B. Johnson of
American League to off1ciate Is
bpires in the Worlds Series.
Portland, Oct. 3.-Jimmy Titx-
tricks Portland High grid team
pvs and battered jts way to a
cisive victory over Westbrook
Eh at Bayside Park yesterday
(ernoon. The score was s to O.
b game was played under terrible
ltball conditions, q driving rain
. feld Of mud, making 1t almost
possible to tell one player from
other after the first few minutes
Play.
auburn. Oct. 3.-Edward Little
p it, second straight game here
~, beating Morse High 1870. 1t
battle Of mud ana water.
ga in . driving rain storm. A
y punt paved the way for the
score, in the flrst period, when
ward Little recovered on Morse's
ysrd line and great line plunging
sne diminuuve Bernstein carried
pser. In the second period. Ed
2 Little took ball down the field
traight PUSHES and Winterbottom
ped through tackle for a Is yard
and the Eddies' second score.
tnlrd score was registered just
me Closing whistle blew when
pson intercepted q Morse for
9 ana ran IS yards to a touch
~ York, Oct. ga. P.)-yohn
eyoier, president Of the National
que believes that the "Pittsburg
s1es have little the better
nes TO win" the worlds series
washington but also pays tri-
70 the strength of the Ameri-
~: League entry. 1T would be
.a said Mr.. Heydler to the
sS rted Press today, TO make
usnt predictions when a team Of
~ "eaainess and spirit OF the
a'nston Senator's Is engaged
team that has the dash, brill
ana power Of the Pittsburg
s.S. Predicting greater interest
ME- ~. before. Mr.. Heydier adds
tsl tnat the games could be
is;,,.. oeiore crowds of 200, 900 II
Aaes apr such were availab
ae. Pct. 8-Onacial announce
ol the termination of the ca :
u Joseph T. "Cuddy'' Murphy
ssls'ty Of Maine athletics
oe today when his resigna-
- accepted by the board OF