Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-04-22
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| Waterville is worrying about the
weather conditions on account of its
game with Hallowell High, Saturday.
| me down river club has a fast out.
mt this season and Coach Hendricks
is anxious to use every spare min
| ute to smooth over the faults of his
players which popped up in the
Alumni game. De Rocher is a year
ling that the w. H. s. mentor ex-
poets to develop before the end of
the season. He has world of STUFF
on the sphere but lacks experience.
I Is the bodily sacrifice worth the
world wide fame? This is a cues
| ton which might meet various ans
Wers in regard to the great Ameri-
can Marathon. This grueling game.
which always creates far and wide
interest, is one of the most exhaus-
tive in the athletic line. Mellor. who
llnlshed in front in this years Mara
tnon, lost three pounds during the
-o-mlle grind. For every day pur-
poses, the less strenuous sports an
peal to the average Individual.
Studies and athletics have AGAIN
clashed. This time Colby is the loser,
IN TACT one Of her star members.
Brad Cutler. This particular indi
VlduaIs hitting has featured the Col
by offensive in the past and his ef
lorts VIII be missed in the game
against L. Of NJ. today. This simply
Dolls down to an urge to athletes To
Keep up their scholastic standing.
Inc Hebron Academy nine meets
ENeter Academy today. Coach
DWyer has chosen the following TO
make the trip: Bearce, Scribner
Westcott. Bailey, Corbett, jeremiah
Martin, Fraser. Finn, Wheeler
Small. Haskell, Perkins, Damon To-
Sether with Phil Lewis. manager
Dwyer will depend upon Damon and
Scribner to do the f1ingtnr wifi,
Bearce on the receiving end. The
pig Green are in hopes of making
flying start. :"
Snow at present has complete
possession of the situation at BIZ.
WICK. However, if Old Sol keens I'm
the good work, the COMMITTEES is IN
hopes OF having the meet this com
ing saturday. 1t is understood that
mere are many anxious golfers who
nave their eyes on the medals and
the Patriots cup.
IN the nrst list Of college batting
averages for the season of '25. two
twlrlers head the list, Princeton first
ana y. or V. second. A couple of
Sen Houser's proteges. Lord, who
.aronns at second and Fish who PLAYS
IN .ne outer garden are on the list.
LORDS average is 316 while that ~
Fish is 313. This shows that Rsn
mas his boys hitting.
Portland matchmakers are scratch.
ing their heads in doubt. AS vet Tho
eastern A. c. promoters have been
una PIE 70 secure an opponent TO
meet jeff Smith. A date the last NJ
thie month or tho first of Nav will
De ilxed upon soon. Dave Rosenberr.
a New York middleweight and
tommy Gill, the Pennsylvania cham
pIon are among the eligibles. George
ROBINSON, the rugged colored battIer
also wants a chance to get revenge
on Smith. Robinson suffered A X.
y. at the hands of Smith in August.
Bowdo1n is among the cluster n,
colleges that have barred intercol-
legiate athletic contests during the
lirst term. Their. aim is to assure
.i'at bona fide students take part in
intercollegiate sports and also tends
TO Keep our ringers, who merely at
tend for time to play on one Of the
teams. There seems to be a marked
increase in the policy Of general par
ticipation in athletics.
Two Of Gardeners pool artists.
Harry Goldstein and a dark horse
Will meet two Augusta players in a
game at the Savage parlors in Gar
diner tonight. There is a great deal
of interest in this match as the
players are well skilled. Goodchild
and Poulin arc the Augusta players.
Exhibition Baseball
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