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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-02
Colby Freshmen
Trim Kicker in
Lame Battle 1910
Especial to Kennebec JournaD

Especial to Kennebec JournaD
Waterville, Me-, Oct. 31-The Col
by freshmen defeated Kicker Classi-
cal Institute here this morning by a
score of 1910. The first year men
lacked the punch which has feat
ured their game heretofore and could
not score when opportunities were
offered. The line was not playing as
well as it has in the past and the
backs with the exception of Scott,
were slower than usual. Kicker
played hard game but lack of ex-
perience and poor. tackling let the
Colby men gain when least expected.
Scott was the outstanding star of
the game. His work on both line
plunges and on end runs was very
good. One of his plunges went
through the line for six of the Col
by points. Seekins made the other
score when he ran from scrimmage
around his own left end and scored
from the 80 yard line.
The Kicker team held off the Wat
erville boys twice when a score
seemed sure and showed strong
defense although their offensive
work did not compare favorably.
The stars for the winners were
Scott, Seekins, Foley and Leary,
while the losers best men were Heb
ert, McIntire and Byron.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-02
New Hampshire Gets
Decision over Tufts

Rochester, N. H., Oct. 31.-The
University of New Hampshire de-
feated Tufts College on Memorial
Field this afternoon in observance
of home coming day of the Alumni,
to 6, in very exciting contest. At
the opening of the game Captain
Eddie O'Connor caught Tufts kick
off on his own ten yard line and
dashed up the field 80 yards for a
touchdown, but failed on the at
tempt for the goal. For the remand
er of the half New Hampshire
threatened but could not score.
The work of Captain O'Connor, Nj
cora, Ab5iatti, and Foster stood out
for New Hampshire, while Captain
Perry, Schrodeur, and Clabault
starred for Tufts. Both teams lost
much ground on penalties.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-02
CHINA.

The people here were saddenea :.
learn of the death of Edwin IoNn.
of Waterville, whose funerai Wa'
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Towns q; =.
their summer cottage on China Lss'
today. They will reside at LeAns
ton, Mass, for the winter. 80 a,
Silver Lake Grange will helo y, ~
regular meeting Tuesday, Novein 1ass
8. Hope every one that IS 70 'A an
part in the program viii maAs -
effort to be present. - |,
Road Commissioners, Allie Dos 80 i
doing fine work on the Pono .. liz,
and on the Hunnewell hill, WIZ
was much needed. d.
James Martins house Is muoh srd
proved by the new Verano"
windows. ,a The
The village school was closed IN -.
last of the week owing to the te~s'
ers' Convention at Portland.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-02
COburn and Wilton
Battle to Tie Score
Especial to Kennebec Journal.)

Especial to T[ennebec Journal)
Waterville, Nov. 1.-The Coburn
girls hockey team and the Wilton
Academy team fought four hard
periods to to 2 draw on Libbey
field yesterday morning. Miss
Grindali, the right wing of the win
ners, was the outstanding player of
the contest. The Coburn goals were
made by the Misses Hodges and
Gaylord. The lineup:
Coburn-Daye, lw; Hodges. lg:
Foster, C; Gaylord, rg; Grindall, rw:
III. Simmons, III; r. Rollins, CHI; f.
Rollins, rh; Brown. Id; Bean, RIB;
Hutchins, 6.
Wilton-A. Scribner, lw; Merrill,
lg; Sand, C: A. Grant, re-; A. Wells,
rw: L. Cox, III: N. Burnham, CHI;
i. McGrath, rh; L. Farmer. Id; NJ.
Colby, RIB; A. Millett, s.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-02
Yale Furnishes Big
Upset of Day, Licking
Army Mule by 28-7

New Haven. Conn, Oct 31.-(By
AP)-Yaie overwhelmed the unde-
feated Army eleven before 10000
spectators in the Yale Bowl today,
% to Z. An inadequate air defense
and erratic handling of the ball by
the Army backs contributed largely
to the downfall Of the future lieuten-
ants.
Four times Yale elects engraved
their imprint on the territory behind
the Army goal posts, while only
once was the Mule able to generate
enough kick to plant the ball behind
the Yale goal. The Ellis scored twice
as the indirect result of successful
air thrusts, once on a blocked kick
and the last time as a result of an
Army funsble. A brilliant SO-yard
run by Harry Wilson in the third
had intercepted a forward pass on
his own 20 yard line gave the Army
its lone touchdown.
lale's knitting air offensive broke
the hearts of the cadet defense. OF
six passes attempted only three were
completed but the damage wrought
by two of these cannot be measured
in terms of yards.
The statistics of the game show
that the Yale team made seven first
downs to but five for the army. while
Yale was penalized seven times for
a total of So yards, while the Army
lost but five yards by penalties. Yale
attempted six passes, three of them
completed, one for SO yards and an
other for 16 yards, while the third
failed to gain. The Army tossed eight
passes and completed two, one for
&c yards and the other for 50 yards.
The lineup:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-02
M. c, I, 20-Thornton o

Saco, Me, Oct. S1-Outweighed
and except in the last period, out
played, Thornton Academy was de-
feated by the Maine Central Institute
team of Pittsfield 20 to 0. Summary:
Maine Central-Martel, lie; Mum
son, 1t; Lizotte, lg; Louder, c; Saw
age, rg; Luttrell, lg; ]. Flatley, re;
karkos, OBJ; Cormier, Abb; Andrews,
RIB; Lament, fb.
Thornton Academy-Lombard, re;
Marcou, TT; McCollum, rg; Nc
Keen, c; Mapes, lg; Roussin, It,;
Armstrong. e; Brown, OBJ: Murray,
RIB; Karangers, lib; Patterson, fb.
Score by periods:
Maine Central ...... 0 Z Z 90
Touchdowns made by Cormier,
karkos. Lament. Points by goal
after touchdown made by Karkos,
Referee Donahue. Umpire r. Burns.
Linesman A. Burns. Time four los.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-02
BiddefOrd Holds
Lewiston High

+ Biddeford, Me, Oct. SIN the
presence Of nearly 5000 fans from
Lewiston, Saco and Biddeford, the
largest &rowd that ever attended a
football game here, Biddeford High
and Lewiston High played to a score
less tie at Prospect Park this after
noon. The summary:
Biddeford High-Morie lie, Murphy
IT, King lg, Belanger C, Carroll rg,
Zanilows TT, Meigher re, Anderson,
Emery. OBJ. Gaudette lib, Fleischer
rhb, Rocdefal fb.
Lewiston High-O'Leary re, Melvin
TT. Pendergast re, Couture C, Meader
Is. NJ. O'Dorsa 1t, Harkins lie, Weber
ab, Mathews RIB, Leighton lib, Hall
fb.
Referee, Thompson. Umpire, Nelson.
Linesman, Bryant. Time, two ION. and
two 12m. periods.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-02
Syracuse Keeps
Her Slate Clean

Syracuse, N. Y, Oct. 31.-(AP)-
Syracuse University maintained its
unbroken string of victories here to-
day and kept it's goal line inviolate
in conquering hard fighting Penn
State team in a spirited gridiron
Joust on muddy field before 10000
spectators. The score was Syracuse
Z; Penn State o.
Syracuse made eight first downs
to four for Penn State.
Today's victory leaves Syracuse
the only team in the east which has
not been scored on,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-02


Westbrook, Me-, Oct. 31-West-
brook high won, 6 to 2, from South
Portland high here today. The sum-
mary:
Westbrook II. S.-Howe, lie: Sulli-
van 1t; Hay, lg; Reece, c: Walker,
re-; Chandler, Winslow. TT; Wood
man, re: Charming, OBJ; Campbell,
lib: Bancroft, RIB: Aube, fb.
South Portland II. S.-Smart, re;
Spear, TT; Murphy rg; Kinds, C:
Concannon, G.. Lord, g; Dunton, 1t;
Brown. lie; Dresser. OBJ: Tomlinson,
RIB; Gowell, lib: Whitney, fb.
Score by periods:
"CSlOi JUN O-b
%. TOTtidHQ ~
Referee O'Brien. Lewiston. UNI
pire, Ambrose, Notre Dame. Lines
man Jordan, U. of M. Time four
lbs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-02
OF Interest to Veterans

Portland, Oct 31-There mas s
Gently been adopted by the . u
Veterans Bureau procedure py .rr,tal.
it is possible for competent hvsp sIIot
lied World War Veterans " men.
a portion of their monthly coa GUM 81
sation payments to any peio ~ fol
persons, firm, or corporation, az ~ Of
deposit to the veterans cr ~ per.
to the credit of any person VI hank
sons, firm, or corporation any This
or other fiduciary instituuo Az. II. S
announcement is made by 'n'
Veterans Bureau, here. ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-02
Brewer SO, Old Town 0 .

Brewer, Oct. 31.-Brewer High, the
team which Sammy" Cuttsold,
Maine star, has developed wonder
fully this season, outclassed Old
Town High 80 to 0 here today, scor-
ing on all kinds of plays.
Two of the tallies were made on
blocked punts picked up by Brochu,
who dashed down the field for touch
downs.
Brewer High has played six games.
winning five, tying ono. and has NOT
been scored on this year.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-02
Oath Noted Argentine

Buenos Aires, Nov. l-lA s.;ns al
Jose Ingenieros. noted Args san,v thl
ienist and writer. died suddenly del
morning. DIR. Ingenieros Was scien.
egate to the Pan-Amerlcan otor Il
tific congress held at Washi"
1915 -s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-02
NORTH AUGUSTA

The ladies of the Farm Bureau met
at the North augusta Grange hall
Thursday. 1e members being present.
MISS Grace Pennock was also present.
The ladies made several baskets and
serving trays. They were much pleased
win the work and plan to do more
without MISS Pennoch's aid at their
next meeting.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-02
School Games Saturday

Portland IA, Bangor 0.
Westbrook 6, South Portland 2.
Cony 9, Deering 0.
Hebron 10, Kent's Hill ..
Rockland 80, Camden Z.
M. c. I. 20, Thornton o.
Lewiston 0, Biddeford 0.
Berwick .Acad. IA, Alumni 0.
FoXcroft Acad. 6. E. NJ. G. S. 0.
SHOWN agan 6. Fairfield O.
Clark School 10. n. H. Frosh o.
Edward Little 8, Abbott School
Winslow 10, Higgins O.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-02

At Providence: j. and p. Coats 1
Providence 0.
At Tiverton: Fall River ., Newark
l.
At Brooklyn: Indiana Flooring .;
Brooklyn II. c., 0.
At New York: Shawshecn 8: New
York Giants ..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-02
WinslOw Trims
Higgins by 1910

Waterville, Oct. 31-Winslow High
defeated Higgins here this forenoon
1870 in a battle fought on q soggy
field. Winslow upset the dope BY
playing superior football Throughout
the game. The Winslow backs tore
through the Higgins line fer long
gains almost at will. Higgins, rated
as one of the best played poorly a.
though at times showed bpleatys Of
power. Hodges, viles. and Matheson
doomed up in the Winslow line, while
all the backs played well. For the
losers McAllister was the best BET
stopping many plays single handed.
Gum NJ q wv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-02
College Games Saturday


Bates 7, BoWdoln b.
Yale %, Army z.
Harvard IA, William & Mary Z.
Princeton 10, Swarthmore Z.
Dartmouth IA, Brown 0.
Holy Cross %, Bucknell Z.
Boston College 81, Providence O.
Illinois "a, Penna 2.
Michigan "a, Navy 0.
Cornell II, Columbia IA.
Amherst II. Mass Aggies 0.
New Hampshire 9, Tufts 6.
Pittsburgh 81, Johns Hopkins O.
Notre Dame IS, Georgia Tech 0.
Fordham Univ. 26, New York Univ.
6.
West Virginia 81, Washn. & Lee 0.
Navy Plebes 10, Georgetown Fresh
men Z.
Syracuse z, Penn State 0.
st. Lawrence 6, Hobart 0. =
Middlebury z, ST. Stephens s.
Colgate IA, Michigan State 0.
Conn. Aggies 10, Manhattan 0.
Worcester Tech 26, Rhode Island
IS.
Boston Univ. 0, Springfield 20.
LAFAYETTE 20, ST. Benayenture 6.
FFranklin & Marshall z, Haver-
ford 6.
Allegheny 6, Maynesburg O.
Missouri %, Ames 8.
Juniata 0, Susquehanna 0.
North Carolina 16. Maryland 0.
RUTGERS IL, Penn Military IL.
Lehigh Z, Muhlenberg 8.
ST, Johns 0, Villanova Z.
Georgetown 81, King College o.
ST. Johns 80, Gallaudet Z.
Minnesota IL, Wisconsin II.
Dickinson 13, Albright 0.
Oklahoma O, Nebraska u.
Vanderbilt Z, Mississippi Univ. o.
Chicago 6, Purdue o.
Clarkson 6, Rensselaer, Poly 0.
Washington JEFF 20, Bethany 0.
Harvard Freshmen 80. Cushing
Academy 0.
Williams s. Union S.
Marquette IS. Creighton 0 final.
Carroll 20, Northwestern College o.
Northland 0. Marquette Normal Z.
Virginia Poly Institute 6, South
Carolina 0.
Duke 10. Univ. of Richmond 0.
JJrsinus 0, Gettysburg q.
Western Reserve 10. Heidelburg Z.
Detroit II, John Carroll s.
Mt. Union 80. Case 0.
Baldwin Wallace s. Akron 0.
Denison 6, Miami o.
Hiram II, Otterbein IL (tie).
Ohio Wesleyan 2S, Wittenberg IL.
Tulane 10. Auburn 0.
Sewanee %, Chattanooga 0.
Florida 81, Rollins College 0.
Alabama 6, Miss. A. & NJ. Q.
The Citadel 10, Mercer Univ. 0.
Univ. Of Dayton %, Univ. of Gin
cinnati 0.
Kenyon 0, st. Xaviers s.
Ohio Northern 6. Ohio Univ. 0.
Iowa 2S, Wabash Z.
Vermont 8, Norwich Q.
Davidson Q, North Carolina State o.
Roanoke IS, Lenoir 0.
Catholic University 6, Quantico Ma
rines 10.
RolIa Miners IA. st. Louis Univ. Z.
Hamline 0, Lawrence Is.
Monmouth College IS, Illinois Col
lege 0.
Bradley "a, Augustana 6.
Illinois State Normal 6, Charleston
Normal Z.
North Dakota TO-, North Dakota Ag-
gies 10.
Cornell College Z, Knox 6.
Beloit 16, Coe Z.
Oshkosh 6. Kalamazoo Z.
AIorningside 10. Des Moines Univ. Z.
Columbia z, Valparaiso 6.
St. Ambrose So, Wisconsin School OF
Mines 0.
st. Norberts 10, Depaul Z.
Carleton T. Manchester 6.
Trinity s. Wesleyan 0.
Southwestern 6, Millsaps Q.
Mass. Institute Of Tech. 6, Lowell
Textile 0.
George Washington 81, Washington
College 0.
Geneva 10, Thiel 0.
Butler So, Rose Poly 0.
Franklin IA, Depauw 10.
Utah Aggies 0, Colorado AgEies 1c.
st. Johns College Z, Concordia Ia.
Oregon Aggies 81, Montana z.
Kalamazoo Normal Z, Oshkosh 6.
Colorado College IS, Univ. OF Dem
yer Z.
Regis College &c, South Dakota
school OF Mines 0.
Ea niltnn 10 e, g Of n Y
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-02
PORTLAND TRIMS
BANGOR BY use
new FORMATIONS

y Portland, Oct. 30-The Blue of
Portland scars triumphantly today
over the Crimson of Bangor, for yes
terday afternoon, before more than
5000 grid fans, Jimmy Fitzpatrick's
fighting Blue team rolled over the
Crimson invaders IA to in the great
est victory Of the year for the local
eleven.
The score does not show the mark
ed superiority of the Blue for all
through the hectic contest the Tight
ing was done in Bangor territory and
only for a short time in the second
period did the Queen City team man
age to start any offensive that threat
ened the local goal line, yet to be
crossed this season. Portland had
the ball on the half yard line as the
game ended.
j Portland used new formations and
new shifts which upset the Crimson
greatly and these forward passes
coming after fake criss- crosses ana
delayed passes, bothered the Crimson
defense all through the contest. Ban
COR. too, had something up its sleeves
in regard to an overhead game ana
only by the narrowest margin did the
Queen City team ran TO colnpiete wv
passes in the second quarter, which,
had they been completed, might have
resulted in scores for the Crimson.
Summary:
PORTLAND (14) co. BANGOR
PettiS lie lie L. hdCNIii
Conroy 1t 1t Rlchardsoi-
Donahue Ig .............lg FinneGan
Fairweather ............c MCClay
E.,os rr ....rg sullivan
Smith TT TT fIChsoh
Mcguire re ............ re McIihHio
Stevens OBJ ..........qb McDonougn
Welcn IN III 0hNNAAA-'
Hallgren rh .........rh Turner
Kochian fb ............ fb M. Racknn
portland II 0 2 OIL
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for NC
Donough, Valenta for Racklin, Rack
lin for McGinty-
Referee, Comedian; Umpire, Stew
art; Head Linesman, Manter.
Time tens and twelves.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-02
Foxcroft 6, Bucksport O

Dover Foxcroft, Oct. 3o--Foxcroft
Academy today defeated Eastern
Maine Conference Seminary here 6
to 0. scoring in the first quarter on
straight football. Berry, who scored.
starred throughout the game along
with FIR. Dyer, while Sprague. Z. NJ.
c. S. quarterback, featured the play
of the Bucksport aggregation. e. NJ
c. S. displayed a strong attack, it's
forward passing game being a con-
tinual threat Summary.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-02

Constance and Peronne az On fror,
ius. two talented young Me'N - sons
Holland, are teaching tne art the
and daughters of Strongn,ovie art.
dog actor, how to become i srs, tins
lists in their turn. the ne and The
they must learn is obedience, weea
puppies have school five days of,
with Saturdays and Sunda!
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-02
Red Grange Flashes
In Illinois Triumph
Over PENNSYLVANIA

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 31-(AP)-A
flash of red lightning struck the red
and blue gridiron juggernaut this att
ernoon and split it to pieces with
reverberating crash.
The lightning was Red Grange, ILL
nois thunderbolt, and in the wake OF
his dazzling thrusts through the mud
of Franklin Field, Pennsylvanfa's
hitherto unbeaten eleven. demoralized
and put to rout, went down to crush
ing defeat.
The final score was Illinois "a.
Pennsylvania 2.
Grange scoring three touchdowns
himself, paving the way for the fourth
and narrowly missing two others, gave
as great an exhibition as any grid
iron has ever witnessed in bringing
about the downfall OF the Quakers al
most single-handed, while record
crowd Of $1,000 looked on in amaze
ment.
On, field wet and soggy from a
previous days snowfall and under con-
ditions which were expected to prove
big handicap to Grange, this ace of
backfield aces moved with the sure
footedness of a panther. The speed of
deer and the destructive force of a
cyclone. Instead of being hampered,
the Illinois captain thrived On the
heavy going. keeping his feet as he
lodged and twisted, shaking off tack
lers by the half dozen with a deadly
straight arm and always pressing for
ward, even when it seemed the entire
Penn team was massed to bring him
down.
1t was Oranges day, the greatest
he has had since he ran wild through
Michigan last fall. and he lost no time
convincing the cast, colorful throng of
his marvellous ability as broken field
runner. On the sixth play OF the
game, the sorrel-thatched meteor
grabbed punt and raced So yards
through the whole Penn team for the
first Illinois touchdown.
PENNSYLVANIA ILLINOIS
Ensinger lie .............. lie, Kassell
Wilson, 1t ............. 1t, Mariner
IKE, lg .'........'.... ls, ShlVely
Roplnson, ........,..... c. ReltSch
Butler, re- .......... re-, Mitterwalner
Slerackl, TT '........... RI, Brown
mayer, re ............... re, Squlres
Lelth, qp .............. qD, Grange
Douglass, In .......... III, Daugherty
Rogers, rh .............. rh, Gallivan
Long, ID .-........... ID, Brltton
Score by periods:
Pennsylvania ........ O. 2
Illinois .......... IL 0-24
Illinois scoring: Touchdowns, Grange
:, Britton. Pennsylvania scoring,
safety by Britton., Referee, Walter
Eckersall, Chicago. Umpire. Thomas.
Thorpe, Columbia. Linesman, Charles
Eckles, Washington & Jefferson. Field
judge, Milton Gheen, Dartmouth. Time
of periods, Is minutes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-02
KAY JAY
SPORT
CHAT

X. .. Chubbuck Of Skowhera, :,
has come along in impf ess,n.a ala
since he kissed the local cans sssls
the hands of Tommy Bere;n g a
with a challenge t. all the cooa oIt
ers in the state who want scs gu YET.
plenty Of it. tbs townsman s rll
Peters Is also on the looko,,, A "
prospective victims. Harry sss..l or
angling for the services Of thssa .
mitt artists and they will rrss .Eo
be seen in action at one of HE $50. -
in the near future. s'OMs
Harry Sears has also been in 49,,
with Texaco Pete, whose battIa 's .s.l
Bert Tenney of Halloween w.. ~
classic. The Texaco wants 10 =.
if the story regarding Tennevss A y
tirement from the squared ,cire,. ~ :
true and stated that he was ,,,,,,.s Y
and ready to give the Hallowe, T' asas
a return match. II Tenney cannot m. 4.
secured the Terrier will be mats ays y
with Yom King of Biddeforss =
youngster in the game but alrs,,ss
the terror of most Of the feather -,
junior lightweight men in the st a..
and the rest of the clever. hass
hitting Tom Travers stable ii Biss.
ford. The wild-swinging. hard .soss
ing Duke Menard, who al nrs s.a
holds the Maine flyweight title /,
one of the fastest boys in the sts.s :
and manages to make his 107 founa,
OF flesh floor heavier opponents,
Colby went up in the air in mor,
than one way in the game win
Maine Saturday. After discoyerhr
that the Maine line was not In.
pregnable by plunging nearly 40
yards down. the field right throurh
the line and scoring their only toucb.
down they failed the goal ana tber
started to toss passes into the air
which the Maine team gobbled mn
with great delight. Fans who saw
the game were of the opinion that
had Colby kept her attack on the
ground the worst thing that could
have happened would have been 4
victory by Maine with only two
touchdowns. ~
The Maine win by such q wd.
margin was a distinct surprise 10
everyone even to those who had pre.
dicted a Maine victory. The uni.
versity had a huge cheering section
and showed that it Is solidly behind
its teams. Such a spirit goes a
long way in game like the Colby
game
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-02
Good Morning, Problems

Face the problems. II We sojns 70
succeed it must be by eacn oru,enber.
the best of his capacity Saa broth
ing that in a sense he Is n.sovelt.
er's keeper.-Theodore Roose
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-02
Coz BROWN

Dartmouth scoring, touchdowns by
Lane, Rubin Substitute for SMITH;
Points from try after touchdown,
Tully (drp kick. Referee H. A.
Fisher. Columbia; umpire H. c. Nc
Grath, Boston college; linesmai e.
Kelly. Springfield. Time by periods,
Is minutes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-02

Substitutions Moscovit for Fotter,
Carlson for Dexter. Myers for Foley,
Foley for Myers, Dexter for Fowlie,
Leary for Pitcher, Moscovit for Cow
ing, Allison for Clough, Giles for
Lyons, Hearon for Wiggin, Cowing
for Moscovit.
Time four les. Referee Haines of
New Hampshire; umpire Goodrich Of
Colby; head linesman Lobdell Of
Clarkson. wi
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-02
National Professional Football
League
Westbrook 6; So. Portland 2

At Providence: Steam Rollers II,
Rochester 0.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-02

Harvard scoring, ToucnuoWHs U9
Crosby, Sayles (substitute for Doher-
ty.) Points after touchdown, Crosby,
2, by placement kicks. William ana
Mary scoring, touchdown, Davis.
Point after touchdown Matsu. by
dropkick. Referee Carl P. Schott,
New York; umpire, James N. Young,
North Adams; field judge, A. K.
Dormant, New Bedford; head lines
man, Fred ". Burleigh, Boston.
Time two 12's and two 15's.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-02

Touchdown by Berry.
Substitutions: Marshall for Crab
tree. Herring for Berry, A. Dyer for
Rodeic, Thompson for Kuchlin.
heierce, Mason, U. of M. Umpire,
Blood. Head linesman, Boyle.
Periods, 10 and IL minutes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-02
Harvard Has Trouble
Getting 14-7 Decision
Over William & Mary

Cambridge, Mass, Oct. 31-(AP)-
A fighting football team from Will
lam and Mary battled Harvard to
standstill for more than half the
game in the stadium today, before
the Crimson unleashed forward
passing attack, coupled with several
breaks, gave them the victory, IA TO
2.
The Southerners displayed the
hardest brand of tackling seen In
the stadium in years and stopped the
Crimson rushing machine dead IN
the opening quarter. Early IN the
second period the visitors fleet left
halfback, Irwin, downed Stafford,
Harvard quarterback, in his tracks
on the Crimson 5-yard line. Three
plays later he blocked Coady's put on
the Harvard 2e-yard line, recovered
the BAH. and on the next play, Davis
right end, snatched a forward pass
from Matsu. the Southerners' shifty
quarterback and raced over the line