Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-10-22
rSIERN ELEvENS TREATED
haste OF ROUGH WEATHER
|, Forced Indoors-Prince-
Y. plugging Ahead for Le-
|s y. Syracuse Quar-
,,rback Leaves Team

,ort Oct. 21.-P)-Rain,
's7 ,.il and sleet have given
" - .,orens their rough weather
ger Fields of mud and mire
'p'l ls.Un them what may be ex-
! y, ,sben the skies drip on Sat
~ md show just how elusive
w. Yin can become under an ap-
~. Of rain and mud and cold
Dds ,.u and slippery field mean
N Z. 70 70 Harvard, drilling with
'Aing y main for the coming of
Ighi am am saturday. The regulars
srtnous.. ge are tearing to pieces
slln JIM iine. reinforced with fresh
! scFuu a -" 1--WE touchdowns in an
% an1 Gre evidence OF a newborn
tanoo4nn IL at Dartmouth have
We. 5 5n5si,' a sophomore fullback,
roNn Mace Mace of captain Horton, who
y ne Srmny so viciously in the
rslea . after the Yale defeat
q pr nCrobably viii be on the side
d Dc s pr The whistle blows at Cam
rs WEI The Green lineup is having
iise tanning An Harvard formations
eaOle s s,yF hut the same black
prst ,sr is shining in a ferocious
tacN, snest eleven is grooming
b I. Vale In the prime test OF the
facS - The Providence team, and
yea ttf Heavy rain has forced
. 9 Til,S indoors and the Blue will
Z b,is conflict Saturday with no
iig . % since the Dartmouth tilt.
ili SSilliant back, is lost for that
oos' tr VI hacks of caliber are plenu-
/ n New Haven. 10000
] III :. e'' the Navy splashed around
n .n5 watching for flying pigskins
NO.. lIIa that will be filed with
Y IsI a,"s saturday, the Colgate eleven
l ll.i,s S around the gymnasium win
ilDs'.1 Itch the first snowfall of
o'' . - Dummy scrimmage
. y tbe freshmen who have been
. .irs5 in Navy formations,are being
sd indoors. o+4oat;or "a
!, I or sIeet. Is driving steadily ahead
~ u s s as the next stop and
!. ~ vile and Harvard game as the
l, ,r4icnjar objective Of a season that
Y. !, 1.-Two. .Irsadv seen one defeat and a
y ~ 10 add to the troubles of coach
ss,5eJl. whose Lehigh squad has
!. IHf four successive defeats. Wynn,
:, !, and d had broken his leg in scrim-
Pad feeling that cropped up on the
Zinc field when Army defeated
, -,Y last Saturday, has come to
bss5 with the resignation from the
rracuse squad Of Harold Baysinger.
.terap quarterback, on the eve OF
a Penn state battle. After a talk
IN his coach. Pete Reynolds, Bay
nger admitted his fault in striking
! Referee Victor A. Schwartz dur
+ tbe contest and decided to leave
+ team. His teammates expressed
lelr belief in the underlying sports
ianship Of the young man despite
Il lapse Saturday and Coach Rey-.
dds declared Baysinger showed his
,apllness by Willingness to atone
,r A mistake" Penn State. is bat
srng the yearling squad about in
mike deep mud and watching for
Iprward passes,
Fear Of injuries in uncertain foot
he is holding up the Army practice
or the Boston University game. The
adets are unwilling to take chances
Then there are scarcely enough regu-
lrs to 90 around and substitutes are
teak, Yale, following the Boston
leetihg, is filling the Army eye.
Rain cannot keep the Pennsylvania
quad from scrimmage that may be
milar to future contests if the wea-
Ter fails to remain clear. Handling
Hg kicks, In expectation of the work
I Howe in the Williams ~ backf1eld
atlrday, is a part of the daily work.
ITS. Dummy scrimmage in the mud
as been called on TO save the Col
mbla regulars from punishment
nile drilling for the battle with
rake, Of North Carolina. The for
ard wall that smeared everything
uane had to offer acts the same way
New York University scrimmages
salnst subs and freshmen, but Rut-
US refuses to be-stampeded and is
sung for the duel Saturday.
tordham, tackling Washington and
'neFson, Is developing an air as
i gi and Pittsburgh, with a soft
W IN Carnegie Tech, points at the
Iaer games to come. Holy Cross is
lsllng ahead for the intersectional
slIct with western Maryland and
, w virginia and West Virginia
'ss!an are putting IN long sessions
u prepare for the state feud this