Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-11-11
FORM new DRIVING CLUB At
Meeting AT AUGUSTA HOUSE
COLBY OUTFIT
READY FOR Bates
This AFTERNOON

Waterville, Nov. 10.-Colby will
play the last game of the State Sc
ries against Bates tomorrow when
the Waterville team goes to Lewis
ton to battle with the Bobcats to
keep out of the State series cellar.
The last game of the season will
be the last college game of their
Captain Thomas f. O'Donnell Of
Norwood, Mass; Albert L. Peacock
of Providence. r. L.: c. Evan John
son of Norwood, Mass; Roland E.
Potter of Waterville, and Joseph L.
Washington of Brooklyn. n Y. The
two first PANIED will be finishing
their fourth year as regulars on
the varsity team and their fourth
as outstanding men N Maine foot
ball. both having been members of
the all-Maine team for the two past
years and without doubt headed for
their third.
Both O'Donnell, center, and Pea
cock, guard, were members of the
championship team their freshman
year but the others of the five Sc
niors have never tasted the sweet
ness of a championship. Potter and
Johnson were members of the var
sity team for the past two seasons
with the former playing brilliantly
at end and the latter doing excellent
work at left halfback. Washington
and Potter have alternated at right
end during the present season and
the latter has done very fine work
during the year.
Yesterday the team worked on
L. ell
until dark and, although the work
was not very strenuous, it covered
almost every phase of the game.
The kickers worked for time, the
ends and backs caught passes, and
the line practiced holding on punts
with Seekins kicking.
The starting lineup is not yet de-
cided as the condition of the field
tomorrow will decide who will start
the game in the backfield.
If the field is in decent condition
the following men will start: Right
end. Macdonald: right tackle. Heal;
right guard, Peacock; center, Cap
tain O'Donnell; left guard, Bagnall;
left tackle. Carlson; left end Fled
Ter: quarterback, Erickson; right
half, Seekins; left half, Johnson;
and fullback. Drummond.
If it is a wet day the line will
remain the same but the backfield
will be changed to add weight and
strength on line plunging and in
that event the backs who will start
will probably be as follows: Quar-
terback, Erickson; right halfback,
Rogers; left halfback, MacLean; and
fullback, Drummond. The final
choice Of starters for the game will
not be made until the game is about
to start and the condition of the
field can be determined.
Erickson will start at quarterback
and without doubt will play during
the major part of the game if not
the full four periods. He will be
opposing his brother Eddie, quarter
back on the Bates team, and the
generalship which he shows today
may determine whether or not he
surrenders his title as all-Maine
signal barker. He will be the big
gest offensive threat of the team II
a passing game is used as in the
games previously played this year
he has been an excellent forward
pass HEAVIER.
The men who will make up the
squad which will leave for Lewis
ton this morning are as follows:
Ends: Fielder, Callaghan. Mac
Donald, Potter, Washington.
Tackles: Heal, Carlson, Tufts,
Giles, West.
Guards: Peacock, Bagnall. Lom-
gard. Nee, Cowing.
Centers: Captain O'Donnen, Caul-
field Chute.
Backs: Erickson. LaVigne. Sau-
cier, Drummond. Rogers. Scott.
Johnson, MacLean. Depew. Seekins,
Baldwin, Uppstrum.
Coach Roundy, Assistant Coach
Comedian. Trainer Edwards and
Manager Maxwell will accompany
these 80 men on the trip.
After breakfast at the Elmwood
Hotel, where the squad will be the
guests Of Billy Cook, loyal alumnus
of the college, the men will leave
by bus for Lewiston.