. The New Hampshire College Monthly. by Loud, followed bya forward pass. The star men forNew Hampshire were Loud, who wasthe best ground gainer, and Brackett,who played a steady game at quarter-back. The line-up: New , , , (Proud), (Perkins), , , Bates. , Thompson , Andrews , Jecusco c, Cole , Shepard , Dyer Proud (Capt.), (Robinson), , DanalyBrackett (Twomey), , RemmertLowd, , Dennis Haines (Reardon), , LovelySwasey (Jones), , Conklin Score: Bates, 5
. The New Hampshire College Monthly. by Loud, followed bya forward pass. The star men forNew Hampshire were Loud, who wasthe best ground gainer, and Brackett,who played a steady game at quarter-back. The line-up: New , , , (Proud), (Perkins), , , Bates. , Thompson , Andrews , Jecusco c, Cole , Shepard , Dyer Proud (Capt.), (Robinson), , DanalyBrackett (Twomey), , RemmertLowd, , Dennis Haines (Reardon), , LovelySwasey (Jones), , Conklin Score: Bates, 5; N. H., 0. Touch-down, Lovely. Referee, Ingalls ofBrown; umpire, Hapgood of Lewis-ton; field judge, Burke of Worcester;linesmen, Robinson of New Hamp-shire and James of Bates; time, fourtwelve-minute periods. Bowdoin, 23; New Hampshire, 0. In one of the most unsatisfactorygames ever played on our homecampus, Bowdoin defeated NewHampshire 23-0 on October 8. Fromall standpoints the game was a poor 28 The New Hampshire College Monthly. exhibition, and finally devolved intoan individual contest of rule break-ing among the various players. Inthis Bowdoin excelled. There weresome redeeming features, however;Bowdoin displayed a beautiful inter-ference on all end runs, but could donothing with the New Hampshireline, which was unusually strong ondefence. Then, too, the spectaculardefensive work of Captain Proud wasgood to see. At all times he seemedto be present, and his many savagetackles did much to keep the scorewithin reason. Swasey, too, playedwell for us. For Bowdoin, Smith at fullback was a fiend withthe ball; he was ably seconded byWetherell, left half-back. Bowdoin kicked off to New Hamp-shire, but the ball was not advancedquite the required 10 yards in thethree downs. A kick was called for,the ball going seven yards to whereLowd received it on the five-yard line,advancing to the 26-yard line before being downed. Shortly a penaltycaused us to punt. Bowdoin ad-vanced th
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