The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-09
BROWN UNIVERSITY.
The Bali Team Practiisng-Daily Draw
ings for the Tennis tournament.

Inc ltuli Ienm fractlIeng-Dhlly DrhW-
ings for the Tennis tournament.
The ball team is practising daily at
AdelaidePark Especial attention is given
to batting, switch has always been the
weak point OF the team. Steere,
captain Of the team, Tenny,
White, George and Long OF
last years team are back. Among the
promising candidates in '91 are Bennett,
Russell, Perkins and Hancock. Donovan
and Willard on the football team are also
crack ball players. The prospects are
that the team Of "a will be The best in
the history Of the COLLEGE.
The Tennis a~ssociatio will hold its
annual tournaments on the courts Of the
East Side Teunis club.
The banner for the Interscholastic
championship James played last spring
has AZ last arrived. The Championship
was won by the Rogers High school at
Newport, to whom the banner will be
presented.
The stewards Office will be opsn in the
evening hereafter.
The drawings for the tenn is tourna-
me It resulted as follows:
Rockefeller vs.. McAuslau, Ii. G. Field
We. Tinkham, Dashiek VS.. G.. A. Andrews,
w. A. Jones VS.. Burt. Summer VS.. Dyer,
Beckford VS.. Elmer. Mcdonald vs.. Hoyt.
Torrance VS.. Arthur. Jastran VS.. Joe
Lewis, Thomas vs.. Burrage, Cady
80 VS.. Cady '91, Mess, rott
VS.. A. NJ. CIR enc, Lang VS.. Nash, Alden
vs.. Gardiner, Packard VS.. Peckhsm. Dow
linz VS.. Macurda, Brownell VS.. Whitnan,
McLane VS.. lawson. Lewis, 80, VS.. winner.
!, Gov an VS.. Richardson. Cooper, 1854 q.
rt.ra q Ct.o. NUu~l-E
VS.. winner 4. Durham W. winner z, Monk
VS.. winner 8, Allen VS.. winner 10. Hiuck-
ley VS.. Peck. There are fifty entries In
all.
The senior class elections resulted as
follows: President, Z ayton 5. Cooper;
first wee president, George M. Chamber
lain; second vic, president, John w. Bev-
erly; secretary. Eugene f. Everett;
treasurer, Henry ID. Shar e.; orator,
John Hope; poet, Harold ID. Hazel inc; first
speaker at tle class tree, Ed : ard +.
Gamwell; second speaker at the class
tree, Albert j. Pope; address TO under
graduates, Israel Strauss; chairman Of
the class day committee, Joseph w.
Lewis: second member of the class
day committee, Richard w. Kirkley;
ihird m mber OF the class day commit
tcus uAouiou II. oeouts picsiucub VI tuo
class supper, William G. Huntoon; his.
~torian, Henry NJ. Barry; proph t. George
W.. Gardiner; bymnist, George r Haz ri;
odist. Thomas Crosby, jr.; statisti, ian,
Frank T.. Lskey.
The Provisional Glee club has been Sc
lected and is rehearsiuu res ularly. The
final clue will soon be selected.
The Vermont Academy club has organ-
lied for the year and elected the follow.
ing officers: President, II. M. Barry;
vice president. A. l.. Emo; Secretary, A.
w. Putnam {; Treasurer, Sherman.
The football game with Worcester Poly
technic Institute. which Brown won 800
showed still n lack of snap aud
team work. The playing was al most
entirely individual and Browns heavier
rush line could not help breaking through
the Tech lin, which vas much lighter.
Smith found an equal in his man and was
weak in defensive play. Tue team as q
whole is not aggressive enough.