The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-12
BROWN UNIVERSITY.
A Meeting Of Non-fraternity Men
to Choose Delegates.
The Bowling Victory-Intersch0!
Football League Outlook.

A meeting of nom fraternity men was
held yesterday to take aCtion in regard
to representation in the debating union.
Parks, '96. acted as chairman and Mears,
'95, was elected to serve on the executive
board of the union. A committee was
appointed to select four debaters as tno
non fraternity delegation. The members
of the committee are Adams, Parks and
Bennett.
The Brown bowling team PLAYED last
night against the Y. M. z. A. team, and
came OFF victorious by~.s lead Of 176
pins. The match was played on the Ly-
man Gymnasium alleys, which have
just been scraped and are in the best Of
condition. Each team has now won
one game, and the third will b
watched with great interest. II will
be played in the early part Of
January. In last nights game the Brown
men gained a lead on the first string and
kept 1t up. Ames and Ballentlne for the
home team, and Bepple for the
visitors were especially accurate. The
teams were; 3. U.-Ames, Foster, Dowl-
ing, Allen, Ballentine; Y. NJ. 9. A.-Hau,
Bepple, Wilson, Haywood, Dlllsn. Score
--B. u, 2202; Y. M. {. A.-2026.
Assistant Manager Murdock of the
football team has had charge Of the Inter-
scholastic Football League for the past
season, and has recently mads award Of
the champion cup to the winner.
East Greenwich Academy holds the
honors this year, having defeated the
other members of the league, the Wes-
tery High School, Providence end
Friends Schools. East Greenw ich can also
have entire possession OF the cup as she
has captured 1t for the last three success
sive years.
Captain Kelley of the champion team
will enter Brown next fail and add his
skill TO he support OF the game.
Another year the plan is to organize two
leagues one from Rhode Island pre-
Para ory schools and the other from
Ma,Sachusetts institutions, such as
the high schools OF New
Bedford, Taunton and Fail River, from
whicn ii is probable hat many viii enter
Brown. The victora OF the State league
will afterwards play for the Championship
on Lincoln Field at the close OF the sea-
son. The scheme as outlined will be of
value as developing q large amount Of
good foot ball material.
Professor Goodale " Ill deliver the eecond
of his lectures on Australasia .his
evening at Sayles Hall, the subject being
"Mest and south Australia"
The musical clubs are To take Christ
mas trip covering a larger territory and
comprising more engagements than have
been undertaken for several years.
The full clubs and the regular clocu-
tiDnist will be taken and the trip will
consume about two weeks.
The hrst date Is December ~ at New
London. From there the organizations
tGke the boat To New Yorx, whore they
play the next nighl at berkeley Lyceum in
IN entertainment under the auspices IT
Brown alumni ia New York. fnc 22t
tho clubs have a engarc nent al Mount
Hoily, n. j. The next Monday they play
at Chester, Pa, ChriSima4 night the
Brown musicians Wit evertsiS under
charge Of he Y. NJ. &. 10. az he Fif-
teenth Street Hall OF PhlGdclphia. Miss
Chambers. an elCcutiobis Of note, viii
lend her services 20 the ccclsiun.
Wednesday Is a date NJ the Op,-a house
of Freehold. n. j. Thursdsy tho clubs
play at the Casino CAB of M, L.
clair, y. j. Friday is a Ius..si
affair AT Jersey City. The folloxing
Monday the opera house CT Summofyi.s
receives the Brown boys. Wednesday .nc
last engagement OF tLs trip will be >ilcd
at Naugatuck, Conn, whence the c.c3s
will return 10 begin the next terms work.
Grand Turk Coffee.
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