The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1894-11-16
NEwsY COLLEGE rrorEs.
Miss Ora Mcfarland and Mr. Joe Bethune
paid their homes at Albany visit last Sun.

Miss Ora Mcfarland and Mi. Joe Bethun'
paid their homes at Albany visit last Sun
day.
The class in physiology is aow working
on the tissues, muscles, etc., as seen under
the microscope.
We are informed that the next lecture at
the college will be given in about three
weeks by member of congress.
The two literary societies all meet on
Monday afternoons, and visitors are always
welcome at their exerces. Great improve
mcnt is noted already in the performances
of the members.
Prof. Horner's class in elocution now
numbers seventy members. 1t was found
necessary at its last meeting to divide the
class because of its great sizs. The course
will consist of twelve lessons, and is open to
all students.
The worthy manager of the football team
has recently had to take several buggy rides
con business bent Nobody objects to
this, but the boys say its shame that he
doesn't travel alone when he goes to Albany.
How about it?
The appearance of the boys at the dress
parade drill last Monday was especially fine
and would compare favorably with many of
the companies of the state MALTA. There
is exhibition drill of the cadets every Mon
day afternoon, and it is sight we'll worth
seeing.
The football fraternity is jubilant now.
the reason being that the long looked for
coach will appear definitely on the scene
next Monday. He is gentleman from the
Sunny South (east) and he ''comes without
callin," as the saying is. This will help to
inspire our team to harder efforts for the fu.
ture games, and struggle worthy of seeing
will take place on the gridiron field Thanks
giving day.
The football team goes to Monmouth next
+ Saturday to play the second of its games in
the collegiate championship SERIES The
boys are confident of success. but expect .
much harder game than the ones played with
Monmouth last season. 1t is reported that
the monmouth team average lS5 pounds.
If such is the case, it will be the first game
in which the o. A. G. team will be out.
classed in weight. 1t had been expected
that boat would give the people of Cor.
Wallis chance to cheer their pets on to VIC
tory, but owing to the rapid fall Of the river
the boat will be unable to connect, and the
team and such people as wish to attend the
game will be obliged to 60 either by train
or private conveyance. The team is COM
posed of the following men: McAllister,
Burnett, Bodine, Desborough, C. Phillips,
NJ. Phillips, Owsley, Simpson, Stemler,
Goodwin, Terrell, Abernethy, Smith, Kelsay
and Porter. 1t will not be known who will
play until the morning of the game. We
Eotice two new men on the tean-Kelsay
and Smith. These men will strengthen the
rush line greatly, and will also add several
pounds to the total weight of the team.
Kelsay's aggressive playing has been noticed
already in the psactice games, and we ex.
pect to hear good account of him in the
coming contest. Smith is new to the game,
but is as strong as young Samson; weight
over 200 pounds. and when he understands
the game will no doubt form one of the bul.
works of the team. Quite number of
townspeople have decided to attend the
game, and eight professors, and numerous
students will form the college part of the
audience.