The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-01
BROWN UNIVERSITY.
Large Number Of Students Appointed
Night School Teachers

Large Number OF students Appointed
Night School Teachers.'
A large number of graduates and un-
| dergraduates have been appointed as teach
ers in the evening schools for the com
ing winter: In the high school, under
whipple, 's5, 4. L. swift, 'si, l. A.
Roux, "a, and L. w. Marvel, '9i
As principals of the advanced schools
are X s. Phillips, '96, j. +. Green, '96,
A. d.. Call, '96. f. A. Jones. '96,
The assistants in the various schools are
q. ID. Church, '99, X. W. Drawbridge, '96.
w. f. Winchester, '9s, II. G. Bissell, '97,
j. NJ. Jencks, '97, G. f. Frost, '96, @.
F. Troy, '9s, +. l.. Hall, '97. Charles Car
yoll, 1913, W. V. McCready, 81, ii. A.
Stearns, '97, II. X. Hyde, 'Ss, II. II. Met
calf, 's7. j. b. Ferguson, '9s, and q. l.
Walsh, 80.
On Saturday night large number of
Brown men will attend the Brownies"
in a body. The whole body of the Provi-
dence Opera House has been reserved for
the students.
Instructor 4. NJ. Knights. P.G., has
been recently appointed by President An
drews to the position OF proctor OF the
Pease House.
A meeting OF the athletic association
was called yesterday and about twenty
FIVE candidates responded TO Captain Nc
Comber's call. The object of the meeting
was to get the men together that Mr.. Par
ker might talk 10 them about fall train
ing and the policy of the work OF the
team during the coming season.
The fall meet will be held in about
three weeks on Lincoln Field. There
will be no cross country runs, as is GUS
tomary in the early fall training, until
after field day. All practice before that
W ha M n In etrfc fct trai in
ing rules will be required except that the
men must ne careful about their diet and
baths. A class relay race will be run
which OF course will add enthusiasm and
interest TO the meet.
Similar methods of training of previous
years Will be carried out this winter. An
athletic squad will be formed and will
train four times week. The usual dumb
bell drill vii! be taken up and practicing
started. Hurdling, jumping and running
on the track will constitute most Of the
work.
There will be as last year, two or
three exhibitions, given at the gymnasi-
um, and picked men will also be sent to
represent Brown at such indoor meets as
are held by the Boston Athletic Associa-
ton.
Tomorrow morning the Brown Varsity
sleven, accompanied by the manager and
Coach Moyle, will go TO New Haven to
interest is aroused as to the possibilities
OF the Brown team against what in pre-
vious years has been a form midable oppon-
ent. Much query Is given as to the strength
of the Yale team after having lost go
many OF their last years stars. Hinckey,
Beard, Stillman, McCrea, Hickok, But
terworth and Others OF lesser strength are
no longer among Yale's numb of foot
ball men. To fill their place few new
men have been developed, so the only men
which Yale has TO rely upon are last
years substitutes. Cross is tall, raw
bonsd man who VIII make either center
or guard. Rodgers is the OLD Andover
tackle, and will prove valuable man.
Captain Thorne had decied to play full
back this year, which will leave his
former position at haffback open to com
petition. Aside from two or three men
little can be predicted as 10 what will be
the makeup of the eleven that Brown
Will have to face.
On the other side Brown has been do
ing some strong work recently. The prac-
tice of yesterday afternoon was by far the
best that has yet been seen on Lincoln
Field. There W as strong second eleven
out TO line up against the first eleven and
In spite OF the efforts of the latter they
scored only one touchdown. The make
up OF the team wa similar 10 what il has
been in the past. There we're, however,
a few new men out. Coombs, the center.
on last years Varsity, was out practic-
ing with the first eleven. Charlie owen,
the sub halfback on last years Varsity,
played for the first time yesterday on
the second eleven. He showed his old
form, being slippery as an eel when go-
ing through n line. A new man has re-
Gently arrived from Bennington, VT,
named Tiffts. He is about 8 feet high
and weighs about 1870 pounds. He played
center yesterday on the second eleven and
showed up very creditably. Coombs was
kept busy all the time, and in spite OF his
efforts Tiffts repeatedly broke through |
the line and tackled the backs before they |
could get under way.
Captain Mott will not choose the men |
who Will 60 to New Haven until after |
The practice this afternoon. There have
been some quite noticeable changes In (
The playing OF some of the men so that |
u would seem unwise to choose them un- |