The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-05
CROWN UNIVERSITY.

The following are the results OF the
bowIirg tournament as far as II has pro-
ceeded: ThUrston beat Stone, Alden Leat
Gorman, Stuart heat Walker, Wcllman
beat DAZZLING, Ames beat Foster, Dubois
beat Simmons, Place beat Slade, Barnt-
bed eat Chsplin~ Sarle beat Bliss, Tai
cott teat Mstteson, Ever bea. Priggs,
Gunn Ltat Wilcox.
A meeting Of the sophomore Glass wss
he'd after chapel Yesterday morning; and
q c.ass cane accepted. The Tilden- Thur
Der Co. are tue makers and II Is ,be IN
tention TO have "Brown, '9S' yraved
on I he ride and also the owners initials
on the end CT the crook.
Inc new workshop will be finished
some time next week. IL is 10 be equip
ped with all the modern appliances used
by the test mechanics Of the day. The
mac hinery will lie removed fiom he base
meni Of Wilson Hall, and In addition
there " i'll he new p'anefs. circular SAWS,
drills, milling machines, Iathes, etc. No
trouble has been spared TO make the new
quarters pleasant and agreeable and 1t
will bc great addition 10 the Univer.
sity.
Representatives from Brown, Wesleyan,
Tufts, Bates, BcstJn University met in
Boston Saturday and organized league
of the above co leges 10 contest in an in-
tercoliosi late debate. The representatives
were: q. X. Hudson, Brown; j. 5.
Durkee, Bates; J. J.. Chase, wesleysn
J. A. Dorsey, Bosion College; +. A. An.
drews, Tufts, and &. =. Thornc, Yosi on
University. A constitution, was adopted
and a series OF DEBATES will be held in
different places here the colleges are sit
uaied The preliminary debates will be
LcId about January 10, the winners in
theso 10 contest in the semi-hnals. TO be
held on Marc h 10. The finals wilt he held
on May 10. Tho plans arranged Saturday
provide for Il bates between Bates and
Tufts, Boston Uniyersity and Boston Cot
lege, and Brown ana Wesleyan. The fol-
Thorne OF Boston University; V ce-presi-
dent, Hudson OF Brown; secretary, An
drews OF Tufts; treasurer, Chase OF Nes-
l~ysu.
Mr.. Fred L. Parker, director OF the
Brown Univees'tv gymnasium. was cho-
s n FIRST vice president OF the Rhode Island
Gynnsstic League at It's election.
The chapel exercises this week are be-
ing conducted by Professor Kent of the
University.
The football eleven will get back from
New York tomorrow morning, and to-
morrow afternoon Will be Obliged to
meet Wesleyan on Lincoln Field. Cres.
cent Is mucn stronger than WESLEYAN and
there is en- advantages OF NEE ing the
-et, onger on -the-Hrst- tho successive
day. playing. At the last moment Cap.
tain Mott hes decided not to play In he
Crescent game. AMI probably not in he
Wesleyan game. His shoulder. when he
hurt in the Penn. game, has not sufii-
ciently recovered for him 10 risk ipjuri &
IL again. This is the fist game In the
four years thnt he has not plsyed hrou2 b.
cat. AZ IL is his first injary Bat the
good OF he teem domains that he krep
hjmse!f in trim TO- the Yale game Mt the
expense OF breaking his own personal
re, ord. In h = abserce Thaver will be
paved at tackle and Wheeler puard
Robinson will act as temporary capia r.
The Wc.teyaa tenn IL quite strong
team. haviuy rlavci tie rnns with
Amherst. who won the irsl game OF the
IriinguIar League series The makeup
% the Wss'eyan tam s Young. !. c.
Sonrle. IL. ;Noy's. l. ". Slbie~. C. ;Towns-
tnd, r. g.; Fui'e-. r. t.; Rogers, r. e..
son (c,pt.), q b.. H1ymond, /. h. b.