Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-19
UNIVERSITY OF MAINE.
Glass Foot Ball Games in Order
College News.

Orono, Me-. Nov. 1S.-(SpeciaD.-Now
that the Varsity foot ball season is
over the next in order is the class foot
ball games The most interest will of
sophomore game. but the upper class
es. especially the juniors, have album
dant material for good team. 1t is
hoped that a complete schedule OF in
ter-class games will be arranged as,
aside from the healthful rivalry they
engender. there is no better way OF
bringing to light good material or Of
keeping up a widespread interest in
the games.
Two foot ball games were played on
the campus, yesterday. Teams repre-
senting the second and third floors
of Oak hall met in Il game on the
gridiron in the forenoon, resulting i'll Il
victory for the third floors, l. to ..
There has been much good natured
rivalry between the boys on the differ
ent floors in the hall. and the foot ball
game OF yesterday afforded fun galore
for the students. In the afternoon the
Orono High school met the Hanpden
Academy team in an exciting game IN
which the Orono lads proved their Su-
perority by defeating the Hampden
team IL to TO-
Wednesday,, Nov. 81 is the day decid-
ed upon for the annual freshman
sophomore game. The closest rivalry
between these two classes has brought
forth men who each night for the past
week have been putting forth their ut
most ability to bring out as strong a
team as possible to represent their
class. The sophomores have more men
on the Varsity team, but nevertheless
the freshmen have gone into the game
for all there is in il and nave put
forth u team that will make their op-
ponents hustle To the end.
Sunday afternoon. Rev. A. T.. Kings
ley Of Bangor, gave an address at the
chapel This is the first of series OF
Sunday services that will be given this
winter under the auspices of the Y. NJ
&. \.
The Debating Society will meet, next
| Tuesday night. Following is the sub
ject: Resolved. That the Game OF
Foot Ball is Physically Beneficial.
Affirmative, G. n. Rackliff. }. ID. Eli
Oft; negative. A. r. Towse, n. Sawyer.
Prof Huddieston went to Bucksport.
Saturday. where he delivered the sec
ond of a series of lectures on Italian
Art" and which he is TO give in this
place.
The speakers for the prize declama-
ton which will occur in Orono hali,
| Friday evening, Dec 8, are hard at
work preparing their parts. The class
has elected a committee OF arrange
ments for the occasion, f.. l.. Baker,
f. A. Porter. p. NJ. Common and j.. I.
| Bradford. At recent meeting OF the
| Junior class the following officers were
elected: President, 4. K. Davis; vice
president. F. f. Holmes; secretary.
Miss Celia Rice; treasurer, MISS Gen
| Give Roland; executive committee,
Miss Ida Knowles, A. F. Wheeler, T.
| s. True, ~ A. Chase.
The Glee Club is progressing hneiy
under the leadership of Prof. Harring-
| ton. and is planning a trip through
| Washington county after Thanksgiv-
| ing. The club was weakened consider
| ably by so many leaving on account OF
graduation, but new material from
| the freshman class has proved great
addition. and the club is now in good
form.
Prof. Garlic Harrington gave an IL
| lustrated lecture at the Methodist
! yestry. Saturday night, after which
Il social time was enjoyed.