The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-01
D0INGS At BROWN

The Brown men learned the lesson last
wear that team needs enthusiasm be-
hind II TO do its best work
This year there are very good prospects
for the team and the men have encour-
aged every player. There have been more
men every day at practice this year than
there were at the games last year.
Last night football horay" was held
for the same purpose. and Sears Reading
Reem was crowded with from ali
the classes.
The freshmen had a good chance to
learn the old songs and yells. and the up
per class men brushed up their last years
memories.
Manager Dodge made a few remarks
saying that the students should attend all
the games and show the team that the
college was behind them.
The season tickets cost 81 and admit to
the Yale game, which singly will cost
81, and to six other games. with Univer-
sity OF Vermont, Wesleyan. Bates, Tufts,
Amherst and Boston college.
After chapel this morning another ath-
letic mass meeting was held. so IL Is GER
tain that a large number OF students
will be present.
Rev. A. f. Isaacs who has recently re-
turned from trip around the world will
talk on u. Harvey Randall, 81. the Col
lege Missionary and His Work in India
al the midweek meeting in ". H., at {
o'clock tonight. This meeting is the an
nual missionary rally. taking the place
OF the meeting previously planned for
next Sunday In Manning hall.
At a meeting of the Brown Symphony,
last evening. Edward Appleton. 'O4. was
elected director, and w. Z. Harlow. '04.
manager.
The first issue of the s7th year of the
Brunonian appeared yesterday. The first
innovation noticed is tho change IN
cover. The cover is now white with a
large brown cut OF Manning hall.
The contents Of the monthly are up 70
the high standard OF last year. The
most ambitious story is The Principal
Benefactors," by o. III. Booth who chron-
icles the conversation OF the pictures
hung In Sayles hall. Other short stories
were AN Unpublished Chapter" "The
Principals Ghost" and THE Blighted
Grave"
The Brown Study is written this year
by w. T. Hastings. He has a pleasant
style and has written a very interesting
article this month.
Under the Elms" department is writ
ten by w. A. Hart. II is lighter in vein
than Brown study. but touches briefly
Upon some OF the present evils at Brewa.-
With the reorganization of the Tennis
association last Thursday, the year >
work in tennis has begun. Work Is now
In progress on the courts OF the associa-
ton on Manning street The old courts
are 10 be scraped, rolled and taped anew,
and backnets are TO be repaired.
The new courts. which were arranged
for last spring, were failures. owing TO
errors In construction. They will be ell
tirely made over and will son be ready
for use. Possibly courts may be laid out
on Lincoln field.
The annual fall tournament Is to begin
next Monday. Drawings will be mace
Saturday afternoon and all members OF
the associatio may compete.
Brown now stands at the head OF the
New England Intercollegiate Tennis as
ISOLATION with 3is points TO her credit,
against lik for the nearest competitor
Eight points are necessary for the final
possession OF lie cup.
T.. L. Gross. '0l. winner OF the n. r. I.
T. A. championship for two years, mas
volunteered TO coach all men who wish
to enter the tournaments with a view 20
representing Brown at Longwood next
spring.