The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-21
DO|NGS AT BROWN
UOboundsd Enthusiasm al the
Final Mass Meeting Of Students

The last mass meeting Of this years
football season was held last night in
Manning hall Nearly every man In col
lege was there and enthusiasm was ram
pant. After few renderings of the XII
Yi-fi song. Colonel Anthony Dyer ap-
peared, and in n witty speech, conta In ing
various political digs as well. he told the
student body that IL is their duty to back
up the team.
Mr.. Weaver appeared next and ne re-
ceived n veritable oration lie said that
the Lafayette game should teach us the
danger of over-conidence. but II the
team went I'm determined TO win the only
thing that could prevent II would be lack
OF support on the part OF the student body.
Mr.. Weaver has done more than any
other alumnus To assist In the football
renaissance this fall. as he gave the use
OF his farm To the team for summer prac-
tice and entertained the entire squad for
over week.
Head Coach Gammons told the students
that he expected them To outcheer and
outsing Dartmouth. With the exception
of two or three men the whole squad Is
In the best possible condition What
they need is the stimulus given by enthu-
siastic backing on the field
Coach ''Hoppy" Hunt said n few words
telling the team they ought to show
Dartmouth that she Is not In our class.
Manager Dodge next spoke. The final
arrangements have been made and the
field Is I'm perfect shape The Brown
stand Is nearer the side lines than Dart
mouths. and the latters Is covered by a
wire netting The $50 seats sent down
here have gone so quickly that new sec
tions have been erected beside the first
ones. and 100 more seats were put on sale
this morning at Wright a Ditson's at
s2.'o. Brown has 81 miles to go, while
Dartmouth has %. but Browns fare Is 10
cents less. Yet Dartmouth will bring
down over 200 supporters while Brown
will have about 800
The team leaves for the New CITY no
tel OF Manchester at 3.23 this afternoon.
the entire student body Is 10 assemble M
the gates at 3:05 and escort tho men To-
the station. Both first and second elev-
ems will be taken. making about 30 men in
ell.
The gymnasium ball committee OF 1902
met Monday evening and elected new
members and officers for the ensuing year
The members Of last years hoard still IN
college are r. Aldrich. r A. Otis NJ. T
Barker. G. V. r.. Bumstead. O. n Free
man. 3 w. Mason and a. r. Masury The
new members elected were w r. Satter-
lee ~ p Hutchinson. w. W GRAY l., r
Baker and r. 7. Stevens. The officers for
the coming year are. q. y Freeman
chairman and r. kldrich. secretary and
treasurer.
Among the list of names from whom
the judges for the Harvard Princeton de-
bate are to be chosen II that of President
Tauncc
Tonight Professor william g Poland II
20 deliver lecture on Travel and Study
IN Greece Today NJ the Broad Street
Congregational church. The lecture is 10
Be given under the auspices ~ the Chris
tian Endeavor union.
In yesterdays practice Price. the presi-
dent OF the freshman class. disiocated his
coilarbone. Price Il a good man ~ end.
snd would probably have been hrst sub
stitute for that position. His coilarbone
n now wired into place and will take
oome time 10 heal perfectly.