The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-16
D0iNGSAT BROWN
Athletic Team Plans -Drama'ic
Organization. Junior Week.

words OF approval at the choice OF tho
athletic committee In selecting Daff Cam
mons for head coach in baseball were
| heard on every side yesterday. The bows
feel sure that with Dan at the helm tbs
baseball team will have a splendid seq
son. John A. Gammons was a erad,s+.
IN S9S During HIS years IN college he
was halfback on the football team co,-
tle ana LETT field on the baseball team
ana ran on the varsity relay go
since leaving college he has plaved footl
pail on the Homestead and Duouesns
teams. He played baseball with The poe-
ton Nationals last summer.
Ut Parker has been made medical adj
WISER OF the varsity athletic teams. The
toHoWing plans have been adoptcd ,yi,b
respect to the office: The medical direct-
or shal have supervision and direction
VI al matters pertaining 20 the physical
CONDITION OF the varsity athletic teams
NO student shall be eligible as a candi-
Sdte Tor varsity team unless he shall
nave passed a physical examina fiop nm
ueF the supervision OF the medical direct
or. AT any and all times during the sea-
son the medical director shall have the
power 10 withdraw from team any man
or men when in his judgment he sees nj
TO do so. "
The rector OF Grace church addressed
The hockey practice yesterday was not 4
OF the pest, although many men were out !
Inc Ice was In poor condition and may /
nave somewhat affected the playing
Ihe election Of football manager for
next year Is scheduled for this Afternoon.
AT promises to be very close and interest
ing, as the Junior class is evenly divided
IN backing two men
me checker matches are being played
OH now and by next week the semi-finals
viii be announced
Brown bowls postponed game with
Edsewood on the University alleys to-
night. Brown has not won a single
match this season, but hopes To change
her luck tonight.
The Brown University Athletic associa-
ton held a meeting in Sayles hall this
morning
The Dramatic club is now organized
ahu IN the near future will give an en-
Iertainment
night
Some of the baseball men are already
- Iacucing III the cage although the call |
or candidates has not yet been issued
Az meeting OF the students Interested
u ofamaucs, held yesterday, an organi-
atlon was perfected by the election OF
III 1 ana the adoption of a constitu ton
no bylaws. The membership OF the So
lety was limited To 40. and hereafter one
eslrlng TO become member must show
p'HN apAillS tS a. writer or an actor. III |
.as voted that the society be known bv |
ne ancient name Of Sock and Buskin" +"
ne appellation OF "Hammer and Tongs" {
OF being desirable one The officers :,
lected were @. +. Buxton, Jr., president. ~
l. D. white, vice president, and r. w 4
lchmond. treasurer .
The junior week committee held a meet =
lg yesterday 10 consider the advisability | 4
[ arranging debate with some college
5 well as to consider other items OF n
uslness nature. There is some hope b
lat debate will be arranged with the | :,
mVersity OF Pennsylvania for one OF the y
vents. There has been some communi- | q
'uon between representatives of the de-
ating interests of the two institutions
rs understood, and Syracuse university | q
as also requested debate with Brown. | Z,
Is not definitely decided what time will | a
chosen for the events. but I'm all prob | y
ointy Ii Will be about the third week | =
April. is
Dennis F. O'Brien OF Providence was c,
,sterday admitted to practice In Rhode N
land. He Is a native of North Brook III
I'D. Mass. studied at Brown and !
georgetown universities and read law
ith Alderman Dennis II. Sheahan I'm ~
is city. with whom he has associated b'
mself for future practice. His home is Il
the southwestern part OF the state
ashington county. Attorneys Shea ahan
O'Brien have just taken possession OF
new and well-equipped suite OF offices
the fourth floor. front. Of the Banigan