The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-17
DOINGS AT BROWN
Football Team GlVed an En-
thusiastic Send-0ff.

An enthusiastic football hooray," last
night gave evidence that the newly
aroused Brown spirit is not dying out.
On the contrary, Sears Reading room
was filled with students who sang the
songs and yelled the yells of Brunonia.
The football team leaves Providence to-
day TO play Pennsylvania on Franklin
field. tomorrow and they were well
pleased with last nights send-off.
Yesterdays practice was pretty good
IL was marked by hard. fast playing, as
the coaches would take a man out at
his first misplay. Fumblng. especially,
on the second team, was feature that
the coaches do not want. but the first
team was pretty steady.
On a lineup soon after the kickoff Phil
brick playing tackle on the scrub, made
a 55-yard run. through left tackle. He
was brought down by schwinn, at the
ten-yard line, but the scrub scored on
a delayed pass to Racket.
After this the varsity crushed the
scrub line at will, Chace making some
good runs The scrub was given the pail
were repeatedly thrown by for losses.
Russ is still out OF the game. scudder
has bad shoulder, and Baker and Has
call AVE strained their sides. but these
are not serious injuries. and all the men
except Russ. will play tomorrow
Manager Dodge will take the following
men to Pennsylvania: Golfer. center
Shaw, Cobb. Roberts. guards: Webb
Sheehan, Savage tackles; Morris. Price
Hascall. Schwinn, ends; Scuider, Crow
ell. quarter backs; Barry. hsse, Graham,
Walsh Lynch. half-backs; Baker. Hamil-
ton, full-backs.
: A brief extract of Professor MacDon-
aids talk on Patriotism, at the Y. NJ.
c. A. midweek meeting is as follows
What Is patriotism? Most people com
monty connect IL with military life There
Is In the soldier such concentration or
energy, such regard for country, sScn
self-forgetfulness, that we find I'm him
our first illustration OF patriot Patriot
ism II also suggested for some great act
OF public service.
The common definition Is Love OF
Country" But does this mean Devotion
to our country whether right or wrorgg
In great political campaigns, where sharp
issues are drawn, we find IL hard TO think
OF our opponents as patriots. There are
few persons who regard the ant.-impe-
rialsts as patriots. Is a man, perfectly
worthless In private lie, patriot because
he goes into the army and dies there.
The attitude OF the patriot Is hopeful
not cheaply optimistic. not perpetual
fault, finding with no improving sGSges-
tion TO offer The patriot Is TO criucise,
but does IL with view OF bringing help.
DIR. Fred T. Parker. director OF physical
culture. has also been appointed medical
adviser TO the students. II any student
Is III he should notify the head OF his
dormitoty. who will summon Or. Parker
There will be a meeting of tho Chess
club tomorrow % arrange for a tourna-
ment to select the team 10 play columbia,
Yale and I'm the intercollegiate match.
Brown. relative to the Introduction OF
civil government into the course OF study,
has recently been brought TO lght from
the works Of Alexander Hamilton. His
first volume published at New YORK. In
1910, contains this.
ITO the honor of our country, tic re-
spectacle college i'm Providence. ". l.. has
introduced the Federalist into the course
Of academic studies, as containing the
best commentary on the principles OF free
government that can be found; IN were
well had other semlnaries followed THIS
example The best results may be ex-
pected N those who are To direct the fu-
ture destinies OF this vast empire were
early made familiar with political truths
so clear. practical and demonstrative.
President James Clifford OF the senior
class has appointed Frank y. MCINTYRE
and Theodore v. Tolson Of the freshman
sophomorcl slais % Snn freshman debate '
Harvey ~. Davis. '0i, OF this city, son
OF Prof. Davis has received the whitney
fellowship In physics at Harvard uniysr-
city for the present academic year. AIR:
Davis received the masters degree at
Brown last June and graduated the year
before. ...... Il 80. -.-..,--, -