The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-31
JD0|NCS AT BROWN
Sock and Buskin Results.
Reading al Pembroke Hall.

The second trials for the sock ana
Buskin" play came of yesterday after
noon ANA the results OF the competition
were announced by Prof. Crosby ana Mr..
Baker. owner of the Talma theatre. The
judges gave all the contestants much
praise and said that "a great deal OF credit
belonged 10 those who failed.
Tho results were as follows: Sir Gcof-
frey Champnoys, II. J. White and Thomas
Burgess
Talbot Champneys-W. j. II. Currier
ana c. a. Powers. tied. and *. T.. Lin
coin.
p PSTlSg sT MiddlewIck,-w. L. Prince and
X w. Richmond, tied
Charles Middlewick-G. u. Buxton. Jr,
kempster-W. H. Calder and l.. W.
tooales-M r. Rich and l.. II. Peck.
Violet Melrose-E. h. jackson ana &. r..
Austin.
Mary Melrose-L. a. Winslow and W.
w. Armstrong.
Clarissa-W. p. Daggett and J. II. Cady.
BeIlnda-B. Schloss and J. A. Mattuck.
The trials for the sophomore relay team
Will be held this afternoon
Besides the relay team, which Is TO run
wesleyan at the b. a. a; games at Bos-
ton Feb 3, several men Will go up TO COM
pete In the individual events d. q.
Hall. '0l, physical director at Wesleyan.
Is training that team and Brown is sure
70 - nave us hands tull when IL meets the
Rev. Samuel Parker Goldman, ID. d. de-
nNered very Interesting address at the
Vesper service in Sayles hall Yesterday
afternoon. A large crowd filled tie hall
and the seating capacity was taxed TO
the utmost. President Faunce arrived
from Boston IN time 10 be present at the
service and he introduced the speaker in
a Few well-chosen words. The text for
the afternoon was How shall We escape
II ye neglect so great salvation?" He
- Ys4l TO M
almost magnetic influences OF the speaker
held the close attention Of the entire au-
dience and many considered the sermon
as one of the best ever delivered in this
, city.
The final trial for the freshman relay
team was run Off i'm good time yesterday
afternoon. Cross and Robinson had al
ready qualified at a previous trial. so that
two men only had 10 be chosen. Six men
reported and Butler and Doughty, togeth-
er with Cross and Robinson, will consu-
tute the freshman relay team which COM
petes with teams from the other classes
AT the indoor meet In the gymnasium to-
morrow night.
r. w. Marvel, 9i has recently de-
clined an offer to become physical in
structor. at Phillips Andover academy
While at Brown Mr.. Marvel was greatly
interested In track athletics and still
bolds the college record for the broad
jump.
The graduates OF Worcester high shoots
now at Brown are considering the plan
or forming an organization 10 be known
as the Worcester High School club. a
meeting Will be held this afternoon in -
Hope college. The idea i'm forming such
an association is TO be able To WELD a
/ more powerful influence. both in the col
lege and I'm the prep" schools.
The candidates for the baseball team
are requested TO meet this evening in o
u. IL. at I O'Clock. This call from the
baseball captain reminds everyone of the
fact that winter practice Will soon begin
and the first game Is scheduled to be
played I'm about two months. OF the old
men Paine, Gray. Lynch, Barry, Penley,
Leland and Phillips are still in college, so
/ that a strong nucleus for a good team is
| assured. There Is great need however.
Z for fresh material from the lower
4 classes. so that next year there may be
/ seasoned players still In college. The
outfleld will probably nave TO be nlled en-
4 tirely by new men, and some OF the other
positions should be hotly contested. II
Brown is To hold her honorable position
among the larger colleges there Is need
! az a large number OF candidates to turn
out and work hard TO make the team.
Mr. Hersey OF the English department
> gave a most interesting reading on Kip
/ dwelt at some isngth on The ., Whit,
"Reeess.lLonal, The Absent Minded Beg
s1sianders'." ' ii In Speaking "a Of the earlier
| poems of the noted English writer he
! touched upon Tommy, Danny Deev-
| err" THE Young British Soldier" Man
dslay." 'Tuzzy Wuzzy' and The Three
\ Decker"
I Class Bible meetings will be held this
I evening. The freshmen will meet IN :
| u H. Sophomores in 6 II. H., Juniors III
| o l.. H.. and Seniors I'm "a L. III.
! President Faunce led the chapel service
| this morning for the first time IN Week;
! valuable gift has just been received
\ by tho University club through the gen
! erosity OF a friend OF tho late Reuben A:
| Guild This is "A remarkable collection gi
| Brown publications collected by DR.. Guild
1 during the 80 years OF his service To the
university While university librarian,
/ from 1s47 TO 1893, DIR. Guild gathered TO-
| gether everything he could secure con-
/ cerning Brown. preserving the pamphlets
! I'm bound volumes There are ~ volumes
| in ALL containing some POO publications,
exclusive OF numerous unbound pamph-
/ lets of great value. The collection In
! cludes the annual catalogues from 1921 u
| the present year triennial catalogues OF
/ graduates since 17gS. commencement ora
| tions from 1895, charters and early col
! LOO regulations. society catalogues. etc
! The annual Liners are also I'm the. collec,,,
| tions This most valuable material VIII
| be the property OF the University club ~
| a memorial OF Dr. Guild.