Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-04-16
U. OF MAINE.
New Editor and Manager Of the
College Periodical.
The Cadets Have First Out-of- Door
Battalion Drill, Tuesday.
Baseball and Football Notes-Delta
Rho Initiation.

Orono, Me-. April 15.-(SpeciaD.-
| At Il meeting of the new Campus board,
the college semi-monthly periodical,
held at l o'clock, Monday, J. II. Hill
lard, 'o3, of Old Town, was elected
editor-in-chief and I. E. Treworgy of
Surry, business manager.
y college meeting was held directly
after the college chapel exercises, Mon
day morning, to see what could be done
about raising money for the purpose of
defrayfng the expenses of board and
other items of expenses of Coach Rud-
derham, which We're not mentioned in
the contract. A collection was taken
from among the faculty and students
resulting in the sum of $42.53. Presi-
dent Fellows made an enthusiastic adj
dress on the good Reputation which the
baseball team made on its trip west
and ut the close of the speech the raf-
ters of the chapel rang with cheers for
the team and for the college.
The Maine Alpha Chapter of Sigma
Alpha Epsilon will entertain, Friday
evening, ut Town hall.
A bulletin of the University of Maine
School of Law has been received at the
college office and is about to be dis
tributed. The bulletin contains a de-
SCI ton of the location of the school.
4 he faculty courses of study and all
ma ters pertaining to the Law school
and courses of instruction.
The University of Maine catalogue of
1902-1903 is now in the hands of the
~ @l.l
at the college office during the latter
part Of the week, ready for distribution.
President and Mrs. Fellows will en-
terrain a number of the students at
their home. Wednesday evening.
Manager Paul Dyer Simpson has re-
ceived from NJ. E. Sturtevant, manager
of Tufts baseball team, an offer of
game of baseball to be played between
Tufts and the University of Maine at
College Hill, June Is. This offer seems
fiattering. as this date is Class day at
Tufts, one of the most important days
in the college year and when nearly
1000 people would be present. A guar
antee is furnished and royal entertain
ment promised in case they should ac-
cept. 1t is interesting to know that
they were intending to play the Uni
Vcrsity of Pennsylvania on this day
but a satisfactory date could not be
arranged. The matter will be put be-
fore the team for final decision.
The medals which Hon. L. c. South
ards of Boston. University of Maine
~. has presented to the members of
last falls football team, are expected
to arrive shortly. The medals are in
the form of a miniature football, of
solid silver with black enamel. On one
side are engraved the words, maine
Champions. 1901" while On the other
side is to be engraved the name of the
player ana the class to which he be-
longs.
Capt. Dorticos of the football team
said, yesterday. that Coach Robinson.
Brown '96. who coached Brown. last
season, was expected to arrive at the
University of Maine, May 16, in order
to get acquainted with the team which
he is to coach next fall and to give
them points to remember and practice
during the intervening time. He will
remain with the team about a week.
during which time all football men will
be expected to be upon the field for
Farley, head coach of Harvard's foot
ball squad for the season of 1902, and
who developed a champion football
team at the University of Maine, last
fall will also be at the university dur
ing the practice.
Prof. Allen F. Rogers gave an interest
ing and instructive lecture on England
and Scotland in the chapel. Tuesday
evening Prof Rogers proposes to give
a course of these lectures most particu-
larly for the benefit of his classes in his
tory. although the public is invited to at
tend A new lens has been procured for
the stereopticon so that better satisfac-
ton is given in displaying the views
which accompany the lecture. Many
new slides were introduced many Of
which We're taken by Prof. Rogers during
his trip to England and Scotland last
summer.
Tuesday afternoon at 430 the University
OF Maine cadets. accompanied by the
band, assembled on the parade ground
for the first out-of-door battalion drill
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