The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-02-13
DOINGS AT BROWN
Trials for tha Athletic Contests.
Midwin.er Concert.
INcoNsI sTENcY.

The crepe buttons which the Junior
class have voted TO wear for two weeks
out of respect for the memory of Wood
bury Armstrong, were distributed yes
terday to members OF the class.
Tonight Brown plays Princeton In
hockey, at New York, and should make a
better showing than she has yet made.
The team viii line up as follows: Gray.
guard; Carpenter. point; Mackenney,
centre point; Hunt, forward; Otis, for
ward; Pevear forward: Otsby, forward ;
Special appointments for practice in the
cage have been made with pitcher and
catcher. Those who are trying for these
Ehmke. Farnum, Guernsey, Hatch. HI
land. Harson. Knoop. Leland, Vaudeville.
Otis, Welch and Sullivan.
The preliminary trials for the athletic
contests'to be held at Infantry hall. Feb.
25th were held I'm the Gymnasium yester-
day afternoon. and attracted large num-
Der of students. The fencing prelimin-
aries resulted as follows: Atwood. 10;
Haslam, 3; Baker. 10; browne. z; Lam
phere. 10; Kenyon, 4. emi-finals-At-
wood. 10; Fish, 2; Baker, 10; Lamphere, g
Baker and Atwood will meet in the fin
ais at Infantry hall. In the wrestling
trials Handy won from Seamans; Ehmke
from Smith, and Green from Cooke.
Hascall drew a bye, but has consented TO
a contest with Cooke. the winner OF
which match will have the privilege of
meeting the winner of the bout at In
fantry hall
Twt hand polo games were played. the
Freshmen winning from the Juniors on
fouls, each side having one goal TO its
credit; and the Sophomores winning from
the Seniors, five goals to four. This will
bring the Freshmen and Sophomore
teams together at exhibition.
William c. Blanding 02 has been
chosen business manager of the Sock
and Buskin," and w. IL. b. Currier. 02.
has been elected stage manager
Rev. Nathan r. Wood, ID. D.. president
OF Newton Theological seminary. spoke
last evening at the Y. NJ. C. A. meeting
on THE Ministry
The vesper service, this afternoon. was
led by Rev. Orrin p. Clifford. D. ID.
Brown plays Williston seminary tonight
at basketball, at East Hampton, Mass
The Princeton baseball schedule Is out
and as usual there are two games with
Brown. Contrary 20 the usual custom,
however. both contests will be i'm Provi-
dence. and the local lovers Of the game
will be enabled TO see both games. The
dates are May 81 and 14th.
The baseball practice in the cage goes
merrily on every afternoon, and large
crowd OF onlookers Is always on hand.
The squad at present numbers between
50 and 60. but reductions will be made be-
fore the old men are called out
II. j. White. '02, leader of the Glee club,
ard president OF the Musical clubs, adj
dressed the students at chapel this MORN
ing I'm behalf Of that organization. lie
urged every man i'm college TO make an
effort 10 be present at the annual mid
winter contest to be held in Sayles hall.
Feb. Goth. He announced that although
in every other respect q success, the
southern trip had resulted in consid-
erable pecuniary loss TO those who went.
The clubs have worked hard TO attain
n successful season, and II would not
be fair TO have them lose money as well
as time. In closing. Mr. White expressed
a desire 20 see Sayles hall crowded 10
the doors on the night of Feb 10Th.