Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-01-27
BOWD0iN NOTES..
Campbell, Harvard, Will Prob
ably Coach Football Team.
First Junior AssembIy.--A Series Of
College Readings.
&ss
History Of Bowdoin Athletics 10 be Publish
ed.-.New Chapter Houses.

= IL - expected lndt Dave CdHipociI,
captain Of last fall champion Harvard
eleven, will be engaged to coach Bow-
don's football team next fall. Profiting
by the experience of last fall the college
is determined to have the best coach to
be had anywhere. Undergraduates
and alumni are agreed upon this point
and the latter are ready to back up the
mana cement IN all it's efforts. Manager
Nutter is not yet ready to make a
definite announcement as TO. the coach.
but it is generally expected that con-
tract viii soon he closed with Captain
Campbell.
In baseball also the aim is to have
first class coaching and Williams go,
the famous Toronto pitcher is fully
meeting the requirements. He is very
popular with the boys and his squads in
the big cage are working faithfully
every day. Captain Havey is finding
an abundance of material which Mr..
Williams is developing and getting into
condition. rs Mr.. Williams is to play
with Chicago. this year, he will have to
leave early in the spring. Manager
Robinson has closed contract with
Horace ". Newenham to succeed him
| and remain with the team during the
spring term. Mr.. Newenham played
four years on the Colby team, three as
captain, and two as coach and captain,
| too. In these two years, as we know
! only too well, ne has turned out teams
which have been champion of the State.
Since graduation last spring he has
1 ed N hn ri a mr. ninn Port nd t.ao
LOT the New England league, and after
the close of the New England season cn
| the Buffalo team. Eastern league. Mr..
| Nc wenham is everywhere regarded as
lone of the finest baseball players Maine
| colleges have ever produced, and it
| seems as il Bowdoin is very lucky in
securing him as coach. He has played
almost every position on q team. al
| though his regular position i pitcher,
and he has an intimate acqua intance
with Maine baseball
President Hyde and Professor Chap
man were in New York, last week, to
attend the annual meeting of the New
York Alumni Association. over 80
alumni were present and Thomas E.
Reed 80, was elected president TO sue
ceed William J. Curtis. 10.
There is now Bowdoin College
Philippine Association, which is formed
of voting Bowdoin College graduates
in the Philippines, the officers and
members OF the association are as fol-
lows: President, Clarence f. Baker,
l'96 bacon. Province of Sorosgon. Luz0n
IP. L.; vice e-president. Thomas G. Ran
ldall. 'a9. Bulan, Province of Sorosgon,
lLuzOn. L. l.; secretary and treasurer
Albro L. Burnell 1900, Claveria, Prov
Iince OF Cagayan. Luzon, p. |. The
Iother members are David w. Spear.
lPercv c. Giles. Thomas w. Bowler
John A. Corliss, Arthur l.. Small, Ros-
coe r. Whiting.
Monday evening the second in the
lseries of college readings will be given
in Memorial hall, Professor Chapman
will read from Matthew Arnold. The
first evening. a week ago. was devoted
to readings from Wordsworth, Carlyle.
Emerson and Browning by President
Hyde Feb. 8. Professor Dennis will
real from Kipline; Feb. II, Professor
Dyer will read from Stevenson; Feb.
"a. Professor Woodruff will read
from Sophocles; and March 3, Pro-
fesscr Files will read from Lessing.
The series is alike popular with the
college boys and the Brunswick peo-
pie.
Edwin Motley Fuller Jr., of Bath
Bowdoin 1900. has been appointed by
DR. Frank ~ Whittier as his assistant
in bacteriology. This position was
formerly held by Harry Howard Cloud
man who has left to become gym
nasicm instructor at the University Of
Vermont.
Ii is understood that a History Of
Eovdoin Athletics is soon 10 be pub
lished by Henry A. Wing 80. and j..
Clair Minot. SO. 1t will be a thorough
and accurate record of the college in
all branches If athletics, profusely il
lustrated. with biographies of promi-
nent athletes. etc. Mr.. Wing and Mr..
Minot are both well known Maine
newspaper men, and the latter was one
Of the editors and publishers of Tales
of Bowdoin which appeared, last
June. and of which nearly 2o00 copies
have been sold. They have just begun
upon the project of an athletic history.
/, and will not hurry it's publication. pre-
ferring to go carefully and thoroughly
into all the records, to get the rem
iniscenceS Of alumni who We're proui-
nent in athletics. and to make the
, volume as interesting and authorita-
tive as possible.
|, Another book which will be of great
interest TO all Bowdoin men is the
Life of Elijah Kellogg which Prof.
W. u. Mitchell is at work upon and
which will be published by Lee &
Shepard of Boston. Professor Mitchell
, is well fitted for this task. as was
shown by his sketch of Mr.. Kellogg in
: Tales of Bowdoin.' and the volume
: will be awaited with the most pleasant
. lanticipations.
i The Psi Epsilon fraternity plans t6
:. begin work on its new house as soon a:
I the frost is out of the ground in the
= spring No definite plans have ye
: been made. but it is said that ths
p house will be somewhat different from
I chapter-houses of the ordinary kind
There will be few, if any, studen'
suites, but instead the house viii con
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