The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-12
DOINGS AT BROWN.
Brown and Amherst Freshmen to Meet on
Andrews FIeld-NOtes From The University.

RhuI tWS IItu -NUleS IIuhl INC u"i'e'S"'
There will be n spirited ball game al
Andrews field tomorrow. when the
Brown freshmen play the Amherst fresh
men, The game will commence at $3.50
and admission will be % cents sraho
stand free.
Amherst freshmen have the best team
they have ever had winning practically
all their games 80 far this season. me
Brown defenders OF 1896 have only lost
two games the first TO Dean Academy,
which was no dscredit. and the second
TO Yale freshmen. IL is hard To compare
the two teams as they have played en-
tirely different schedules and and smSsrst 80 ost
! team however. expects 10 win, thousE
the local freshies hope 10 disappont them:
There was a meeting of the class OF 1900
| this noon. where great enthusiasm was
| evident. The entire class Will turn Out
tomorrow. prepared TO do organized root
| ing in support OF their team.
| The Brown freshmen Will send +. X
| Belding. brother OF Doe Belding, the
varsity first base into the pitchers box
| Capt Homer Guernsey will eaten. lie
also has famous brothers, one OF whom
was Guernsey OF Yale, last years captain
| and third base for that university. and
another Loo Guernsey. pitched for and
year.
For the infielders Graham on first. XIII
burn on second. !. Reilly at short |nd
| Hoye at third are fast men. George
Chase has also played first in several
games, and may go In tomorrow. Mason
| In LETT Sweeney in centre and Fleming IN
right are the fielders, with Agnell as sub
stitute. There are about 20 men on the
freshman squad however. 40 there viii
be no trouble in finding substitutes.
The annual election OF the Brunonian
board is TO take place tonight at I. The
meeting VIII take the form Of a smoker,
TO be .-eld at the Psi Epsilon house, in
the rooms Of William A. Hart, present
A certain freshman achieved greatness
last night by walking up on the side of
the hill reserved for upper classmen. As
soon as this breach of college etiquette
became known, a delegation of seniors.
Juniors and sophomores, visited the Of
fender, and demanded verbal and a
written apology The verbal one was
given promptly. for the freshman seemed
to realize the seriousness OF his misde-
meanor. The written apology will prob
ably appear in tomorrow's Herald. This
has been one OF the first open breaches
Of the rule since the student body en-
dorsed II last fall.
The ball team received a hrst-class
send-off last night as they started for
their games with Pennsy and Princeton.
over three hundred students marched
behind the band, and filled the station
with their cheers until the team started
The send-on was as fervent as the one
given last fall when the football team
team won a notable vlcto ry. This time
the student body expects two victories
one over Pepnsy today, and one over
Penn,y today, and one over Princeton TO-
morrow.
The following men have been elected
7 as this years delegation to the society
OF Sigma Xi the honorary scientific so
clety: Alumni, Prof r. II Thurston, so
A. NJ. Quick, 81; Erik II. Grlen, 9S, fac
ulty, T. I. Fulton, NJ. D., j. g. Pcgram
Nj. d., jay Perkins, M D.; resident grad
uates. Norman A. Dubois. Sc. B.. III. l.
Madison. A. NJ. II. NJ. Packard. A. NJ.
G. +. Parmenter. Sc. b., Ralph :. Thornp
son. Ph. B.. seniors. H. Il. Drowne Les
lie r. Hicks, A. NJ. Winslow.
The proposed whist tournament will
Columbia has been declared off for sever
al reasons. the principal one being tn
lack OF interest shown by the students
T.. NJ. Kinsley, O3 who has been II
with tonsiitis for several days. has beei
removed TO the Rhode Island hospital
&. Frederick Savage, who has just beel
! elected as general secretary OF the col
, lege Young Mems Christian association
has resigned his former position as presi
dent OF that organization. At 7:45 10
. night a meeting will be held TO elect hi
successor. The nominating committe
, will present two nominations TO be vote
upon.
The election OF the Brown Debatin
union held yesterday. resulted as follows
! President. Eugene La Verne Mcintyre
'0i, of Waldo, Wis; vice president. Alber
Benjamin West, W of Providence sec
retary and treasurer George Blinn Fran
els, Jr., 'N. OF New York city: chairma
OF executive committee Robert Gran
Martin, 'Oi. OF Salem. Mass; secon
member, Waiter Everett Prince. Oi O
Worcester, Mass; third member, W.liiar
Granville Meader, %, of Providence