The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-04-03
DO|NGS At BROWN.
Schedule Of The Freshmen Baseball Team.
Other Notes From the College.

Manager Theodore Elliott Tolson OF the
freshman baseball team has prepared the
following schedule, which has received
the approval of the faculty: Wednesday,
April s, Dean academy at Franklin,
Mass: Wednesday. April l5 Hope Street
high school at Hope street: Wednesday,
April p, Friends school at Friends
school; Saturday, April 25. Pomfret school
at Pomfret Centre. Conn: Saturday. May
2, Groton school at Groton. Mass; Thurs
day, May 7, Yale Freshmen at New Ha-
ven, Conn; Wednesday, May H. Amherst
Freshmen at Andrews Field: Saturday.
May 10. Cloyne school at Newport. X. l.;
Saturday, May %. R. /. college OF Agri-
culture and Mechanic Arts, at Kingston,
X. J.; Wednesday, May a. Brown Sopho-
mores at Andrews Field; Friday, May %,
Amherst Freshmen at Amherst. Mass. [;
Saturday, May 30, Williston Seminary at
Easthampton. Mass
This schedule of twelve games appears
10 be a hard one. but II the freshmen ball
players continue as they have begun they
Will be able to record q large string OF
victories at tho end OF the season. About
thirty men are competing for places on
the team. so that the manager has trou-
bic TO find a satisfactory place TO hold
practice. Yesterday afternoon the candi-
dates met at Adelaide Park where they
will be forced to practice until Andrews
Field IS ready for use.
Andrews field IL at present the scene OF
work on the diamond and on the new
track The inheld OF the diamond IL
being put into the best possible condition.
In preparation for this seasons games,
which will begin next Wednesday with a
game with Trinity.
The new running track Is not yet com
pleted, but is promised for next week and
will therefore be ready for outdoor track
team practice as soon as the weather
Will allow.
Norcross Brothers. who have the con-
tract for Rockefeller hall, are to push the
work as rapidly as possible. for the build
ing Is TO be completed by January lst.
The building will be 40 feet long so feet
wide, and will be three storis IN hight.
with deep basement besides
The first floor will he devoted 10 n read
Ing room, trophy hall and office for the
superintendent. The trophy hall. where
the college trophies will be kept. will be
largo room, wainscoted with oak. with
two large fre places, resembling the large
room at Harvard union.
In the center Of tho second noor there
will be a large hall two stories I'm height,
| having a movable stage. and equipped
! with dressing rooms
The remainder Of the second and third
floors Will be divided into small rooms.
which will be used by the various coll
lege organizations. In the basement
there will be billiard hall having six
tables as we'll "a n kitchen. restaurant
ana barber shop, book store. supply room
and room for college publications.
When Mr. Rockefeller learned the pro-
! portions of the intended building he very
generously added t2b. 900 10 his original
ofter. making tho cost of tho building
500 900. The endowment of t2b. 900
! raised by tho students will remain as
before
The members of the building committee
OF Brown alumni are Gardner Colby, 81.
OF New York. William r. Dorman, 80.
OF New York stephen O. Metcalf. 'fs.
! OF Providence. and Theodore p. Green,
| 81. ~ Providence.