Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-11-10
The Bowdoin- Bates Game
Should Be = corker.
Brunswick Expects to See a
Record-breaking Crowd.
Winners Of the Bates Sophon1or. Prize
Debate Winners.

Brunswick Me. Nov. 9.-(SpcciaD.-
That there will be something doing ON
the Whittier field, Saturday afternoon,
was evidenced. today, by the sale of
tickets for the grand stand Every seat
outside Of tie cheering section. i'm the
big grand stand was gone after dinner
today. and this. too. at IA time when
hte sale ordinarily would be expected
To have scarcely begun.
Th""c arr those who believe that the
crowd will be at least 5000, and if in,li-
cations that :tl.. coming from all see
tionS of the State can be relied on.
there is 10 reason to doubt that this
is not very conservative estimate.
II is expected that nearly everybody
IL Auburn ana Lewiston and vicinity.
as we'll as the entire student body of
Bates College. VIII be present and these
alone will make no snlall-siZcd crowd.
Ard this viii b" entirely independent of
the HuWtiuin lnd brunswick people ant.
tho great Number who will com" from
Portland and points to the westward
rs wei as in other directions.
A Howdoin-I:;lt,S game is always
eur.. 10 bring Il big crowd here. even
und"i ordinary conditions. but when,
as is the ease. this year. the game is Il
championship on. between the two col
iee.S so near to each other and when
the teams are so evenly matched. as
EOVdOin and Bates are the present
year. the crowd is likely to be the big
sest ever Seen 1T Il football game here,
or indeed ever i'll the State of Maine.
The team has been undergoing good.
solid practice the last two nights. Mon
day night ii WIS not so hard. as the
men We're more or less lame as a result
Of the University Of Maine game OF
Saturday. and. today. the work was
stitfened up. especially tonight. and the
men We're given as stringent practice
as they have had At any time this year.
The team is apparently in rs good
shape as any time. as none of the men
have suffered any harm II ON the Maine
game, and so there seems to be moth
ing to worry about on that account.
students about the campus do not
care to make any Gtiesses as 10 uhe
outcome of the gan" any more than
to say that il should De Il great game.
The students are naturally encouraged
Ia q certain extent oyer the result of
SATURDAYS game win Maine. as thu
victory Was much g,ater than any
one expected to Sea, There is rot how
ever any disposition to unGeraStinra q
the strength of th- Bates team. this
year, and all believe that the big mel
up there will play great football.
AS the result of a seeming dissa,is-
faction over the results of the Junior
class elections which were held. last
week, auotht.r election was held. today.
This was done moro to satisfy an un
founded suspicion that there had been
Il combine in some Of the fratelnitics
than to the fact that there was general
disSa tisf2 ction i'm tht. class. and the re-
suit of the election. today. showed that
the class was well satisfied With lis
precious election. there being only one
or two changes in IL" entire list. The
revised list as elected. today. is as
follows
President. Harvey Phillip Winslow.
Gardiner; vice president. Eobie Reed
Stevens. kcnnebInk: secretary and
treasurer, Frank Davis Rowe. Els
worth; class chaplain. Charles ".
Hawkcswcrth Bangor; class poet.
James Wingatc St.wail. Jr.. Dldtown:
class orator. Charles l.aff Ftvingtr.
Frcderico, Del; class marshal. Ralph
Grant Wrbner Augusta: Ivy Cay con-
lnitte, Robert John Hodgsdon. Jr.
Lcwwtur: Harold Grant Tobie. Clin-
ton. Mass: William Haihes Stone Bid
.'.fnrd: assembly "n.rmittee, trowell
;'larin2ton. Hall. Jr.. Dover: George
Parcher. Ellsworth: Arthur Horace
l:ndkin. j.. Norwa?: Arthur Otis Pat
nam Hor:lton; Charles Andrew John
son Houghtnn. Brunswick.