Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-10-01
UNIVERSITY OF MAINE,
Foot Ball Team Of for Providence
New Regulations.

Orono. Me, Sept. 30.-tSpeciaD.-The
football team left on the 40 train. last
evening, en- route for Providence, where
they will play Brown University, Satur-
day. The rain was falling in torrents.
but a large-sized delegation of students
marched to the station and did their best
to inStill into the team that fighting
spirit which wins games, and to show
them that the student body was behind
them. The following men were taken on
the trip. Downing, %, re; Bennett. 0,
TT; Moore Us. re-: Learned, '05. c; w. ID.
Bedrce, 'O6, lg; Reed, on, 1t; Bureigh. %,
lie; Bailey tcaptainl; o. OBJ; Collins. '05,
fb; Grove, 'O5, ard French. '05. sub backs;
Stone. 'O1. and Talbot. Us, sub line men,
and Banks. '06, sub end. The team was
accompanied by Coach King and Trainer
Farrell.
In regard to the prospects of winning,
Maine should stand good show. Ac
cording to all reports, Brown has a light
and inexperienced team, this year. Rob
inson, who coached Maine during the fall
of 1902 is coaching Brown. this fall. and
surely men like Bailey, Bearce, Collins,
Thatcher Learned and Reed. who re-
ceiv"d training under him, should know
by heart his style of play and know how
to meet it.
Pamphlets containing the new set of
rules and regulations concerning the re-
quirements from students have been
ceivcd' from the printers and are being
distributed. 1t contains rules and regula
tions relating to the following subjects:
Selection of studies, laboratory and shop
work, standings, absences from reclta-
lions and examinations, entrance condi-
tions. leave of absence, penalties, special
examinations approved tutors, athletic
and musical organizations, college meet
ings.
From the section regarding athletics the
following is quoted:
No student shall represent the Cniver-
Sity of Maine on any university athletic
team or musical organization who lacks
more than one credit to give him full
standing III the class and course in which
he is registered. unless he first obtains
the consent of the faculty. Tor which he
must make written application through
the. proper faculty committee. No student
who has more than one deficiency in time
work shall represent the University I'M
less he has previously obtained in writ
ing the consent of his major instructor
and filed this with the chairman of the
committee.
No one who is not a registered student,
and no student under censure shall be
eligible to represent the university on any
athletic team musical organization.
No undergraduate student who carries
less thar i hours a week college work,
and no graduate student who carries less
than seven and one-half hours. shall be
eligible to represent the university on any
athletic team or musical organization.
No student in the School of Law or spec
ial student shall be eligible 10 represent
the university on any university athletic
team unless he has obtained in writing
tile consent of his maio' instructor, and
the athletic committte
No athletic team opposed of uniVer-
sity students representing the university
or any classsH hall take part in any CON
test with teams representing other insti-
trtions or organizations. without the con-
sent of the president and the faculty COM
mittee on athletics.
At a recent meeting of the junior class
e. ". Campbell and A. j. Butterworth
were elected as representative members
,pon the university council. This council
is composed of five faculty members.
three seniors and Two juniors. and acts
az a medium between students and f;tcul-
ty. All matters at question between fac
ulty and students are referred to it for
arbitration.
At the same meeting Fl. A. EMERY was
elected assistant business manager of the
1a6 prism. The other officers of the
Prism. elected at a former meeting. are: 1
4 ! ButterwOrth. editor-in-chief; c. w.
Campbell. business manager: R. s. Sher-
man artist. The editor will choose his
own board of six associate editors /
The condition of Dean Hart. who recent
" underwent an operation for appendici-
ifs is greatly improved and his early re-
coyery is earnestly hoped for by the stu /
dent body, with whom he is very popular