Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-06-22
WATERVILLE.
COLBY COLLEGE,
Spring Tennis Tournah.ent-Drawi
of Rooms-Oracie MEETING.

The annual spring tennis tournament
is being played and is nearly finished
There are sixteen matches. The fol-
lowing matches have been played in
the preliminary round: II. II. Bryant.
90 beat L. N. Dunn. '07, GO. ca: c. l..
Jewell, 'O6 beat r. w. Dodge, 'OG, c..
G-3; f. C. Lincoln. '06 heat ]. Il. Pugs-
ley. 'O5. 81, Ga. g.; w. D. Smith, 'O7
beat X. r. Kenison, '06, Go, GA, c.;
l.. w. Getchell 'O7 beat A. K. Wins
low '07, 20, 6-3. 6-l; II. N. Soule, '04
beat f. w. Hideout. OF. c., 6-S. CO;
II. F.. Wiley. '0G beat j. w. Coombs.
'0G. ga, Co. r. l.. Hall, '05 beat D. w.
Young. '07, GA, 6-3; l.. L. Ross, '06
beat o. A. Thompson, '07, Go, 6-1; II.
N. Jones, '05 beat G. N. Starkey, '05,
6-3, -. Go; ]. r. Dewitt, '07 beat G.
l.. WhittemOre, '05. Ga. CO; c. Z. Toll
man. 'O4 beat 3. F. Jones. or, G-3. 81,
O.: p. A. Mason. '07 beat A. G.. Rob-
inson. 'Of. 6-3, Go; c. r. Bryant, '0i
beat II. s. Morse. '07. Go, 6-3
AS there were two more men entered
in the tournament one of them was
put at the head of the list to play
against Bryant in the second round and
w. S. Stevens at the end of the list
to play against G.. r. Bryant
All the matches in the second round
have been played except one They are
as follows: Fl. Fl. Bryant beat F.. p.
Craig, by default: G. f. Jewell beat
F.. G. Lincoln. ca. -; w. D. Smith
beat l.. w. GctrheIl, G-1. 6-S. Ga; II. f..
Wiley beat Fl. w. SOule. 6-3, 4-G, rs;
L. l.. Ross beat r. l.. Hail. Go, -;
III. N. Jones beat ]. r. Dewitt, 6-1,
IS: +. 4. Mason beat G. f.. Tolman,
Ga. Go; In the third round Fl. Fl. Bry-
ant beat c. r. Jewell. 2-6. Ga, 6-1; Fl.
N. Jones beat l.. l.. Ross. 6-1, 6-1.
There are two more matches to be
played in the third round. and then
the semi-finals will be played.
The drawing Of rooms by the stu
dents for next year was held In Pro-
fessor Reck's Physics room in Shannon
Observatory, Tuesday afternoon. The
time appointed for the Juniors to
choose their rooms was from 100 to
1.45. tho sophomOres. from 1.45 to 200
and the freshmen. from 900 to o15.
Tho regular final examinations be-
gan. Tuesday. and will extend until,
Friday evening.
Professor Julian y. Taylor is con-
fined at his home on account of i'll
ness. The examination in his courses
will be omitted this term.
Charles c. Dwycr, who has been
visiting Clarence n. Flood, '05 at the
Bricks for n few days, left, Tuesday
afternoon. for Dexter. He has secured
a position to work and play ball on
the Dexter team this summer. Mr..
DWyor has been catcher on the Hebron
academy team for four years. He
thinks some of entering Colby next
fall. He is a good player and will he
an excellent man for Colby next year.
w w. Drnw. 'O2, superintendent of
schools at Fairfield. was present on the
campus last evening visiting friends.
Tho clay on the old tennis court be-
tween North college and Coburn hall
is being broken mp and leveled of ready
for the tennis players to make use of
in a few days.
The last meeting of the Young Mems
Christian Associat ion was held in their
room in Recitation hall last evening.
The topic discussed was. "Opportuni-
ties for Service in Vacation The
meeting was led by Ex-President V.
$. Ames. 'O4 of Pulpit Harbor.
a meeting of the Oracle Association
was held. Tuesday morning. after
chapel to elect an editor-in-chief and
business managers for next year.
Cecil Whithouse Clark. 'O5 of North
Sidney was elected editor in chief, Ar
thur Lee Field, '0J of Bakerfield. VT,
was elected business manager and
Isaiah Adelhart Bowdoin. 'O6 of Pros
rnct Ferry was elected assistant BUSH
hess manager.