Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-01-21
Schedule Arraigned for
the Baseball Team
Includes An Early Spring Trip
Into Massachusetts.
Prominent Graduates of the College in
the Government-Other Notes.

L. Tillcon, 90, of Sidney. This schedule
will have to go before the executive
committee of the Colby Athletic Asso-
| citation before it can be carried into ef-
| feet This schedule printed here for the
| first time reflects great credit upon
Manager Tillson. There is good game
| assured for Fast Day, as a preliminary
to the Massachusetts trip. with the
Lewiston Athletics at Waterville. a
two game series has been arranged
with each of the Maina colleges and al
so with New Hampshire State and
| Massachusetts State.
| 1t is especially gratifying to know
| that there are so many and such prom
ising contests on the home grounds,
and on the best drawing days of the
week, Wednesday and Saturday. The
| manager has succeeded IN making ar
| rangements SO that all the games can
! be played on the Massachusetts, trip
| and each one in succession. Last year
| the team had to MAKE two trips to
| Massachusetts, in order to complete
their schedule. A few dates are open
and the manager is III correspondence
stands now it promises to tie one of the
| best that has been arranged at Colby
| for some time.
| The following is tn, schedule as ar
| ranged by the manager, subject to the
| approval of the executive committee
at it's regular business meeting the
| first of next month:
Wednesday. April 19-Open.
Saturday. April 22-Open.
Thursday. April y UTast day)-Lewiston
| Athletics at Watcrville.
| Saturday, April @-Amherst at Amherst.
Monday, May 1-Massachusetts State at
Tuesday. May 2-Williston Seminary at
Easthampton.
Wednesday, May 3-Harvard at Cam
| bridge.
saturday. May 6-New Hampshire State
at Waterville.
Wednesday. May 1o-Bowdoin at Water
saturday. May 1s-New HAMPSHIRE State
Wednesday,. May III. of NJ. at Water
| vile.
Saturday, May 20-Bowdoin at Bruins
| wick
Wednesday. May Massachusetts
State at Watervllc
Saturday, May 27-r. Of NJ at 0rono.
socintion at Portland.
Saturday, June 3-Bates at Waterville.
Saturday, June 10-Bates at Lewiston.
Mllard E. Long, formerly of the
class Of 1905 now in the shipbuilding
business in Camden. will leave, this
morning. for Camden % resume his
work Mr.. Long has been visiting his
friends at the Dcke house for the past
few days.
Wiley o. Newman, OF, refereed the
two basketball games at the Coburn
l.,Ct I.nt
by I'd and Coburn I'd, Oak Grove
and Cohurn. For colby Cd the fol-
lowing men made up the team: Peter
son, 07, (captdIn). right forward;
Morse, 'O7, left guard; Kennison, '06,
right guard; Libby, '0S, center; Il.
Smith, 'O7, left guard. The 'Varsiay
basketball team left, Friday morning,
for Hebron where they played the fast
Hebron Academy team, last evening.
Owing to some back work the captain
an manager were unable to go on the
trip. The team went under the man
agcm"nt and cantaincy of Flood. the
right guard. The other men that played
the game We're: Thompson, center; Nc
Vane, right forward: Phinney, left
guard; and Wiley, left forward. Tri-
bou. '0S. went as substitute.
Anson l.. Tillson, '05, Will leave, this
morning. for his home in Sidney where
he will pass Sunday with his parents.
He will return, Monday morning, to re-
sumo his studies.
All the men who have played on the
foot ball team this last fall, will meet at
T'reblc's studio to have their pictures
taken for the Colby Oracle. at 2 o'clock
this afternoon. After the picture has
been taken the captain for next year
will be chosen by the members of the
football squad.
Nathan B. Blackburn, formerly Of the
| class of 1907, who is now a student at
| the University of Minnesota. has no
tilted his friends that he has recently
been elected editOr-in-chief of next
years "Gopher," which is the univer-
| sity manual published by the members
of the junior class.
Noah V. Barker, Colby '02, who has
| been principal of the Presque Isle High
school for the past two years, has Sc
cured a position as instructor in Greek
| and mathematics at Kicker Classical
Institute in Houlton.
| Mr.. MicoIeau of Augusta. has organ
lied "A small class in French conversa-
| ton among the men of North College.
| This class meets at 9 o'clock every
Tuesday and Saturday evening.
Thomas A. Smart, 'O7, who has been
sick for the past few days with slight
attack of the grir, left, Friday, for his
home in Dexter where he plans to rest
I'm before his return to take UP his
studies again.
Miss Sadie Sanders, a student at
| Foxcroft Academy who has been visit
| ing her friend. Miss Susan A Corbett,
'0S, has returned back to Foxcroft.
| AS President White was unable to
leave his home. Friday, to hear his
| classes. the members of the Ethics
class went to his residence where the
| recitation was conducted as usual.
Allen r. Clark, Colby '04, of Augusta,
was the guest of friends at the Deke
house. Thursday and Friday.
The ladies of the college have organ
| lied two mission classes which will
meet, at O'Clock every Friday evening.
at Ladies hall. The first meeting was
held, last evening.
Ragnhild l.. Iverson, '0S, of Portage
| Lake. will not return to college this