Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-06-08
UNIVERSITY OF MAINE.
Athletic Association BusIness-Ne"
Officers Of the Various Teams.

Orono. Ne. Jun" Isl "ciaD.-A ~"
last regular meeting of the Athl' tic As
ISOLATION. Tuesday evening. quit" IN
amount Of routine business was disposed
Of The first matter presented WIS III"
Slate Of officers for til" association for
the wear OF l:vl-G. Tho nominations rs
posted ana recommended by tn" commit
tee were: President, T. \. Banks. l'iddr-
ford. vice pr, siG"nt, th"S. w. 'aml''cIi'
Els worth; ;. crctarN, Walter l.. Sturt'-
want. Bangor; treasurer. Ii NJ Shut".
Orono. y vote was taken and III S!itt'
elected with TIL" exc EtIpn OF Mr.. Sitltf".
10 requested that E!| name Shoul" MOI
be considered until September.
rhr names OF Roy l.. Porter as chittiin
Of TN" track team. and OF Walter .. FROST
as captain at the baseball team, W"r''
ia. n,;.tinn of the baseball committee.
Guy +. Hayward of winthrop. Wa II ct =.
ed mana.r,.r oi the 1906 baseball team. and
Benjamin r Williams "t North islrsboro.
WAS elected manager of the track team.
Both ~ tines" men hay" served as assist
ants /" this Years management ana nav"
given good satisfaction.
TIL. matter OF the dctinn on the settling
of Nh controversy OYER tie Mair"-' "lb!-
ball gam" 10y the arbitration board was
considered and it WAS voted 10 lr;'N" tn
matter t" the next regular meeting. HS IT
is now too late to play of Il game Shpul"
one lc allowed.
The matter of n baseball coach for tn"
next season was considered and the base
haN committee left with power to conSId-
~ candidates for the roSition. Mr.. But
tcr'wrrtli reported t"t IT," committee on
constitution. that 4 booklet had beer,
printed containing tn" regulations and
that it was ready for distributions. 1t
contains the new constitution ana hI-lt" :
as drawn up and .'"ViS-d. last tail, an!
will be given out t" AL Interested par
tics.
At / meeting of tho-" qualified to vote
for c.iptain Wednesday noon. Merton r.
Lovctt of Beverly. Mass. WAS chosen tC
lead the tennis tenn for tn" season OF
1906 I.ovett is hard. steady player and
has already taken tv" Southland medals
in the singles and on" in the doubles for
the Cnllcg. championship. He Will b" Il
,nrmhcr of the graduating class md will
have two of this year tam lett I" work
tain Mcclure. 'oj. will be the only loss hy
graduation The team in tn" doubles this
year came the nearest to winning out that
any team from the university has ever
done. winning two of tn" five sets played
in the finals against Colby.
In accordance with tn. new rules for
the division of the proceeds from the
Campus management. tn" board had i
celebration. Wednesday. in the shape of
Il barge ride to Phillips lake TIL" eight
members Of the old board. with ladies'. left
Bangor about o'clock. and after a jolly
party ut the Lake returned by moonlight.
arriving i'll Is'tl.Sbt III tlIll'' lbI tnt' EtSt
ca, to Orono.
Examination week will end with the
last firal of Friday. June 8. The college
year will then j." practically ended. but
four days Of Commencement remaining
for the following week The juniors who
are taking civil engineering have also
two weeks of extra field work. This WORK;
will begin Immediately after Commence
mnnt and probab bly, the men will put in
| 10 hours a day in order to complete the
course as soon as possible.
NJ. Cohen, a wealthy Junk dealer of
st. Louis, Mo, has reported to the
| Chicago police the loss of $1,000 by a
| wire tapping" swindl,. Cohen met
| FIVE men in st. Louis and they unfold
| ed 10 him an elaborate Tian TO beat
the races which are in progress at the
| Latonia tracks. He visite.l their rooms
! in Chicago. saw Il lot Of intricate olCc-
tiioal M. hines AMI invsSt@d $1,000 in
:c scheme The mca a; once li.In-
reared.