Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-31
WATERVILLE.
AT COLBY COLLEGE.
Basketball, Visiting Items and Other
Notes of Interest.

Basketball enthusiasts anticipate a
lot of sport in the Colby gymnasium,
this eve ing. when there will be two
games. me first will be between the
Taconnet FIVE and the Colby team The
college boys are not feeling at all con-
fdent. as the team has suffered sew
trai SetbackS recently, while the HOl-
linssworth & Whitney boys have had
plain sailing for some time. However,
the collegians will do their best to
make a good showing. The second
game will have for contesting teams
C0burn Second and Colby Second. This
contest promises to develop a lot of
real fun. as both organizations are in
pretty good trim The first game will
be called promptly nj 80 o'clock.
The clock in Chemical hall, by which
IN electric anunciatOr is rung at the
close of each lesson hour. has been re-
paired and after nearly a years silence
made itself heard. Monday. 1t is
planned to extend a system of anun-
ciators to the other recitation build
inSs. and perhaps ID the dormitories.
Professor Arthur j. Roberts of the
English department. returned. Sunday
n,
ATTENDED the banquet OF the New York
Colby Alumni Association Professor
Roberts reports the occasion as very
enjoyable and successful. President
Charles Lincoln White. who attended
tie banquet. was detained on business
connected with the college and will
not return until this morning.
Hon. Walter l.. Gray. '95. of South
Paris. was visitor on the campus.
Monday. Mr.. Gray is the member of
the Legislature from South Paris.
Fred r. Hutchins, ex-'06. is visiting
friends on the campus.
w. l.. Bonney, IS, was guest at
the chapel exercises, Monday morning.
At the sociable which will be given
by the ladies of the college in the Ban
list vestry. Friday evening of this
week. The Courtship of Miles Stand
lsh Will be given AS a part of the pro
gram.
Colby ard Coburn met in the Coburn
gymnasium. Monday afternoon and the
result has caused a big rise in Coburn
stock looking to the game with Hebron
at Hebron. Friday Feb IL
The game was snappy one and only
the hardest work enabled Coblrn to win
ont. The passing of both teams was n
feature. Dodge led off in goal-getting for
Cohurn. His ability to work with the 9th
er members of the team also counted i'm
the summary. Blake played a steady
game at the other forward. There was
but little individual starring or rather il
was an all-star team. each man contrib
utIng to well-earned victory.
The Colby team was somewhat unDre-
pared for the hurricane playing OF its on
ponents, but soon was raising a tornado
OF its own. Several of Colbv's star men
were out Of the game. but those who were
in made a good fight and deserve much
credit for making Columns margin so mar
row
There was much enthusiasm and Co
burn is jubilant over the game and the
prospects for the rest OF the season.
The score follows:
COB1RN. COLBY.
Blake, II ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, RIB. Tribou
Mcclellan, ....:............. C. Thompson
Nash. III NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. RI, Wiley
Smith, rb ............ ID. Phinney tFlooD
score-Cohurn, IS; Colby. IL, Goals from
Wiley 3. Tribou ; Phinney l. Flood l.
Goals from fouls-McLellan 2. Wiley 1.
Referee, Phelan. Umpire Newman. Time,
1Jn. periods.
The freshman society Epsilon Beta held
its annual initiation spread at the home
7 he initiates are John Tracy Mathews OF |
Tenants Han Dor. Emmons Parkman Bur |
rill Of Waterville, Charles William Brad |