Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-13
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characteristic, made a decided hit, and
the audience demanded it's repetition.
The grand selection from Carmen was
the bands supreme test, and it was han
died in the same maSterful way as the
Raymond Overture. Mr.. Sprague's cello
SOLO. Schubert's 'Serenade," was delight
ful. and as an encore he played a piece
OF his own composition which was indeed
charming. Continued applause drew from
him the "Serenade' by Reach.
For a long time the university has been
in need of good, stirring, marching song
and now it has surely an excellent one
Lincoln X. Cclcord, '06. has fitted words
to the march "Opie" by Fenstad, and this
march was the concluding number. 1t is
certainly lust the right kind, both as to
words and music
After the concert a dance order Of u
numbers was enjoyed in the gymnasium
adjoining, music being furnished by the
University orchestra. A special car Left
for Bangor after the dance.
Captain Collins issued his first call
FOR baseball candidates at chapel. Fri
day morning. aud Saturday morning.
there was good sized squad practicing
! IN the cage. The schedule for this
April 22-EXejer at Exeter
April 2i-DartmOuth at Hanover.
Apri! 25-University Of Vermont at
| Burlington.
April 26-University Of Vermont az
| Burlington
April 29-Exeter Al Orono.
May IN. II. State college at Durham.
May TUFTS at MeGford.
May 3-Yale at New Haven.
May 5-Game lending.
May 6-Game pending.
May 10 Bates at Orono.
May 1I-Colby at Watorville.
May POI Bates at Lewiston.
May 25-Tufts at OronO.
May 21-Colby at Orono.
May 31-N. II. State at Orono.
June 5-Bowlo:n at Brunswick
Games with Boston University AMI
Phillips Andove.' on May and arc
practically arranged to fill cut the Mas
sachusctts trip. There is no game with
Harvard this year, the Yale game tax
ing its place.
Assistant Manager Hayward has al
so arranged an attractive schedule for
tfe second tenn, games being as fololWs:
May 4-Fowdcin Second at Orono.
May G. E. NJ. c. S. at Bucksport.
May 11-BoWdoin Second at Bruins
wick.
May 20-DeXter High school at Dex-
ter
This will he an incentive for men to
get out and try fOt' the second and
ought 20 be means of drawing a large
number out for daily practice.
Coach Ruddcrnam will show up on
the first of March and after that work
| III the cage will be under his supervi-
sion. Owing to the length of the win
ters Maine teams have frequently gone
| en- their first trip without any outdoor
practice. batting in the cage and what
little work on grounders given there.
being their only preparation for the
first games. Under these conditions. it
| IS imperative that hard and Serious
practice be given in the cage: and it IS
requested that no man come out for
his own amusement, who does not in
tend 20 stay with the practice till the
end of the season.
Indoor tennis is to claim its share OF
attention this year and a greater effort
than in previous years will be made to
turn out a team of winning the inter-
colleg!ste tournament III May.
Painters We're at work Saturday
turning the gymnasium floor into q
regulation tennis court and here the
Old men and new candidates will have
a chance to get in the early spring
practice. Capt. Mcclure has a nucleus
of two old tennis men to work with and
by the time the courts are in condition
for outdoor work he should have a
strong team we'll underway.
A new rule in rcgar., to the parts to
he taken at graduation will go into eff
feet this year. The rule states that
from the Is students obtaining the
highest rank probably about six will be
chosen, who will represent so far as is
comparable With the ability of the
sneakers. the different undergraduate
Courses at the university These essays
are to be written by the men them
selves and musl be submitted to the
faculty before the first of April. After
being approved they are then to be vot-
ed upon.