Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-05
Baseball Interest Livening
Up at bowdoin.
Bates and Bowdoin Contest
Scheduled for Saturday.
Debate With Vermont and Tennis Matches
at Bates...0ther Notes.

Brunswick, Me-. May 4.-(SpeciaD.-
Baseball interest, which has been
somewhat on the decline during the
past three or four days, began to
brighten up, today, as a result of the
coming game with Bates at Lewiston,
next saturday afternoon, the game
being the first in the Maine College
series of games.
During the first part of the week the
team has been recuperating from its
"Trip 10 vermont, but the excellent
weather and the approaching game
mas llVened the work up greatly and
will continue to do so up to the time
oil the game. Doubtless the greater part
OF the student body will accompany the
team to Lewiston to see the game.
The second team will play it's Sec
Ond game of the season, SATURDAY. af-
tcrnoOn. the game being ON the Whit
tier field with the Bath High school
team. Stewart. '05. or Piper. 90, will
probably do the pitching for the Sec
Ond. The remainder of the team will
probably be similar to that played
| against Kent's Hill, last Saturday,
with the exception of first base.
Greene played that position as he was
unable to accompany the Varsity to
Vermont and was replaced by Clarke,
| '01. but it is probable that they will
exchange places in Saturdays game.
| This will make the second as follows:
| Stewart. pitcher; Lawrence. catcher;
Clarke. first base; Pike, second base;
Crowley. third base; Packard. short
stop. The outfield will probably be
Eoughton. Redmond Briggs.
The members of the Alpha Kappa
| Kappa fraternity of the Medical School
| has challenged the Phi Chi fraternity
| to Il game of baseball and it is prOba-
bic that the contest will take place in
the near future.
| The members Of the class of 1907 in
the Medical School dincd at New Mead
| ows Inn. last evening.
| The members of the Dramatic Club
put On its play. 1.-The Magistrate,' in
| the Brunswick Town hall, last even
| ing before an enthusiastic audience.
| This was the first time that the STU
| dents and tOwnspeople have had an OPP
| portGnity TO witness the production OF
| the College Dramatic Club, and 10
| say the presentation WAS pleasing
would he putting it mildly. All the
| characters were exceedingly well TAX
en- and received the heartiest applause
from the audience that had gathered.
| Harvey, 'O5, in the title role was "a
| great success and his work was first
class The work of SanbOrn was also
"A pleasing feature of the production.
| In both the first and second acts San
born did work worthy of Il far more
experienced actor, receiving liberal APP
| plaIISe.
| Bartlett. '06, as MRS. Poskett,' was
| another of the taking things Of the
evening. His work WAS the strongest
| Of the female parts and was very pop
ular. Rundlett, 'O5. as "Charlotte We
| rinder," was another pleasing part.
| Among the other parts Legion, VI,
| KimhalI, '07. and Hanes. 'OI, were all
very pleasing. All in all, the produc-
| ton WAS ono of the most pleasing
| things of the season seen in Bruns-
| wick.
Tho Psi Epsilon fraternity will hold
| y dancing party, tomorrow evening.
Workmen are busy preparing inc
| foundation for the Delta Epsilon ira
tcruity house. which will be moved 10
the lot in the near future.