Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-20
BOWDOIN NOTES.
FOOTBALL Schedule.-DuaI Meet with
'ech.-Coliege Tea, TODAY,

brunswick, Me-, March 12-(Snecian
manager }. W. Sewall of the football
team has announced the football
schedule tonight. 1t is practically the
same as in past years. Brown has
been dropped and Tufts taken on, a
resumption of athletic relations with
the latter college which has been off
Bowdoin's list since 1900. The games
Will be played as follows:
Sept. 30 Fort Prebe at Brunswick.
Oct. 4-Harvard at Cambridge.
Oct. Exeter at Brunswick
Oct. 14-Amhcrst at Amherst.
Oct. o1-OD-n.
Oct. 2S-Tufts at brunswick or Port
land.
Nov. 4-Colbv at Waterville.
Nov. 11-Rates at Lewiston.
Nov. 1S-U. of NJ. at Brunswick.
A matter OF considerable interest to
the student body is the challenge lust
received from Massachusetts Institute
of Technology to a dual field meet 10
be held at Brunswick on May G. 4 week
before the 18th annual Maine intercol-
leSiate meet which Will be held at
Oron", this year. The students ap-
pear 10 be strongly in favor of a meet
ing with Tech. which has always been
IN cordial relations with Bowdoin.
Such Il meet would be a good thing for
both institutions. The matter will be
acted upon at the meeting Of the ath-
letic committee on the oath
With profound regret at the res!cna-
ton of James j. Lathrop. the track
~ h..
eHter upon q six years contract with
Harvard, the athletic association is
locking for 4 successor. Harry j.
Hunt. %. of Bangor one of the finest
athletes |ho ever wore the BGWdoin
colors will. it is understood. be ton
Gered the position. If he is not avail
able among others in view is VIM. T.
Rove, '04. Of Portland. the captain OF
last springs championship track team.
1t has always been q much disputed
question whether Portland High or
Lewiston High won the pennant in the
| interscholastic baseball series last
spring. y committee consisting of
William F. Finn. Jr.. 'o5. of NaticE,
Mass; Donald c. White. '05, of Lev
ist"n. ami Joseph +. Drummond 81.
Of Portland. has been chosen to decide
the matter and will probably make Il
re port of their decision sometime next
week.
ono Of the prcttieSt dances of the
| college year was given Friday evening
| by the members of the BoWdoin chap
| tcl Of the Theta Delta Chi fraternity
1T their new c,itpter house on the cor
| ner Of Maine ANA Mci[een streets. The
| dance WAS arranged by n committee
| consisting Of Louis Dwight and Har-
veil Weld. o.. of Hyde Park. Ma'*..
Arthur Horace Eodkin, Jr.. '9G. Of
| Portland. and Harold Grant Tobey. ~,
Of Clinton, Mass. The p1troncsSeS
| We're Mrs. Frank f. Woodruff. Mrs.
| Frank W. Shorey ana Mrs. Wilmot Il.
| Mitchell.
| The last college tea of the present
year will take place in the alumni
room. Hubbard Hall. Monday after
| noon. from to 6 o'clock. The invited
guest. Of the afternoon Will be Au-
gusta. HalloWell ANA Gardiner friends
Of the college In addition to these
each student is permitted to invite 4
friend and it is thought that there will
he Il large number present. The re-
ceivins committee will be Mrs. Nc
Crca, Mrs. Ham and Mrs. Roberts.
| Samuel l.. Smith. IS. who was Sc
locted to coach the Dramatic club.
has resigned because Of press Of bust
ness. Manager Williams has select
| ed ii. ~ Fuse. Jr., of Bath. Mr..
Huse ie well known in dramatic circles
having lately achieved success with
the Guiding Head Wilson COM
pnny." Ifa has successfully coached
many amateur productions III the
| state ANA comes highly recommended.