Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-22

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,os: il. p Higgins; n. "a a. Tore, Ray
Pole vault--D; n, Rogers, II; r: Mac
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gen: 'oS; G; +. Albec. G. +. Barron, f..
| nile nanIicsp-L. N, Crowsll 'os, J. .dEE: T:
slr j. A. Gannett nm tt iaofS r E. Potter ct w. " tEes cobh
Torrey, G. "; Kinshorn; J.. ,d J.. Wilkins.
1g0; relay team-C. f Cmrricr, r. II.
Porter F. H. Harlow. II. w. Bearce. u.
1907 Relay team-w. J. St. Onge. A. p.
1868 relay team-w. r. Sawyer. C. l..
Draper. G. J. Hopkins. J. T. Kendregan,
1909 relay teara-H p. Higgins. w F.
Conner. G. c. French. q. Z. Torrey, G. +.
1905 tug'o-war team-W. D. iearce, a.
F. Weymouth. F. r. Reed, r. F. olds.
A. G. Eeunett.
1907 tug-'c-war team-E. d. Bean. w. r.
Stone. V. r. Jordan, +. F. Talbot, A. T.
Burrows
1908 tug-'o-war te1m-H. Il. Smith. +.
n. Nickery: j. s. Irish, p. +. Skolfcld,
e l.. Nilikcn.
1863 tur-'o-w"r trar---V. r. Ray. +. z.
Simmons. w ". Black. f. .. Bibber, q.
L. Albee.
The freshma.' '''.'~"nre basketball
game will be one oI Tx most exciting
events of the evening as thore is always
an intense rivalry between these two
, classes. The freshmen seem to I've favor
ties as they had four men on the Var
sity this winter while the sophomores
were only represented by Stuart, next
years captain. Tile lineup Of the teams
with their subs:
1855. A. Stuart (CaptN. +. c. Morton.
Daniel Chase. i; p. Emery. II: A. Ian
caster' ,sae T. n , yirkery; G. L. Wil,ls y,.o,.
| II. p. Higgins. g. &. French. II. T. Petite
grow. S. J. Hardy, Ray Morrison.
The present senior class has remark.
able record of never losing a class track
| meet and they hope to win points enough
to stand in first place Friday evening A
large squad of freshmen is at work and
will score several points for the class
of 90.
The mile handicap is a new event
| which Coach Farrell has instituted for
| the purpose of trying out the distance
mon. and the handicaps will he made ac-
cording to his opinion of the abilities OF
| the contestants.
The most interesting event by far will
! he the relay race between the juniors and
seniors. The juniors won out last year
| by a small margin but do not feel at all
confident. The relay team which won thu
race from Tufts 1T the +. a. ~ meet had
| two of its members from each class. 50
| that the fastest men in college are pittcd
| against each other.
The Somerset County Club held a meet
in.r 70 I,f #
| the Eennebec Valley Alumni Association.
| The "old grads wish to make plans for
| a banquet and have the undcrcra duntcs
| attend on their invitation instead of an
| undergraduate club banquet. It was vot-
| cd to acccdc to the wishes Of tho alumni
and there will doubtless he a large gath
| "rinS ot Maine supporters.
a college meeting was called Wcdncs-
day morning for the purpose Of circulat-
ing subscription papers for spring ath-
| lctics. Reports were first heard from til"
managers. Mr.. Hayward stated the con-
ditions which would require funds for the
| bali team. and Mr.. Williams reported
| concerning the track interests. The basa.
| hall team will play long hard schedule
| of 20 games. including two trips away.
Considerable expense will also be involv-
| ID in improving the diamond. which has
| been badly damaged by weather cont,i-
| tions.
| The track interests will hr more varied
| and extensive than ever before, as two
| new events are practically settled upon.
1 Besides the representation at tho B. A. A.
| meet there are scheduled the indoor meet
relay team to Philadelphia. Tufts dual
| meet NJ. I. A. A. meet at Lewiston, and
n. L. A. A. meet at Worcester.
| Mr.. Shutc treasurer of the Athletic
Association. made his report and stated
the conditions and financial needs of the
athletic interests. Prof. Stevens and Mr.
Jones also spoke in favor of a generous
subscription.
The committee on University assemblies
met Wednesday and settled mp the bust
ness connected with these dances. After
all bills had been paid n small surplus
was left. which will be turned into tn"
treasury of the Athletic Association.
On account of the entrance of several
. academies into the Maine Interscolast:c
Baseball League. new arrangement will
be made separating the High schools and
academies. A new schedule is being ar
ranged TO include the new entries and It
will soon be issued. The new schools are
Higgins Classical Institute. Leavitt Irsti-
, tute. Coburn Classical Institute and
Maine Central Institute.
a very interesting lecture was delivered
in the chapel Wednesday evening bv II
II. Barrows of Boston. The subject of tn.
lecture was "A Modern New England Wa
ter Power Plant, Its Design and Construc-
tion." The talk was finely illustrated bv
lantern slides. showing practical and in
structive illustrations of the subject. MIR.
Barrows has for some time been in charge
Of the geological survey of New England