Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-01-19
u. OF maine.
Both Basketball Teams
Will Play Away Tonight.
Varsity at WateTviIIe and Sec
ond at Bar HaTbor.
Musical Clubs Will Give Grand Conceit
Tonight in Alumni Hall.

Orono. Me, Jan. 1S.-(SpeciaD.-
University of Maine basketball team
will leave Friday noon for Watervilie
where they will play the Taconnet
Club. The team has had another
shaking UP since the last game and it
is hardly TO be expected that they can
g1 esation.
Saturday morning the team will go
direct to Portland, where Il game is 10
be played Saturday evening with
Wesibrook Seminary. The names of
the men who make the trip We're pos
ed Thursday as follows: G.. S. owen
captain. w. II. Burke, j. G. Scales. w.
NJ. Black. a. +. Elliott. II. s. Petit
grew, and II. II. HoXie, manager.
The second team will leave for Bar
Harbor at o'clock Friday to line up
against the local team. Several games
have been arranged for the second
team and it is hoped that material may
thus be developed for Varsity player s.
The team picked to go to Bar Harbor
will be captained by r. F. Talbot, the
Varsity end at football, and mana ged
by A. w. Totman. the assistant man
ager. The other men who will make
| the trip are p. $. Penney, Simeon
Hardy. +. Fl. Morrison, G. c. French
and II. a. Parker.
In preparation for the annual fresll-
nan-sophomore game the sophomores
have elected Robert X Steward of
Skowhegan as manager of the team
and practice will begin at once.
Indications point to one of the largest
crowds OF tie season at the Musical
Clubs concert i'm Alumni hall Friday
evening. Tie clubs always make a spec
ial effort to give a good entertainment
to the home crowd, and there is ALWAYS
large and enthusiastic audience. This
year the clubs are assisted by j. c. Max
well of the Law School as cello soloist
and two good readers Joe X. Goodrich
of Skowhegan. the old standby, and Raw
mond Fellows, n freshman who is quit,
an artist at comic selections
The fact that no basketball dances are
being held this year. ard there have been
few dances in the gymnasium, is reason
for n large crowd at the dance following
the concert, and Pullen's orchestra will
be guarantee for 4 jolly good time. The
men who have made good on the clubs
are:
Glee Cuba. 3. Pummer 'O7. leader;
c. Boyle OS, assistant leader: g. II. Hill
NC. r. NJ. Foster 07, c. F.. Currier 'O6
J.. II. Hodgkirs 'O7. S. NJ Bird 07. r. Eel
lows 'OS. Fl. B. Smith OS F. w Files 'Os.
a. r. Trem1in. special. A. l.. Nash 90.
H. =. Mirsh co. F. l.. Potter 'Os. r. II.
Morrison 90. G. NJ. Fulton 'O9. F.. d.
Knight o9 B. NJ. Hall 'O9. F. A. Rngwa,l
'O9. w. o. Smith 90. r. L. Todgins 90,
F. G. Richardson 'O9.
Mandolin Club-F. c. Sou.hard 'O6 lead
or; F. F. Smith 'OS. assistant leader: f.
+. Richards 'O6. II. d. Foss 'OG, A. J. Pen
nell '07. F. II. Harlow OG C. l.. Esta-
brooke '09. Fl. p. Marsh 90. r. II. Morri-
son 'Oa. B. L. Roberts O9. n o. Smith
09. J. w. Gerrity 90, A. L. Nash 90. A.
L. Tremaine, special.
Banjo Clubs NJ. Bird 'O7. leader: F. O.
Alton, assistant leader: w. ]. st. Oonge
%. L. A. Barrows 'O7. J. P. Fagen 07. J.
Jewett 49,
'Cello-J. c. Maxwell or Law School.
Mandola-W. B. Alexander O7.
Readngs-J. X. Goodrich 'O7, r. Eel
lows '0s.