Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-06-22
BATES SENIORS
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and his men have had great confidence
and faith in him. Although he holds
visible souvenirs of his many conflicts
he has never been seen to quit" He is
q man highly esteemed by his fellow
students.
Mahoney has played on the Varsity
football team three years and has made
a reputation as one of the trickiest lit
tie eni men in any Maine college. He
has distinguished himself in basketball
for his class.
Thurston. the man of bulldog grit.
will bc missed at center. 1t has been
his greatest pleasure to find himself in
frort Of the largest football ccnters and
it takes Il good man to set him back
Big Jack. although not in favor of
hard exercise. was right there in his
place AZ right guard during the fall OF
1903
RedGcn has played two years on tn.
Varsity and won distinction as a fierce
rusher at half-back. He has also won
honors in defamation, debating and
biology.
Last Of the football men hut not least
comes Eddie Connors, the best natured.
the most popular. and the fiercest and
.
Bates Athletic field. He has always
been ready to do his duty and he has
college spirit that bubbles right over
when he is aroused. He has played
football for four years and this yeag'
has played first base on the baseball
team. AS fullback his equal has not
been found except outside of the Maine
colleges. He has always been in the
thickes' of the fray and hundreds Of
times has his terrific line plunge.i and
beautiful tackles brought forth over
whclming applause. AS Il worker and
all around popular fellow Eddie Con
nor has worked his way into the hearts
of all his brother and sister students.
Although Il husband and father ne APP
pears no older than many of the young
est rmemberS of his class. a prosper
Gus. and happy future is expected for
him by all who know him.
Other members Of the Senior ella s.
besides Kendall who have won baseball
reputa lions are Winfield :. Austin and
sHelma ID. Dwinal
/ Mr.. Austin has played baseball fpui
years and distinguished himself as an
inter- collegiate tennis player. He has
also been Il snappy and crack basket
hall player Austin also won an honor
in chemistry.
Dwinal has showed his true stuff dur
ing the present term. as pitcher and
tennis player. As a pitcher he has sur
prised everyone this term although
many knew he had the making of d
pitcher in him: it IS thought by all that
if he had been given his due in prcvi-
+, h.,,- 40 I,n ~ n
or pitchers hustle for the position of All
Maine pitcher
The principal stars of Bates track
athletics are Harold \. Allen, Howard
4. Wiggin. Albert G. Johnson AMI
Charles Philips. Capt. Allen has en-
ttieavOred for two years to build up 4
Ercditab,r Bates track team and lc it
- MS credit he came up to ercr|Ones
fAshest expectations this term for he
lu0aeloped Il team that pulled - points
in the 1906 Intercollegiate meet on Gar
celon field. He has distinguished HIM
self as an earnest. faithful! and eel
BUS worker and much of his spirit was
enthuscd into his men. Mr.. Allen was
tbc winner of honors in Greek. Howard
n Wiggin has furnished us with an eX-
nplc Of what hard. persistent efforts
accomplish in any department. For
Wears he has worked constantly
pole-vault and this term his Ct
fortsfsNere crowned with success by
winhinS3est place in tn" 1aterc"lleSi-
ate meet With height of 10 #. in. to
his credit. Mr., Ysggin has also been a
hard worker for%the Y. NJ. c. a. and
has held several important offices.
III, Iii in
the half-mile run by taking third place.
His. btst characte ristic is his never
sai dte spirit.
Other prominent men IN the '06 class
are Luther l. Bonney. who won one of
the four honers for best rank during
college course. Harold y. Cummings.
another winner Of same honor, Leo ".
Farrar still an6therand Wayne Jordan
the fourth winner. Jordan has done'
good work in tennis and has played
three years in Intercollegiate tennis
Merritt. l.. Gregg is one of the Cobb
Neutrality-suspicious. and breaches every
sunday ~ the Pine stracKy. Baptist
church ssff;s sermons are dtins and
enjoye5ssyk 81 who hear 4A fairy
d, Hsfafsn-was recipient r!he hon
ors is sdxn LANGUAGES. WXrer W,
James san xtnors in Englisfts. John G,
Merrill has Von, distinction as an M
tercollegiate flebater and is now pres
ident of his class. -
Leon G. Paine is prominent as n
ager as he has held positions as 10Th
track and baseball manager. Jonn +.
Robinson the hoy" in size but man
in quality. has distinguished himself as
a proprietor in which capacity h" has
served for four years at s. fence nail.
Ashmun c. Sally, another intercoilegi-
ate tennis man. has won honors n bi-
olpcy and is also class mars tfar-
old w. Stevens is an honor winner in
phrsics. James G.. Perry is winner
of honors in philosophy. Merv!n e.
| Giles has served as assistant and loot
bah manager
All these men hay" dom th"'r "nti"s
faifhfu,ly and thci" places left vacant
~, he hard to ill in qua'iry. huj their
mast deeds and accomplishments SHOULD
seyye as goals at which every Yates