Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-16
COLBY NOTES,
Annual Interest In Maine
Football Situation,
Colby Feels Able TO Make Good
Showing In Game.
Whereabouts Of '07 Men..chapeI
Hours change-.Personals.

The football season may now be re-
Sardcd as on in earnest for next Sat
urGuy the first of the Maine college
championship games will occur when
Colby plays Bates at Lewiston. SO far
this scaSon EHtcs with her record of
the past Arar behind her coupled with
the fact that nearly all the players on
that team which won the State cham
i.ionsilip. have returned to college,
seems to b~ the favoritt
BuWdnin has 4 strong team with a
large squad 10 choose from Coach Nc
clHIr tPriErrton) may be expected to
tuli. ort !, team which will be 4 credit
To tu,. institution ana is sure to De
heard from later.
Main" with its wealth of material
captainel by Higgins. the individual
star of last seasons team. is rapidly
pounding into u we'll balan ced team.
Tho tam has not vet shown its true
form but Coach Mccoy tYale) has
the faculty Of turning out Il winning
team - that this year will b. no ex-
crptirn.
Colby this year is represented by a
light. evenly balanced team which may
he Gcp' ndcd upon to make Il game
fight against the other three cOlleg IS
50 that the season 81 1907 is sure to
witness some of the hardest fought
games in the history of Maine college
football"
The above statements We're made by
Coach RGnllh2rt of the Colby football
team when asked his opinion Of the
football situation Of the Maine col
leGcS.
Monroe f. Young. 'O9. has returned
to colleGeand will take up work in the
Junior class.
Tho officers Of the Colby Y. NJ. c. A.
for tEoS year are as follows: President,
Charles c. Dryer 0S vice president,
Wilbur G. Foy '09; secretary It. w.
| Williams 10: treasurer. Merle r.
Reyes rs, The meeting Tuesday even
ing waS icG by Candon '0S, who spoke
! on '"Tla Workers Implements"
The men of the class Of 1907 are To-
| Gated IS follows. Burr F. Jones. prn-
cip,l IL the Waterville High school
| NJ .Claudc Moore, principal, of the
| StoninGton High school; Charles Rush,
principal of I.itchticld Academy; Thorn
ds \. Smart. Dexter; Albert +. St>t-
son. Hruton; Arthur w. Stetson,
principal Of Erskinc Academy; Otis a.
| THOMPSON, Instructor in Wyoming
| s'nminaly. Kingston. Pa: Perley l..
Thorn fellow IN mathematics. New
! York lniNo rsity. EIhu r. Tflton, with
| Clcvrl"nd Potato Co. Hnulton; Clay
| ton n! Ward. principal of the Brown
Vile High school; Arthur X. Winslow,
| $500: David VI. Young. assistant in
| chel1istrv. Colby College: Ralph Il.
EnurG Pru2lkccpsic business College.
! Poughkcepsic, y. Y: Myron T. Berry,
With the y. =, r.. & z. Co.. New Bed
i ri. AlnSs : Herman r. Belts. instrur-
| tor in Kicker: Harry {. Ronney. in
structor in Nit,helrS Military School.
! IillcrItH Mass: Waiter Craig. Hotel
Pn1cradp. belgrade; Robert A. Col
| pitts pastor Congress- street NJ. T..
church. Portland: Lewis W. Dunn. y.
| Nj .. A. work. New York: Roscoe G.
Emery. principal Of I-ubec High school.
| l.rbcc.
| Harold Corbn Of Gardiner called on
friends in tn" Bricks" Monday.
Naiany 10 returned 10 college Mon
! day.
,;llph Parker II, has returned from
{, short visit to his home in Gardiner
| Prof A. j. Roberts will be acting
PRESIDENT of the college during Prc&i-
dent Whites absence this week.
\ change in the time of chapel SER
vice il, being Considt red by the faculty.
| Chapel is now held at Il o'clock. What
change will he made in the time mas
not ytt been decided upon as Yet.
though it will probably be As to s
| O'Clock.