Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-03-24
BOWDOIN CHAT.
Teams Selected for Sophomore Fresh
man Debate-Other Notes.


Brunswick. Me, March - lSp>ciaD
fnc trials fur the Sophomore Fresh =
| mAn debating teams have been held
aud IN, following teams have been an
h"n"eed by the judges: Sophomore
team, Lawrence Crosby e. Bangor.
Merton Green" of Madison. Paul H.
B"I%laS OF Newport. with Charles Is;
ta@k"ll of Pittsfeld. alternate. Fresh
nam team. ElWyn Gage of Augusta.
Alfred Gray OF Portsmouth, y, H.. Al
| fftd NeWcomb OF Thomaston. with
Richard Simpson Of Portland. alter
! nate. The question upon which the
| candidates debated was the same as
will be used III the inter-class debate
us follows: "lsesolvcd, That the Flee
ton of United States Senators Should
| 3" by Direct Vote of the People" The
FRESHMAN team will have choice Of
| SIDE. of question they will take in the
| deh"t" t" be held not long after Eas-
Ter vacation. The following men were
| candidates for the class teams: Soph-
om"res. Ebcrhart. Haskell, Crosby.
Douglas NJ. Greene, ana Cowan:
! Fr@sh men. Bucll. Gage. Snow. Mason,
NeNcomhc. Gray, Simpson Hamblen.
Hai, Mitchell, and Schwey The
judges were: Professors Davis. Mitch
ell and James l.. MeConaughy.
NJ It recent meeting of the Alpha
| Ntppa Kappa medical fraternity held
| at Tie Delta Kappa Epsilon mouse. Or.
fhilip Pickering Thompson of Port :
land. the instructor of rmbrology in
tue Maine Medical School. gave a very
| interesting talk on the subject Things
Not Taught in Medical schools" Be-
sides the members of the medical fra
| ltflhtN There We're several of the I'M
aer-Eraduates present. Refreshments
were served ana a very pleasant even
| ing spent
Owing t. tia fact that as soon as the
present baseball schedule was an
nounced three of the colleges which
Rowdoin was scheduled to play on
their New York trip. wer. unable Il
give the dates assigned. Mgr. Leigh
was Obliged 10 look after ether games.
A few changes We're necessarily made
on the schedule. The game with Seton
.iail has been cancelled. As the SEIZED
ule no" stands BoWdoin viii play but
four games on the New York trip.
&"ach Walter Merton. Dartmouth
IN, arrived in Brunswick. Wednesday
| ana INDOOR practice commenced al
once in earnest. There are 4 large
number of candidates out for the team
| ani II" prospects seem very bright
RoA,auiii list but two Of her varsity
PLAYERS by graduation last spring,
Nandk" and Hobbs, and there are
many trying for their places The fol
lowing are the most promising caudi-
dates for the team. Brummett. Burns
CLIFFORD, Dodge Hastings. Barbour
burlington. irqhart Devine. WinSlow
scoheld. Russell. l.. Brown. Tilton
Sn@W, Brooks, Means. Grant, JOY. Holt.
Parcaer. q. Wilson. Woodcock. smith
eanialS. o'Neal, l.. Pratt, Lewis
Neathorill, ana Capt. Robert EaWliS.
The BnWdoin musical clubs started
on their Massachusetts trip on We'd
| nes'ias afternoon. The ceur dates
which are scheduled are as follows.
March - in Saco; March - in Exeter.
y. H; March II in Exeter, Mass; and
Na~h - III boston. This is the last
TRIP which the clubs VII! take this
spring although few concerts may De
given inside the State after Easter
vacation. some talk OF finishing the
season with a Joint concert with the
Bates Musical Clubs is heard
PRESIDENT Hyde represented the col
leGe At recent meeting If the Alum :
hi Association of kcnnebec County
held in Augusta