Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-12-06
Work Begins, This Week,
In Physical Training.
VIII Be Continued Through
NIinIer Until Easter Recess.
Men Out for Fencing Team Hold
First Meeting.

Brunswick, Me, Dec. 5.-(speciaD.
Work in physical training com
menced the first of the week and will
continue through the winter until the
Easter recess. The regular work for
the classes is as follows: Seniors,
fencing foils; Juniors, single sticks
and broadswords; Sophomores. dumb
bells; Freshmen, Indian clubs. Many
of the fellows, however, are allowed
to take baseball and track work
through the winter which will help
them greatly in the spring training.
The men who have started the base
ball work are: Captain Leland G..
Means ~, Of Orleans, Neb.; Leroy
f. Lacasce II. of Skowhegan Jo-
seph C. O'Neil ~, of South Portland;
Ralph E. Holt 10. of Grasmere, y. H;
Henry l.. Hall "A, of Camden, Wal
ter Brown II, Of Bath Omar P.
Badger II, Of Bingham; Ellison S.
Purington 70. of Mechanic Falls; Les
lie y. Stetson Is, of Brunswick; Har-
old NJ. Somers Ia. Of Portland; Fred
P, Willet Is, Of 0rono; Maynard H.
Kuhn Is, of Waldoboro; William 3.
Williamson Is. Of Augusta; George
D ericsson Is, Of South Portland;
George F. Wilson IL, of Albion; AL
ton F.. Grant u, of Lewiston; a Don
aid Weston u, of Mechanic Falls;
Edward w. Kent ~, of Bremen; Jas
r. Wright IA, of Wiseasset; Paul l.
Wing IA, of Bath; John L Barbour
II. of Brown City, Mich; Fl. Z. Al
len Is, of Brunswick; Frank A. Nc
Kenney Is, of Brunswick: Arthur S.
Pratt IA, Of Bath; Charles H. Bick-
ford IA, of Portland; Robert T.
Weatherill ia. of Brunswick; Prem
tiss Shepard IA. of Wellesley Hills,
Mass; Albion X. Eaton IS, of Calais;
George w. Kicker Is, of Portland; Al
bert T. Tilton Is, of Portland; and
Leon Dodge of Damariscotta.
The men who aspire to track positions,
next spring, and have already started
their indoor training are; Captain Rob
ert D. Cole - of Portland; Charles +.
Adams 10 of Auburn; Maurice II. Gray
IL Of Old Town; John n. Hurley u of
Maiden, Mass, Jesse McKenney IL Of
Brunswick; Frank d. Slocum II of AL
barry, \. Y. Carl B. Undertake II Of
Lancaster, \. H. Edward Wilson ~ of
Portland; William a Mccormick II of
birmingham, Mass; John #. Mtflin II
of Exeter, n. H; Frederick s. Simpson
10 of Bangor; Stanley T. Dole ,l3 of
Portland; John e Danphy 10 of Port
land: Harry H Hall 10 of Medford.
Mass; Charles B. Haskell 10 Of Pitts
field: Leon T. Jones 10 of winthrop,
Mass; Raymond D. Kennedy 10 of JEFF
ferson; Earle Tuttle 70 of Cumberland
Mills; Philip s. Wood 10 of Bar Har-
Dor: W. S. Greene 13 of Worcester,
Mass; Albert s. Parkhorst 10 OF Presque
Isle: Curtis futile '1S of Colusa, Cal;
Merton W. Greene 'f3 Of Madison; Josiah
s Brown 10 of Whitinsville, Mass. /;
Theodore f. Emery Is of Randolph; D.
Earle Gardiner 10 of Calais George L.
Scofield, Jr., % of Brunswick; Stanley
]. Hinch '13 of Danforth; Clarence
/ Brown II of Portland: Louis Donahue IA
Of Portland; Neal futile IA of Cumber-
! land Mills: James O. Tarbox IA of Tops
/ ham; Clifford Russell IA of Portland
i Leo Pratt 10 of Wilton; George T. Floyd
| Is of Portland, Frank S Roberts 10 OF
Brunswick; James a. Lewis II of North
/ Haven; Harry P. Faulkner Is of Boston,
| Mass: Eden II. Austin Is of Dexter
| Charles Houghton Is of Portland; Will
liam 7. Livingstone Is of Bridgton;
Ellsworth a. Stone Ia of Lynn, Mass.s
George a. McWniams rs of Bangor;
a. A. Lewis Is of North Haven; and
George a. Bacon IL of Groton, VT. Con-
sidering the large number of men out,
i both in the baseball and the track squad
and the rare ability Of many of these
men. the prospects for Bowdoin athlet-
les next spring, look unusually bright
The first meeting of the men out for
! the fencing team was held in the GYM
nasiam, Monday evening. The men will
be given practice each evening, and once
week they will be given the opportunity
| to fence with Mr.. White of the PianelH
! club of Augusta. The following men
have reported for the team; Sumner
| Pike 10 of Lubec, manager; Walter J.
Greenleaf p of Portland; Henry a.
Briggs 70 of Gorham; Herbert NJ. Shea
IA of Hallowen: Francis w. McCargo II
of Augusta; winthrop s. Greene 10 of
Worcester, Mass; Allan Woodcoci II of
Bangor; William Holt L of North
Bridgton; Merideth II. Anton 10 of Cas-
I city, Mich: Edward w. Torrey u Of
! Wellesley, Mass; Earl D. Gardner 10 of
Calais; John Dunphy II of Portland;
i Carl c. Warren II of Gorham.