Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-17
BoWdoin Baseball Outlook
MostPfomising in Years.
Relay Trials, Basketball and
Senior Essays al Bates.
Y. N. C. A. Nominations at Bow
doIn and Elections at Bates.

| Brunswick. Me-. March l6.-tSpccial)
At i recent meeting of thr y NJ G..
A. the following men wer" nominated
| by the nominating committee To- be
voted on March "A. although other
names may b" alied.t that meeting:
President, kenneth Churchill, H. vii
| liaIu McCormich. y: Vic" president,
Lowell :. foote. l.. John Hurley. =;
treasur'r. cedric truWell 't&. Theodore
DanialS. T.. corresponding secretary.
Carl u. SE5lln, l. Carl o. Warren.
| l.. recording secretary. RoOert Leigh.
II. Arthur S. Merrill. II. TIE uunli-
MATING committee consisted OF Briggs,
/ l. Holt T., tresseN. Z. and Danaiis
-.
Proftsso Paul Nixon hs,s just put
out Il book called "RomdH Wit pub
lishcd by the iioughton. Mitfin 60. 1t
contains translation ef TIE epigran1s
of Martial. 1t is very attractive in ap-
pearancc and in matter
The EoWd0in Orient Eaard Etld "a
meeting recently and tn, following Of
ficerS were elected Editor in Chief.
Walter A. Fuller, - OF Bangor: man
aging editor. Douglas H. McMGrtrie
IS of Woodfords: alumni editor, H8r-
old Il. Nannah, l. of WinsloW Mills;
business editor, Harold {. ;. Ashley. T.
of Leict ster. Mass; assistant manager.
II. Burton Walker. Is ut Biddeford.
The following Freshmen were elected
to the board Robert Leigh. Kenneth
Robinson, and Frederiel; AllnE. Til,
first issue of the Orient to be published
"a
mediateIy after the Easter vacation.
Steven Hughes II oi South Portland
was initiated into the Delta KAPPA
Epsilon fraternity on Wednesday ever-
ing.
Every Indication seems to show that
BoWlOin will turn out Il fine baseball
team tais spring. OF last years team
only two men have left Hobbs and
Wardke, and there arc many new men
who will Try for the vacant positions.
Indoor practice has beca held all t..
winter 50 that some line can be lad
on the men. 1t is not likely that there
Will De any chance f." outdoor prae-
ticc before the New York trip which
VIII commence on March % Coach
Norton will be in Brunswick and prac-
tiye will begin in earnest. The follow
irg mon are very likely candidates:
Catcher. Wilson T. Purinsten Il,
Snow II. Burns II. Lacasce II. HyI2s
II, Brummett II; pitcher, Means T.,
Lewis 'i3. Holt u, Scofcld l3,~ Hast
ings Il, Pareher Il; tst base. Cliff
ford II, Brooks II. DeVine II. Wins
low II, and Barbour n; other intield
positions, Lawlis II (Capt1 Weather
i'll IA. Daniels II, 0'Neil II, Scofield
'13, Dole Il. Black II, Brown IA OK
nard Ii. Tilton T.. 10y Z; outlield po-
sitions, f. Smith II, Brooks u. Page
IL, Bodurtha II. Purineton II, Rus
sell -. Tilton Il.
Everything is in readiness for the
annual indoor meet which will be held
in the Town hall Friday evening. The
class squads and teams have been
chosen and have been practicng hard
every day in order te be in first class
shape by the time of the event. Til"
rivalry between the classes this year
is eXpectionally strong so that the
competition in the events is sure to be
very exciting. There was never more
interest shown III the preparations for
the meet than has been shown this
year by the students and thora is ~
doubt but that il viii be II great sue
cess