Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-03-08

a winner by slight margin. What
the result will be, this year, is impos-
sible ta predict From all appearances,
however, it looks as il, the meet would
be > very interesting one to watch
with a victory fer either team by only
a small margin.
Colby has entered the following men:
25-yard dash-Frank Nardini. Is; Row
topher. F. b Dunn Is. Robert II. Bow
en-, IA: Aaron Yeaton, rs; Cedric F.. Adj
AIMS, Is; Chester r. Mills. Is; Jonn c.
25-yard low hurdles-Frauk y. Naraini.
d. Kent T. Royal. "a; Paul f. christo-
pher, Is: Maland II Hill: ~
Is; Paul f. Christopher, Is: Maland T.
High lump-samuel A. Herrict. 'I2;
f a George M W Pratt II YImsr st o9t9
ton.
shotpgt-G.sserge L. Beach, Is; Charles
Broad jump. Willard Kimban., '2l;
10; Samuel \. Herrick.
r, fwo-lap relayt.-Cedrie T. Adams, 10;
Ter +. Mills, -; John C., Goldthwaite.
-; Frank d. Nardini. 49,. z. p. Murphy,
Is: Paul f. Christopher, "a.
Four-lap relay-Robert II. Bowen, IA:
Clarence \. Small, Is; Roy +. Good 10;
Thomas j. Reynolds. II
=, itirteen-lap ,reiay,-Samael c; Gates, Y;
Pratt, -. John p. Kennedy -; En-
nonds Il. Farrar, II. William e. ASH
ford.
The new books by DR.. Frederick NJ.
Padelford of the class OF 1886, profess
scr of English in the University of
Washington, have just been received
at the library. The first book is on the
Political and Ecclesiastical Anegory
OF lie First Book of the Fairy Queen"
The second is entitled, simple Life
as Shakespeare Viewed It."
President Roberts was at Boston,
Thursday, for short business trip.
Donald Ellis IS. Of Fairfield. return
ed To college, Thursday, after a weeks
illness.
At a meeting of the winners in the
preliminaries OF the Murray debating
contest, this afternoon, the sides and
question for the final debate were set
tied. The subject to be discussed this
year. is; Resolved That Material
Deduction in the Naval Policy of the
United States is Desirable" The af
firrnative team consists of Ernest Fl.
Cole. u, of Waterville Frederick G.
Davis, 10, of Norridgewock, and Fred
erick Fl. Dubor. H. of Wataerville
with Donald II. Ellis, '1c, of Fairfield
as alternate The negative team is
made uB of Walter J. Rideout. II; OF
Dover; Harvey Knight IA, of Eliot;
Robert +. Owen, IA. of Waterville,
with Andrew, '13, Of Sangeryille, as al
ternate.
This Is the third year that the MUIR
ray prize debate has been held. Prizes
amounting t. slO0 are offered BY George
Il. Murray, class of 1879, TO promote
interest in debating. Seyenty-fiye, doll
lars will be given to the winning team,
and $25 to the losing team in the final
contest. The debate, this year, viii be
held some time during the first of next
term.
4 mass meeting of the student body
was held after chapel "Wednesday
morning. to arouse enthusiasm for the
baseball season, which has now opened
with encouraging prospects. Manager
Hagan. Il, called the meeting to or
der ana in a short speech issued his
call for candidates TO report at the
gymnasium. He then called upon
Captain Bowker, IS, who spoke briefly
about the prospects for the coming
season. Captain 'Sturtevant, 10, of last
years team said a few words of en-
couragement and optimism. His re-
marks caused much merriment. Ihe
next speaker to be called on was the
graduate manager of athletics, Robert
L. Erwin, II. He spoke of the good
work Of Coach Allen and urged upon
The student body the necessity OF an