Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-11-07

sifts5 TStiltill tettiof w SS'feie
an excuse throughout the week dur
ing Which his absence has been most
ed. that absence viii go as unexcused.
sseNeliil interesting incioenls win sife
election OF Wilson were noted on the
campus. "Wednesday. DR.. Black, AZ the
meeting OF the class in politics. gave
an interesting review of the adninis-
tration of DIR. Wilson as president Of
Princeton. He also related many IN
teresting facts concerning Wilson as
one oil the foremost students. of politi-
cal science in the world.
From one of the windows Of the
Alpha Tau Omega house, was hung q
large picture of Big Ruli Moose. :
that was crying a long streamlet Of
big tears. AS. the students passed to
and from recitations, il was the cause
Of mush merriment.
The Students living at the Delta
kappa cushion house, who are for the
most part Proeressives. celebrated tis'
Wilson victory by putting the whole
in the pink of condition.
. Tile final basketball games Of tie
Woglens division in the intef-class
series. which We're postponed from Cni-
hy dav. last Friday, were played at tie
Foss han courts. wednesday after
noon. the Seniors. in hard fought
and pretty game. winning. from u4'
juniors. 8 to o, and the Sophemofsss
winning. Is to 4 from the freshmen
1,ne Winning of this game pisces 1919
the winner Of the fall tournament
having defeated each OF the ether. nfee
classes. with seven points toward the
general athletic cup. on the inter-ciass
championship spin. The Juniors won
three games, being only beaten by t5e
Seniors. Wednesday, capturing tive
points toward the cup. This general
athletic cup will be awarded, next
MAY. to that class winning the most
points in the basketball contests, the
IVY day celebration. and the spring
tennis tournament First place in the
tennis contest counts five points, ana
second place. three points. First place
IN WV day drills counts 10 points and
second 10. Last year, 1912 won the cup.
Before the basketball games We're
n,ayd a goal throwing contest TOOK
mace between the four teams. Inc
Sophomores won, making 10 baskets IN
three minutes; Juniors, second, IL IN
the same time. The Sophomores Won
thereby the large championship team
work banner.
The lineups and summaries:
SENIOR TEAM JUNIOR TEAM.
hyS TR Wnl RI III Emily MI Cunningham
Margaret Adams, c....-.c, Grace " e 80
Bessie Dunton, e...........e, Gl .s,s r,,hbs
Eva Maeom 6sair r eS,ani poro's
.,..............lg. Edith Washburn ecapt9
: Goals from field-Thompson 2 Goal
from foul-Thompson. seore-Sehiors o.
Juniors U.
,SoPHoMORES. FRESHMEN.
Mary Washburn, IF. :rf, Yyette car car
Lena, Over. c..c Katherine Singer
Lizzie Rowland, c......e, Katherine Moses
Hazel Ross rg.-....rg, f,stner , 80
Marion Stewart, ig..-.ls, elair rieii,.s -
Goals from the field-Clair. Bracket,
Washburn 6, Forbes. Goal from Ioui-
Forbes. Score-Sophomore 10, Fresh
men A.
On account of the football game be-
tween Coburn Classical Institute and Wa
terviile High at Alumni field, "Wednesday
afternoon, the Colby squad was unable
to report for practice until about $50 I.
M. All the men with the exception OF
Pendergast, who is still suffering from
injuries received in the Bowdoin game
reported for the workout. AS the men
off on account of the Higgins game,
Tuesday, and the coach being out 81
town, Tuesday. the afternoon was spent
in the most stringent signal practice WITH
some light scrimmaging. In the remain
ing two days before the Bates game sat
urday. the team will be given niue
scrimmage, but plenty of coaching IN the
perfection of several new open formation
trick plays which as yet have been used
very little this season.
In the latter part of the practice, our
ing the scrimmage Fraser unfortunately
received severe twist of the knee ana
was forced to retire from the field. He
will not be able to return to practice at
least until Friday, and possibly he VIII
not be able to take part in saturday
game. Lowney also had his thumb torn
painfully and was forced to leave the
field.