Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-04-23
Colby College. !

why, db I =. Ih.s lueSubys WbaIleF
permitting, will play her first base.
ball game with the University OF
Maine at Alumni field This will ba
an exhibition game; the first cham-
pionship game will be played at Wa
terville, May %. "
The Colby and Maine aggregations
will start ON their Massachusetts trip
together on the 10 r. NJ. train, Tues
day. Golby's first game will be play
ed with Massachusetts Agricultural
College at Amherst, Wednesday Holy
Cross, Boston College and Harvard
will be played, on Thursday, Friday
and Saturday, respectively.
The students Who will contest in the
Hamlin Prize Speaking contest, which
includes all the men of the Freshman
class. viii be coached by rneniberss6f
the class in public speaking. The men
have already handed in the subjects
of the speeches, which. for the most
part, are excerpts from fhe famous
recent orations. and reheafsals swilt
commence shortly. The date of the
contest has been set for Saturday af-
ternoon, June 95.
A list of the students, each of whom
will coach three Freshman, who have
been appointed as coaches. folIews:f
Fred w Rowell, IA, of South Thom4
aston; Hereey G. Allen, 'i2.. of Cam
den: Thomas ]. Reynolds, IA, OF
Winslow; Willard B. Ashford. II, OF
Litchfeld; William b. Carroll, .l3 oG
Rumford; Bertrand Leane. 10, OF
Fort Fairfield; Frank T. Dillingham;,
IA. of Atlantic City; Byron Smith.
ia, of Ashland; Frederick Davis, '1l3,
of Norridgewock; Andrew Young. 10.
of Sargentville; Chester Wood, II. or
Woburn, Mass; William B. Tracey,
IA, of Cary. Arthur ID. Dillingham;,
IA, of Atlantic city; Chester c. Soule.
Is, of Gorharn; James Rooney, Il.
of Patterson. n. j.. Harold Nutting.
IA, of Waterville; Ernest c. Mariner.
IL, of Bridgton; Harvey A. knight,
IA, of Eliot; Charles ]. Kepple, IL,
of Mt Vernon, N. Y; George w.
Pratt, "A, of Corning. N r.: George
W. Perry, H. of Camden; Robert E.
owen, IA, of Waterviile; Harry Full
Ter, II, of HalIoweIl; Donald w Ell
lis, 10, of Fairfield; Irving L. Cleve-
land, 10. of Wilmont. N H.; Samuel
c. Gates, ~. of Vassalboro; Frank s.
Carpenter. IA, of Madison. Lawrence
r. Bowler, '1S. of Waterville: Robert
E. Baker. II, of Jamaica PLAIN,
Mass; and Norman j. Merrill IA OF
Somerville, Mass.
I The members of the combined MuA
fsical Clubs held meeting after chaps
eel exercises for the purpose of elects
ing a nomination committee, which
VIII meet at I o'clock, Tuesday after-'
noon, to draw up a slate OF officers
and leaders for the different clubs
Which will be voted upon by the en-
tire student body at later time. Thd
men following will serve on this com-
mittee: Glee Club, Russell II, Lord.
II, of North Brooksville, and Frank
IS. Carpenter, IA, of Madison: Man
sdolin Club. Walter M. PaysoD, a. OF
South Hope and Harry B. Fuller. IA.
of HalIowell; Orchestra, Maurice e.
Lord, II, of North Brooksville and
Roy X. Greeley, 'l3, of Clinton; and
tho band, Lester A. Keys. 10. of DryS'
den and Ray l.. Haskell. ~, Of Beth
lehem. n. H.
An orchestra composed of the follows
ing men furnished music at the clsess
banquet given by the City Chess teamstos
the Faculty Chess team, which won irs
the recent tournament by score of i2h
TO III. at the EImwood Hotel: Georges
w. Pratt. II, of Corning. N. r.: Roy K.s
Greeley. 'l9. of Clinton. Robert Il. Coli
.omy IA, of Poland Springs. and Everett
L. Wyman. IA. of Appernaug, r. I.
2 Owing TO the large number of contests
ants In the Halioweli prize speaking eons
test the judges asked for a longer Time
to examine and rank the forensfcs. and
for this reason the date OF the final cons
test has been set for Friday, the 18th pe
May. instead of Friday. the 18th oe
April
Credentials from the students who WIZ
Fbe speakers in the Colby Lyford inter-
scholastic preparatory public speaking
prize contest are stili being received Tha
list Of about week ago. which numbered
by 80 contestants, has now total OF vs.
From all indications the number win ba
Increased greatly during the next week.
The date Of the contest is Friday after@
noon and evening. the 10th OF May.
The date of the debate between Wac
teryiile High school and Maine Centfax
Institute. the two winners In the se1nfs
final of the Goodwin Interscholastic De.
batting League. has been announced as
May 7, Tuesday evening. the same 20 take
place at the Waterville Opera house. Tiia
subject to be debated upon Is: sRe@
solved. That Measures Should BE Ad1ptx
led Looking Toward the Substantial spe@
crease OF Immigration to th>s United
States" Waterville High school VIA dss
fend the Affirmative. Maine Central EnStfS
tute the NEGATIVE OF tho question Tue
teams are under the direction OF Freder4
ick Dubor. IA, OF Waterviile. and Ans
drew '13s Of Sanyerville q VI ~ fli