Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-05-10
COLLEGE CHAT.
Colby College Picks lis
Varsity Tennis Team.
Bates and U. Of N. 10 Meet on
ack--GTiitin in Bad Shape.
Junior Week at U. OF N. Brilliant
Affair-.Traek Meet at Bowdoin.

Waterville, Me, May s--(SpeciaD.-
The tennis tesrrn for the Maine Inter
collegiate tournament, which is to be
held with Bates at Lewiston, May II,
IL and IA, has been picked, after three
weeks of diiisent practice. BY CO.
incidence the same four men-Capt
Harold c. Morse, IA; John II. Foster,
IS; Frank T. Dillingham;, IA. and Hen
ry S. Cushman, '13-will represent the
college. Capt Morse has not ANNOUNCE
ed who will play the singles, but it is
expected that it will be himself and
Foster. All the men are in the best of
practice and should make a much bet
ter showing than they did at Maine,
last year. Foster has especially i'm
proved over his work of last season.
President Roberts announced, Friday
morning. at chapel that Harold S.
Campbell of Ashland Won first prize.
and Lenoard w. Grant of Hartford,
CT, and Robert Ii. Williams of Houl-
ten. tied for second prize in the annual
Sophomore prize defamation speak
ing contest, held. Tuesday evening.
Frank d. Nardini, Cplby's star
Splinter, has Just been called to his
home III Concord. n. FL. orc account of
the illness of IN aunt. IT iss not known
whether he will return, Saturday, in
time to participate in the dual meet
Will Holy Cross or not.
Manager Seth f. II. Howes, Friday
afternoon, announced the following Of
ficiais for the dual meet with Holy
Cross, Saturday. Referee, Frank c.
McGrath of Boston, starter. A. f.
Clark of Bangor; clerk Of course. John
Wells, 10. of New London, CT: an
reuneer, Irving l.. Cleveland. Is. of
Wilmont, y. H.: scorers, Prof. Kim
ball and Norman Merrill, IA, of SOM
crville, Mass, timers, w. II. Cook, l..
Fl. Hilliard. DR.. George +. Parmenter
and MIR, Sullivan of Worcester; judges
of track, W. A.. Walsh of Holy Cross,
David Young of Waterville and W. Fl.
Cook: measurers, DIR. Thomas =. Ash
croft and Charles r. Atehley of Wa
tervlle: judges of field events. c. L.
Cook and II. f. Cook of Waterville.
The annual Silver Bay banquet and
rally of the Young Women's Christian
Association Of the Maine Colleges and
schools was held. Friday
evening, under the auspices of the Col
by Y. W. C. A at Foss hall. NJ. Phyllis
St Clair, Is, of Calais, acted as the
toa stmistress of the occasion. Inspir-
ing and enthusiastic toasts on the life
at the Silver Bay conference were Civ
an by Abhie Sanderson. "A; Alice Beck
EFT, II: Diana Wall. '13; Pauline Han
son. 12z.Deon Elizabeth BASS; Eta
Rowell, Bates: Alice Poor, Maine. and
Marion White, Coburn Classical m
stitute There were delegates present
from Kent's Hill. Maine Central In
stitute, Pennington Normal school.
Castine Normal school. Coburn. Bates
and the University of Maine.
The members of the advanced class
in Geology. with DIR. H. p. Little, the
instructor returned. Friday evening.
from two-day field expedition to
Lewiston and vicinity. The party,
Thursday morning, visited the dykes of
Androseoggin Mills and also climbed
Mount Mica in South Paris They
went TO Norway Thursday afternoon,
and, in the evening, listened to an in
structive lecture by George Howes,
who has a valuable mineral collection.
The members of the class were allow
ed to examine the collection. Mr..
Howes gave a few rare specimens TO
Dr. Little, which will be preserved in
the geology collection of the college
Friday morning, they visited Mt. APP
petite in Minot and from there went
to Litchfield. The data gathered on
this trip will be kept for future refer
ence in the classroom.
DR. j. w Black professor of his
tory and political science, left, Friday.
for Baltimore. He viii return to Wa
terville, Tuesday.