Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-01-08
AT eoWDOIN.
First Glasses In New Gyn-Other
News About the Campus.

Bnins@ick. Me-, Ian. 7.--(SpeciaD.-The
first classes in the, new B9wdoin gymna-
sum were held, Monday. tThe following
men will have charge of the gymnasium
work, this winter: General gymnasium
instructor and coach of track Burton c.
Morrill,. Medic ID. of Augusta; instructor
in heavy gymnastics, T.. h. Holmes,
Medic 'I6
Senior fencing sqnad-Instructor, A.
Woodcock. Medic 10; assistants, L. a.
Crosby 'l3 and {. X. Crowell IL.
Junior broadsword s1uad-Instructor, a.
Woodcock. Medic 49, assistants, j. G.
Carr 13 c. r. Crowtll Is and Emmons
Tufts 70.
Sophomore dumb-bell squad Instructor,
4. Woodeock, Medic 10; assistants, w. c.
Lippincott 10, f. r. Loeffier IA. r. ~.
Kennedy 10 and f. T. Garland n.
Freshman Indian-club squad-Instrue-
tor. J.. Al Mcfarland, Medic Is. assist
ants. R. ID. Leigh II, :. r. Floyd Is and
+, T. Garland III
The Senior class held, Tuesday evening,
a smoker I'm Massachusetts hall and the
affair was a great success. Practically
all the members of the class turned out
Oliver f. Cults of New York spoke on
f''sITo~- college, Graduates Can Serve the
Community" after Which the members of
the class passed a social hour together
The Freshman Sophomore debate will
be held, Friday evening. Jan. 10. The
question for debate is: Resolved. That
the President of the United states Should
Be Elected by Popular Vote" The two
ton IL foII ,,yrTE h
men, Don j. Edwards of Portland, Ed
war p Garland of Bangor. Dwight H.
| Saywood of Portland and Paul X. Niven
| of Providence, r. l., alternate; SOPHIE
mores, George II. Talbot of South Port
| land. Francis p. McKenney of Bruins
wick, George w Bacon of Weston, Mass,
and william r. Livingston of Bridgton.
alternate. Earle futile '13 is coaching
| the Sophomore team and the Freshmen
are being drilled for the contest by FL
| wyn Gage IA. Paul Douglas 49, will be
presiding officer al the debate.
| Relay practice has commenced, and
| each afternoon the candidates are put
| through setting-up exercises and are
| given a stiff run around the new board
| track. A good number OF candidates have
already reported and it is probable that
| the number will increase. From these
| candidates a team of five will be selected
| TO run at the Boston Athletic Association
meet, early next month The candidates,
who have already reported, are: Wood
cock, Medic Is; 1913, Hail. q Haskell,
| Dodge. Gardner, Jones, Moulton. Merton,
Walker, STofeld, r. Emery; 1914, Dona-
hue, Mari, Payson, Tarbox, McCargo,
/ Standish; 1915. Bacon, Cross, Coke Liv-
| ingston. Mccormick, McWiliams, Pink
ham, Prescott. Rodgers, Roberts. Roll
Inns. Stetson, Smith. Porritt Stowell; 1916,
Bamford, Boardman, Blethen, Foster.
Leadbettcr. Fuller. Hail.
| Joseph Cony Mcdonald II of Bangor
| has been elected assistant manager OF
| football
| The dates of the Junior assemblies have
been announced as Feb. IA and March II.
| The Monday Night Club, the club of the
| football men and football authorities,
| held its first meeting of the year, Mon
| day evening at the Alpha Delta Phi
| house. The following men, who had
made their B for the first time this year
| were initiated: Clifton O. Page, IL, of
! Bath; Lewis r. Brown, IA, of Portland
| Herbert II. Foster, 10. OF Seattle, Wash
James e. Barry, 'lG, of Bangor, and Guy
| w. Leadbetter 'l6. OF South Lincoln.
Robert d. Leigh, IA, of Seattle, Wash.
| who has recently been elected football
manager of football for the season of
| 1912, was also initiated
| Robert T. Weatherill "A, .of Bruins
| wick, next years captain of football. was
| elected president of the club. and Leo
| w. Pratt, IA, of Wilton, was chosen
| secretary. After the business meeting
| the members spent a pleasant evening.
| telling tales of the football field. and dis
GUESSING Informally subjects of interest in
| connection with next season, such as the
| schedule and new material