Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-02-13
UNIVERSITY NOTES.
Football Schedule Completed for Next
October and November.

Manager ]. w. Bartlett has completed
the following schedule for the season Of
1913:
October 1--Middlebury at Burlington.
October 4-Williams at Williamstown
October 11-Dartmouth at Hanover
October 1S-Bowdoin at Burlington.
October 25-Fordham at New York.
November brown at Providence.
November Suits at Medford
November 15-Class game.
OF the seven games, four are with col
leges who have not appeared on Yer
rront's schedule for several years. Dart
mouth, Brown and Bowdoin have their
customary places on the schedule The
second team schedule with several Yer
mont prep. schools will soon be arranged.
william E. Whalen of Northampton,
Mass, is captain. John w. Bartlett OF
Granville. n, Y, IL manager and Earle
w. Pickering, former halfback on Mime
sofa, is again coach.
The goth anniversary Of the found
ing of a chapter of Kappa Sigma at
Vermont was celebrated on Saturday
evening by the fraternity. ban
quet was held at the Hotel Vermont,
followed by post-prandial exercises
over which Warren r. Austin. 80.
presided. The speakers were Dean j.
, L. Hills, NJ. A C, 81. ]. B. Kid Ter, 80,
DR.. G. L. Partridge. '02. /. M. Wiley,
| '06. G. L. Greene. 'O8, F. S. Abbott, O9
A. L. Gutterson, ~, Wesley r. Wells
10. other out-of-town members pres
ent were II. A. Rice, '07, II. f. Abbott
| re, +. r. Baker ~
Max Ludwig. a. of this city has left
college to take up a position with the
| General Electric company In Lynn. Mass
In the relay races at Boston Satur-
day evening the Vermont runners lost
| to Tufts in n close contest Gallagher
of Vermont and Mcclellan OF Tufts fin
ished on exactly even terms after the
| first $50 yards, but Larry Teel OF Tufts
slipped on the second corner. giving
the Vermonter, Owens, Il decided al
vantage and he finished five yards
ahead. Sterling of Tufts succeeded il
getting back a yard from Patterson
and Mansfield won the race for thu
Medford collegians in the first lap o
the final relay, when he sprinted pas
Aiken of Vermont and never stopped
until he was safely in the lead. Tuft
time for the 1860 yards was 3m Fl 4-5s
mass meeting of the women student
was held yesterday afternoon at fou
o'clock In the Howard gymnasium for tn
purpose of organizing the Young Won
ems Athletic Association OF the Univer
slty' Mrs. Stone outlined briefly the plac
which the proposed association would III
III college life; its present nee
and the possibilities of future de
velopment, Miss Simpson, IL, wa
appointed chairman pro tenn
provisional constitution and bylaws
based on that of a similar organization a
Miami University, was adopted by unah'
nous vote, The work of the associauo
VIII be the supervision and encourage
ment of athletic activities among III
college women The need of such an oil
sanization has long been apparent an
under the efficient direction of Mrs sion
It's future seems assured The foHowin
omcers were elected to serve for the rt
Waihder of the year: President MIS-
farkhurst, 49, vlce-presdent Miss wa
son. IA; secretary. Miss Clifford
treasurer, Miss MacMahon, 10. The excel
i've committee includes Mrs. stone an
the officers Of the association, eN-oilc''
MISS Marshall as faculty representat'V'
ana Miss Crandall, IA, Miss Barrett
: nd Miss Dorothy Votey 10 from III
Astudent body.