Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-06-08
COLBY COLLEGE
Track eAC''s Arc Awexded-Csl.
by Meets u. sf n. Again
Tomorrow ct Or0nO-
With EPleureans
CAMPUS CHAT AND COL
LEGE LOCALS

CoIby's baseball team win make tts
second trip 70 Ornno Tuesday to face the
University Of Maine In championship
game, part Of the commencement week
program At the university. It was not
definitely decided Monday who would
pitch for Colby but James viii in Ill
probability start
Instead Of Tuesday evening. as orig.
inally announced. the annual Hallowell
prize speaking contest will take place
Thursday evening IN the college chapel
Twelve speakers, the best Of the large
class In public speaking. will deliver
original 10-minute orations for prizes ag.
grsgating 500.
Regular. recitations win be brought to
a close Thursday afternoon. Friday win
be devoted to registration for next year
and the selection Of courses. Final exam
nations will begin Saturday morning
and continue through the following week
until Friday. All Seniors will finish their
work Thursday and will have the Senior
vacation from that time until the COM
mencement exercises begin the following
week.
Frank T. Gillinsham and Arthur D.
Dillingham;. graduates Of Colby in the
class Of 1914. are passing few days on
the campus, guests at Roberts hall. The
former is taking advanced work in 80.
ciology at the University Of Pennsyiva-
mia. and the latter q 7. NJ. c. A. train
ing course at Springfield.
The Epicureans. Senior society. held
its annual Initiation banquet at the chop
house and took In the following mem.
bers Of the present Junior class: Shirle,
G. Blackinston Of Attlehoro. Mass: Ar.
thur F. Bickford Of Dorchester. Mass.
Cyril N. Jolly Of Waterville. Byron H
Smith Of Washburn and Donald e. Put
nam Of Houlton. Following the four
course banquet, brief post prandial exer.
cises were held with speeches by Albert
N. Guptill, Prince A. Drummond. Ralph
W. Weston and Cedric A. Adams. mem.
bers of the present Senior class.
Upon Recommendation Of Captain Kent
Royal Of the track team Monday evening
at regular meeting Of the athletic
council track "Cs" were awarded thu
following men for having taken one frs
place in the dual meet with the Spring
field Training School or a place in tbs
Maine meet: Irving T. Howe Is Pete'
H. Buehlier Is. Lavey L. Levine is, Irv
ing r. Stanwood '16. Irving Merrill 1s
Thomas F. Joyce II, Ralph L. Webster
II. Matthew Golden IT, Mark Thompso,
IL and Kent T. Royal Is. Records wers
also given Thomas r. Joyce for a dis
| Gus throw Of In feet inches. betterine
| his own record by nine feet; shotpu
record was given I. r. stapwood for I
put Of 80 feet 6 inches, lettering the rec
ord Of 80 feet made by Donnell 10. Irv
ing T. Howe equalled former Captain
Nardinds record Of 10 seconds for the 100
yard dash. Captain Ramsdell Of the ten
mis- team recommended Donald B. Flodt
II, Frank c. Foster '16, Theodore Field
brave '16 and himself for tennis "C's'
for having won a game from other Main,
college players. Baseball ''Cs" wer.
given to G. n. Campbell Is. Joseph Dea
| sey II, James A. Wright II. Ralph n
Smith II. Edward D. Cawley II. Herber
L. Duffy rs, John r. LaF1eur Is. Franz
A. James Is Ernest L. Simpson '1S; Ala,
| R. Fraser II, Alden w. Allen '1s.