Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-02
COLBY COLLEGE
Capt. Stanwood and Cawley
Both Able to Be on Field on
Monday for Practice =.
.e~ Dramatic Club Plans
CHI GAMMA THETA FEAST
CAMPUS CHAT -

The squad went right to work Mon:
day afternoon at O'Clock, and for two
hours, Coach Fuller kept at them CIV
ing them practice in punting, passes,
signals. and a little scrimmage. Con-
trary to numerous reports which have
been circulating around the city, there
are no men injured Seriously enough to
seep them out of the game. Cawley's
injury, which was once feared to be Sc
rious, has proved to be only a minor one
and he was out on the field Monday
and will be in his usual form by Satur-
day. He received a blow over the heart
in the Maine game. which rendered him
helpless for quite while, but this wound
has proved to be nothing serious Stan
wood has fully recovered from his in
juries. The whole team, aside from a
general stiffness from the hard game
last Saturday, are now in fairly good
condition. and will be able to put up
good fight with Bates Saturday.
Professor Libby conducted the Chapel
services Monday. in the absence of
President Roberts who has gone to New
York on a business trip. DR.. Phalcn
of the Unitarian church was present,
and spoke a few words to the student
body. e.,,
About 30 members Of Chi Gamma The
ia, the Sophomore Honorary society Of
the women's division, held beefsteak
fry near Chases' dam Monday afternoon.
The young women left Foss Hall about
three and proceeded to the DAM. Hay
ing arranged their ''oven, and prepared
the ingredients they sat around the fire.
and sang and made merry in general
until the luscious repast was ready. They
returned to the city in the early eve
ming
The Dramatic Club is now busily en-
gagged in making preparations for the
coming season which they plan to make
bigger and better than ever. An entire
ly new scheme here at Colby viii be
tried this year, as the club intends to
put on two plays during the course of
a year. and possibly commencement
play. The first play will be staged right
after the Christmas vacation, and will
probably be given in two or three out
side towns. completing its repertoire
here in the city. Another play will then
take form, and this play will take a
tour during the Easter vacation. either
and will complete it's season with the
annual performance at the opera house.
The management is now looking over
, suitable play for the first of the sea-
son, and it is expected that rehearsals
will start the last of next week, just as
soon as the parts have been allotted.
The roles will be given by trial, and
from the expressions of many, there will
be an extra large number of candidates
out for this college organization.
The annual Maine intercollegiate cross
country meet will take place this Friday
working daily for this event and from
all appearances will make a good show
ing at this contest of the four Maine
colleges. Monday night the candidates
were put out on the five mile course,
and after this trial, the team which
will contend with the other three col
leges will be chosen by Coach Cohn
There are two other cross country meets
coming off this month-the New Eng
land, which will be held in Boston. and
where Colby will be represented by six
men. The nationals also this year will
run at Boston. Colby will send down
five men to participate in this meet
There are nine men now out for tho
team. and the final choice of the team
is awaited with interest. Captain Thomp-
son is reckoned on pretty strongly as
one of the early ones to come in al
Orono, Friday.