Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-06
COLBY COLLEGE
Baseball Letters Awarded -
Athletic Council Re-engages
"Baggy" Allen For Next
Year

DdSSs hISH VI
Year
The baseball letters for the present
year were awarded at meeting of
! the Athletic Association held in the
Waterville Savings Bank building
I Monday evening, aand gold hasebailS
/ for the members of the champion
! receive letters and gold baseballs
are as follows: Captain Heyes. third
base; Manager Cronin; Buchanan.
pitcher: Driscoll, catcher; Marshall,
! first base, Nourse. second base;
/ t'raas. shortstop: Tyler, left field;
/ Pulslfer. center field; Taylor, center
field. and Wyman, right field.
! The council also voted to re-engage
Coach "Bagsy" Allen for next year.
! Coach Allen has worked hard and
, faithfully for the team this year and
, in the face of the loss of the two
veteran varsity pitchers, he developed
Bucknam, and piloted the team to
the point where il has Won the State
championship. lost hut one game put
OF eleven, and can now compete with
any team in New England. Coach
Allen has also been presented with a
gold baseball and his return next
year will be hailed with approval by
all Colby friends and students who
are glad that Allen has received this
well-deserved tribute at the hands of
, the college.
. al l.oI I
:, +. Greene. 20, A tennis letter for
MS services as manager Of the ten
MS team this year. and voted to sane
ton games with Fort Williams and
Holy Cross if these games can be
secured.
| Manager Cronin is now trying TO
secure game for this coming Satur-
day with the Fort Williams outfit of
F., Portland, and Will know shortly re-
2ardlne 1t. The game with HOLY
Cross is still hanging fire the Holy
cross management was al first will
ing 10 play Colby there on June >.
but when this was found to be i'm
possible on account of examinations
AT Colby the Holy Cross people wired
pack IN an attempt 10 secure a game
FOR a week from Saturday. The
Colby team wishes to play here a
week from Saturday. however. since
'hdt VIII be the Commencement game
and Manager Cronin is cxertlnc
every EFFORT to get the Holy Cross
team for the Commencement game
mere, the winner to have the premier
college baseball honors of New Eng
lana TINS game would be a great at
traction for Commencement.
| At meeting Of the senior class hej1
, Monday the program for senior class
daN' which comes Saturday. June Il a
/ ~ A, NJ, was decided upon. This nro-
! gram Will be Slightly different from, thai
| OF preceding wears and viii have as an
! ihhoNauon the planting Of the willow
! ceremony on the banks Of the Kenne.
; oec' IN back of the campus. Each MON.
! per OF the senior class will have a MIR,
: IN the ceremony and a speech al tbis
/ occasion VIII be made by Miss Isabel.
HhodSrass, president of the senior Glaze
! OF the women's division. This reren,,.
! ny VII establish precedent for o,bo.
/ classes to follow. that the famous 81
! willows" which are dying. NAV he r4-
! placed The remainder Of the nrogra,,
follows:
/ Music.
Prayer 'fchestra
| Chaplain Roger L. Marble Of the sem
Tor class ''e SEN
class Ode
lass Grafton. RAYMOND n psrke,
Address to Under Sra duates OF nv
r.n,,os ... Hazel Whitney
1872 Earle S. TYLER; 1920 to be chosen
1920 Ransom Pratt
I'ipe Ode
smoking Of the Pine Of Peace
\ "ardlne of the Glass Honore
nartine Address (speaker to be chosen,
I'arting Ode =
Piantns Of the Willow
Cheering the Halls.
The ode committee which cop,r,sAd
the various odes on the program con-
S'sts Of Miss Dorothy s. Roberts 1chajr-
! mani Merrill A Bigelow, Harvard
moor Miss Lucille Rice and Miss Win
nifred Creole
! II mas also been definitely decided tn
nod the senior hop as usual on Erida =.
evening, There has been some doubt a e
! 70 whether this would he held this ,aar
because OF the war. but Chairman Roh-
! 'nSon of the hop committee states tha .
/ 1t will he held and that further an
nouncements will he made later regard
ing the affair
Inc results of the annual sophomore
/ prize defamation which was held in tho
! college chapel Tuesday evening uere
/ announced Yesterday For the mons
uNis'oh' hrst prize of 80 was awarded
10 John w Brush % of Mount Werner,
! \. Y" and second prize Of s. wac o,i,,o,,
TO Henry l.. Bell 20 of Haverhiu Mas.
In the women's division the nr,z..
winch are the same so and s.. vere A.
/ Nided between Lucy q. league % =,
Warren and Gertrude l.. WILEY ~ ~
NherrNheld. The appointments ~
speakers in this contest are made A., ~, =
basis of rank obtained in rhetor4c
classes, The Judges were presid.r.
Roberts. Prof. White and Prof To),,a -
TIE members Of the Echo hoard ro.
next year with the execution az t,,,
: editor-in-chief and the managing cd
ltor. have been announced The no.
sltions not given out at this time viii
, he announced in the last Issue Of tho
! Echo which is published next
Wednesday,.
! The new members Of the board are:
; Associate editors. J Edward Littia
20, Of New London Ct; Thaddeus r
Tilton 20. # Portland: Robert f