Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-18
COLBY COLLEGE


nesday. Oct. is. the following men be-
ing taken into the Fraternity: John
Phillip Tilton, Portland, Me-; Floyd
Thomas McIntire. Houlton. Me-; An
drew Maine Bacigalupo, Lawrence,
Mass; Kenneth Higgins Emery
Mexico, Me-; Chiffon Latham Kemp,
Deblois, Me-; Waldo Charles Holt,
Liberty. Me-; John Bearsto Lampher.
Pittsfield, Me-; Clifton Eugene Lord.
Waterville. Me-: Lothrop Ivan Dow.
Waterville, Me-; John Edward Leroe,
Plainsville, N. ].
Football practice is again in order
in preparation for the first champion
ship game next Saturday, with Bates
at Alumni Field. The team faces the
possibility Of meeting Bates with first
string men out of the lineup. Kali
lock. the star full back for the Wat
erville eleven, may be ineligible
owing to deficiency in his courses.
Stearns and Grace, the two quarter
representatives, have been out of
scrimmage this week and Gulick and
Moreland. who received injuries in
the Harvard game, are still GONZALES
cents. Capt. Buchanan may be shifted
to the backield and If Coach Erwin
should make this change the Lewis
ton eleven will have their hand full
to stop him. Brown, who joined the
squad this week, is playing a slash
ing game at tackle, and will prob
ably give an account Of himself to-
morrow. Brown was sent to Colby
by ED" Cawley and it looks as
though he would uphold the rep" of
Colby's former star. Coach Erwin
has plenty of first class material
and with Cook Pooler and Crosby
in the center of the line, will
find no trouble in building up a good
football machine. The squad will
have a light workout today probably.
taking no chances in a scrimmage.
The following men were nominated
at the Freshmen Glass meeting for
office: President. John Lampher.
Pittsield: Willard Gulick, Worcester.
Mass; Vice President, John E. Lee
Roe. Plainsville. N. j.: Frederick
Fassett, Waterville; Treasurer Don.
aid Sprague, Brunswick: John =
Tilton. Portland.
The annual Sophomore and Fresh
men baseball game will take place
next Monday afternoon, on Alumni
field. The freshmen have many
players Of the reputation Of being
good ball players but it is up to them
to show the Sophomores.
On Friday afternoon the senior class
evocf joy, ho1d in ho no.
The result Of the election was as fol
lows: Thaddeus F. Tilton, Portland
end Robert wilkins. Houlton. tied fol
president; vice president, Edward r
Mabie. Allston. Mass; secretary, job.
w. Brush, Mt Vernon. N. Y; treasurer
Henry L. Bell. Haverhill. Mass
An enthusiastic football rally was helt
last evening in the college chapel ir
preparation for the Colby-Bates gam.
which is to be played this afternoon a.
Watervile on Alumni field. Rafael J
Miranda. 20, Of New York CITY. colleg,
cheer l'ader. had charge Of the rail-,
and introduced the following speakers
Paul "Gnger" Fraser. IA, athletic d.
rector Of Coburr Classical Institute
who spoke Of the FIRE work Of the Col
by outfit in last Saturdays game with
Harvard; Captain Buchanan. who head.
the Colby eleven. who asked the suppor
OF every Colby man: Moose Cook, tn,
star Colby guard. who also gave a few
words Of cheer: and Trainer Mike
RYAN, who spoko Of the fine condition
of the men and their excellent chance,
OF winning today. The rally closed
with few remarks from Coach Erwin
The student body will meet in the
college chapel and. headed by the Col
by band. will march onto Alumni fell
AMI will occupy the right bleacher.
during the game. Tie probable lineur
for today's game will be:
COLBY. RATES