Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-12-17
Big Leagues Boost Lands Pay to sos, 900
LARGE SQUAD out
FOR RELAY OUTFIT
BOWDO|N COLLEGE
Don Hewett and Lucas of Gar
diner Out for Positions
Outlook Promising

Brunswick, Dec. 16.-Headed by
Captain Harry Wood, 2S candidates
for the Bowdoin varsity relay team
have reported to Coach Jack Maggie.
With less than a week to Christmas
vacation, the work Tor rheA present
will be light, intensive practice not
coming until January. Prospects for
the varsity appear promising, al
though there viii be the problem Oh
filling in the vacancies caused by
graduation. The veterans who have
reported include Wood and Reggie
SWEET, who was lead off man last
wear. while Johnny Tarbell, veteran
anchor man, will be eligible for the
b. A. A meet. Lastyear was the first
for both Wood and SWEET on the var
sity team and they are expected to
show considerable iInnSoved form. In
addition to these men, there are sew
eral good prospects among the other
candidates. CHIEF among these are
Don Hewett and Frank Foster. AS
a Sophomore last winter, Hewett
pushed the regulars to the limit, and
at the end of the season was show
ing much more speed than ne did at
the first Foster, who played half
back on the eleven this fall. is an
OJler WHO is GADGCltu 10 NC oltltiiS .
the first when time trials are held.
Gordon Larcom, Hypie Rowe. and
Neal Boyd have real prospects. Only
one Freshman, Hal Rising, is. out for
the varsity several other good men
being ineligible. Rising ran at New
,ton High and won his letter at
Exeter last year.
The complete list OF candidates is
as follows: Captain Harry w. Wood
'22 of South Portland; John w. Tar
bell z of Bangor; Reginald K. SWEET,
'2S of Amesbury, Mass; Mahlon I.
Rowe, 81 of Springvale; Carl b.
Norris '29 of Melrose Highlands,
Mass; Donald b. Hewett, '2S OF Au-
gusta; Frank Foster, Jr.. '2S of Man
chester, Mass; Howard l. MostroIn
'2S OF South Middleboro Mass; Rop-
ert E. Ham '27 of Reading. Mass;
George G. Beckett '2S of Calais;
Bernard Lucas '2S of c iner; Ar
thur c. Seelye '2S of Worcester,
| Mass; Harold ID. Rising 80 OF New
| ton Center, Mass; Samuel Hull, '27
of Worcester, Mass; ordon d. Lar
com '29 of Manchester, Mass; Ed
ward NJ Fuller '2S of Providence, r.
| l.; Webster f. Fisher '2S of Brain
| tree, Mass: Harvey X Boyd '29 of
! Bangor; Donald +. Jones 30 of Ar
| lington. Mass; Thomas A. Riley rs
of Bath; Fletcher w. Means '2s of
Omaha, Neb.; Raymond w. Schlapp
29 of Lawrence, Mass; Irving G.
Stone '29 of Lexington. Mass;
| Franklin 4. Burke '29 of Fort Fair
| field; Edward f. Dana '29nof Port
land and Dana l.. Blanchard 81 of
Newton, Mass.
The tentative track schedule for the
year includes four indoor meets for
the varsity team, four dual indoor
meets for the Freshmen and five out
( of door meets. 1t is as follows.
!. Jan. 22.-Bridgton Academy Bow
dom Freshmen at Brunswick.
| Feb. 5.-B. A. A. games at Bos-
ton.
Feb. f4--American Legion games
at Portland
Feb. 19.-Portland High school
Bowdoin Freshmen. at Brunswick
Feb. 22-American Legion games
at Boston.
. Feb. 26.-Hebron Academy Pow
dom Freshmen at Brunswick.
March 81 c. A. a. A, A, at New
York Gndoosr)
March 11-Bowdoin internationally
meet.
March 12-Indoor Interscholastic
meet
March 10 - Sophomore Freshman
meet.
April 29-S0--Penn Relays meet at
! Philadelphia.
May O. Bowdoin- Brown dual
. meet at Orono.
May 2O-21--New England Meet
| May 27-2S-L c. A. A. A. (out-
DOORS