Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-12-13
EWENTY-EICHT men
seek POSITIONS IN
BOWDOIN HOCKEY

Brunswick, Dec. 11.-F'or nearly q
week now new % Bowdoin upper
classmen and Is Freshmen have been
working out daily, getting in condi-
ton for the hockey season. Work on
tho rink is being rushed, and 1t Is
expected that within a very few days
the men will be able to get on the
&c. At present the practice sessions
are being devoted to joys and games
of "Houserball," which is combin-
alton of football, soccer. and basket
ball, and which was invented by
Coach Ben Houser for conditioning
work.
The candidates include four letter.
men. Captain Clarence Cole, Paul
Tiemer, Richard Thayer, and Reggie
Forsythe. Thayer and Tiemer play
in the forward line. while Cole ana
Forsythe are defence men. Ihese
men will form the nucleus OF the
team, and with the good material
found among the other candidates q
speedy seXtet is expected. Jackie
lord. captain of baseball, Bill Walsh,
Gordon Bryant, and Wendan Ward
are among the other men who look
especially promising. A hard blow
was dealt the team when Parker
Rice, Tubby Rowland. and Bob
Clark were declared ineligible. All
three were regulars on last year
Freshman team and We're expected 10
be strong contenders for place on the
varsity this season. Rice, especially,
was counted upon to hold down a
place in the forward line. There Is
very good material among the fresn-
men, and a very good team is expect
ed to represent that class IN the
games which are to be played with
several of the Maine preparatory
schools.
The candidates for the varsity are
as follows: Captain Clarence l..
Cole Of Cornish; Paul 5. ANDREWS,
'29 of Lewiston; John S. Bafour '2s
of Bedford. Mass; Clayton NJ. Bards-
lev '2S of Bridgton; Gordon w.
Bryant '2S of Braintree, Mass; Rob-
ert S. Clark '29 of Buffalo, n. y;
John D. Dupuis '29 of Cincinnati,
Ohio; Wallace G. Fisher '29 of Fort
Fairfield; ). Reginald Forsythe OF
Medford, Mass; John D. F'rates '29
of Portland; Bradford P. Howes '2S,
of West Medford, Mass; Winslow r.
Rowland '29, of Auburndale, Mass;
]. Stanford Kelly '27 of Portland;
Samuel A. Ladd '29 of Needham.
Mass; John D. Lincoln, '29 of Bruins
wick; John A. Lord '27, of Danvers,
Mass; Waldron l.. Morse '29 of Can
ton: Walter S. Perkins '29 of Cor
nish; Parker H. Rice '29 of Arlington,
Mass; Lewis w. Robinson '29 OF
Naugatuck, Conn; Clark S. Sears rs
of Danvers, Mass; David NJ. Sellew
'27 Of Galesburg, ILL.,; Mayo Solely '29
of Maiden, Mass; Charles L. Stearns
'29 of Arlington, Mass; Richard 5.
Thayer '2S of Marblehead, Mass;
Paul Tiemer '2S of Orange, N. j.;
Frank S. Walch '2S of Brunswick;
William l.. Walsh '2S of Lewiston;
Wendall Ward 20 of Houlton, and
Herbert F. White '27 of Lewiston.
The men out for the Freshman
team are Elmer B. Drew of Medford,
Mass, George F. Dufton of Andover,
Mass, Barrett Fischer of Lowell,
Mass; Douglas Fosdick of Lewiston;
Ralph &. Hirtle of Maiden, Mass;
Reynolds Hodgson of Newton, Mass. !;
Richard P. Mallett of Pennington;
John NJ. McLoon of Rockland;
James NJ. Parker of Cape Elizabeth;
Charles D. Preble of Marblehead,
Mass; Edward P. Rayner of West
Newton, Mass; John w. Riley of
Brunswick; Edward Schwartz of
Portland; Alan T. Shaw of Newton,
Mass; Henry G. Small of Winches-
ter, Mass; Stuart r. Stone of West
Newton, Mass: HaHrry B. Thayer OF
Marblehead, Mass.