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Maine Campus December 02 1926 Maine Campus Staff The University of Maine DigitalCommons@UMaine Maine Campus Archives University of Maine Publications Fall 12-2-1926 Maine Campus December 02 1926 Maine Campus Staff Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.library.umaine.edu/mainecampus Repository Citation Staff, Maine Campus, "Maine Campus December 02 1926" (1926). Maine Campus Archives. 3342. https://digitalcommons.library.umaine.edu/mainecampus/3342 This Other is brought to you for free and open access by DigitalCommons@UMaine. It has been accepted for inclusion in Maine Campus Archives by an authorized administrator of DigitalCommons@UMaine. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Walkley R. 1.. fRaint Campu5 Published Weekly by the Students of the University of Maine ORONO, MAINE, DECEMBER 2, 1926 No. 11 vi. X.V11I GRADUATION LEAVES DEBATING TEAM HIGH SCHOOL EDITORS DlOGENES TELLS CHRISTMAS HANDICAP DAYS CLOSES FALL TRACK t. BIG GAP IN LINE FOR BEGINS SEASON ARE GUESTS OF KAPPA OF OTHER \I SEASON AT UNIVERSITY BRICE TO FILL Open by GAMMA PHI THIS WEEK Ex-Constable Says Old M Triangular es Crowd Was Tougher BACKFIELD LOSES CASSISTA Debate with N. H. PROMINENT PRESSMEN TO GIVE BIG MEET TO BE MADE ANNUAL - And R. I. This And Rougher M ques- ADDRESSES AT ANNUAL Aball season ended the Thursday ALL FAVORITE EVENTS t minds was "How about next JOURNALISTIC CON- "Who, me? Yes, I'm Arthur Smith. TO BE HELD •tliall team?" At first one nec- Well, they do call me Diogenes, but I'm The Varsity deWting team comes into l reviews the past season, the out- FERENCE modern. I carry a flashlight instead of a action for the first time this season, men in each game, and whether lantern. No, I don't think I could say TRACK CLUB TO GIVE DANCE Thursday evening. December 2, when High school editors and business man- are 41 ..,,ere capable all of the time or only anything for the Campus. they meet New Hampshire and Rhode agers irom all over the State will be on "Were there fights in the old days? 1 IN GYM AFTERWARDS •1;rts. Island State in a triangular debate. The very successful sea- the campus this week-end as the guests remember that, back in the years between tiiiislied a Thc First Annual Christmas Handi- by a Maine negative represented by William S. of Kappa Gamma the honorary 1915 and 1919, there was the toughest liming seevn of eight games night, December STORE Reid '28, Garfield G. Young '28, and journalistic fraternity. The Fifth An- saw. They cap is to be held Friday , re of 137 to their opponents' 32. bunch of college men I ever se will meet the Rhode 10, in the Indoor Field at 7:30. All the e Maine outplayed their Arthur Kelley '28 nual Journalistic Conference is to open were always on the lookout for a scrap !hcst• games favorite races and events will be held. due to Island affirmative in the chapel at 7:30 Friday morning in the M. C. A. building. and they almost got a good one. It was :- for the most part but shorter distances are fft P. M. The Maine affirmative, represent- The visitors will be welcomed ill behalf in Orono. The The trials for the l -eaks was held to a low score., when I was a constable by Shirley Berger 29, Edward Stern Mahoney, to be held sometime this week so that the a heavy loss to the ed of Kappa Gamma Phi by John sophomores used to make the freshmen Pre • Sykester was events held that night will be the finals. very suc-1 '30 and Kenneth Laughlin '30 travels to president of the fraternity. President go through the paddle line on the main '.11t "Mike" Coltart did a Ever since the construction of the ngor substitutions Durham to meet N. II. The N. II. affirm- Boardman will extend the cordial wel- street in Orono, and there was a high ,--:111 job at full. Other building was planned, certain fixtures eleven or ative meets the R. I. negative team at come from the University. Talks will be school kid lined up with them, who did •, not many or for long, were thought of. Among the most im- time. K ingsbm. given by Edward M. Engel, Editor of the some wallopilig. Whet' the freshmen ' •• men playing most of the portant, and perhaps foremost, was the leave The question: Resolved: That the Campus; Miss Sylvia Kurson, Editor of heard this, the whole bunch of them, t..ar's graduating class will idea of some big meet to cap the fall Brice Eighteenth Amendment should be modi- the Maine-Spring; and Stuart 11. Chap- about four hundred, marched up to the in the fast charging line for season of interclass relay, track, and will fied to legalize the manufacture and sale man. Ilu,iness Manager of the Campus. high school and called for him. The se- YOUR ridge. "Joe" Simons at center cross-country. The idea of the Christ- of wine and beer. lectmen told me to go up and disperse .anong the missing. "Zak" Zakarian! mas I land icap was suggested by Coach The Maine team has been working all them which was a pretty tough job for till his place for he shaped up well Kanaly. Altho the meet is early, the idea Fall on this subject under the direction one man, but 1 took my club and gun, and AS a- Year on the freshman team. Un-1 is a good one, as it closes the fall season I of Herbert E. Raye, assistant in the de- started off. They saw me coming and :..111,tudly Dickey will be another strong and gives the men a chance to rest before partment of public speaking. The student said that any tin cop had better look out ,,,ntender for this position. At guard, vacation. After vacation the relay sea- body is invited to attend this debate free if he started to meddle. I marched right :,taker will be gone—although one hears son starts, to continue thru February. 4,i admission. It is rumored that there up and pulled out my automatic to show manors that another year will see the The Christmas Handicap is an annual will be high powered exhibits on display, that I meant business. I got the kid and !,•turn 4,1 fair-headed "Tony." At the event at Powderhill Grounds, Edinburg, which should interest the male students. st.trted towards his house. All that gang :lier guard position Tommy Dickson Scotland. Professional men from all the No samples will be given away however. Iollowed and threw snowballs at me. I e gone. lie was a mainstay in the countries in the world come there to com- Other schools with whom Maine will bie of them hit me on the face, and the -11,e as was Beeaker. With the loss of pete in these events. As professionalism debate this year, are Clark University. kid saw who (lid it and went out and •'.. t WI versatile men Brice will have in most sport circles in the United States Rosnin University. University of \Ter- knocked the fellow down with one crack. • ‘t rk in Lydiard, Lynch and Hartman is 4,n the wane, very few athletes ever at- i/pont. Middlebury College, Mass. Agri- I took the kid in, and the freshmen start- I F, ,t this year's squad, or Moyer and Vail, tend this Handicap. However, it is a (Continued on Pogo Sir) (Continued on Page Five) the freshman squad. great temptation for the amateurs to turn —NI— NI I Captain Lamoreau at right tackle will C HAP M AN, Conference Chairman to the money-making game, for hand- I, the loss of all losses. This was evi- s.,ine awards are made to the winners. MAINE-IN-TURKEY It is expected that Mr. R. T. Patten, of GLEE CLUB RECEIVES 4'eueed hy the New Hampshire game oach Kanaly, who has trained on the the Skowhegan Reporter will give the ad- Paul was sitting on the bench, and fields many times, has always heard the • DRIVE BEGINS SUNDAY dress of the afternoon session. EXCELLENT SUPPORT ii the off tackle plays were around the . Christmas Ilandicap mentioned. It is one --- At five-thirty the Conference banquet -- :••_:ht side of the line. To fill that posi- of the largest events in England. Thc Maine-in-Turkey financial drive will be held in the gynmasium with Dean The Glee Club has started off this fall ii has Bishop, Gray, and Parks The Christmas Handicap is intr4sluced next Sunday evening, Decemlx..r Stevens as toastmaster. A response will with the largest number of aspirants for 50 this year's varsity, and Randall, Rich- ..,1)egilis at the University this year with the in- continues um* Friday, December he given at this time by one of the visit- vocal honors that it has ever had. The 35c and 'Isaacs of this year's fresh- tention of making it an annual event. It I 17 Sunday evening at five o'clock rep- ing editors, Mr. Oliver Hall of the Ban- last rehearsal brought more men out 50 , •,:41 sq.uad The end positions will be is hoped that it will be supported whole- resentatives from the fraternities, sorori- aor Commercid, which undoubtedly will than the first one, which was held five 45 ,‘•14! 41 4,wit by Captain •"Mose" Nanigian heartedly. The blanket tax, or special ties, and various societies will meet in be a lively top-off after the banquet of weeks ago, showing that the enthusiasm "kip" Black.
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