The University of Maine DigitalCommons@UMaine Maine Campus Archives University of Maine Publications Spring 4-24-1930 Maine Campus April 24 1930 Maine Campus Staff Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.library.umaine.edu/mainecampus Repository Citation Staff, Maine Campus, "Maine Campus April 24 1930" (1930). Maine Campus Archives. 2871. https://digitalcommons.library.umaine.edu/mainecampus/2871 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]. State Your Views Support University r Through the Campus Maine Athletics of Correspondence age One) and Activities Escape" as Z• Column duction ea 1,!--...• Tbe Alaine ether of whom Published Weekly b ythe Students of the University of Maine previous pro- bow to the col- No. 24 XXXI APRIL 24, 1930 •st time and. Vol. ORONO, MAINE, should receive sue Riley and heir first prom- luctions and to- Phil Jones Given Maine Masque Rehearsino Play Rev. R. C. Raines O'Neill Elected Head ctors F. contribute Leo play. 3-Year Contract To Be Speaker at ursday evening. "Escape", Junior Week Offering sale and all are Of Student Senate; New te of this last To Coach Frosh Commencement Maine Masque. so be the last Philip A. Jones of Bangor has been Widely regarded as one of the ablest by the Uni- men in the ministry in Up three-year contract among younger Drawn tlaine Masque's a Rules giNen Rushing se Chapel stage, tersity to coach freshman football. Un- this country, the Rev. Richard C. Raines, al attempt will der his tutelage, the frosh team of last minister of the Mathewson Street Metho- eed their previ- fall hail an extraordinary record; for the dist Episcopal church in Providence. R. first time in the history of Maine ath- I., was announced today by President Officers Are Paul Elliott Vice- ktics, the Maine freshman football team Harold S. Boardman of the University Other for age One) sent through a season with a record of of Maine as the University's selection exercises a Old Town no defeats. The team defeated the frosh Commencement speaker at the President and Leslie Holdridge Secretary. team of New Hampshire for the first of graduation at Orono June 9. time on record, and that by a score of After being graduated from Cornell Committee Reports Iowa, in 1921, with Stein Song irrnan; florace 13-0. C. M. GETCHELL M. BECKWITH college, Mt. Vernon, Mr. Raines com- Burk; Rosa- j. ties was very well liked by the fresh- 1 the degree of A.B., character experiences from president of e F. Prescott; men who worked under him the past sea- Rehearsals are under way every eve- which the leading menced work at Boston University, John O'Neill NAS elected escape a prison term. T. B. was • He is not a slave-driver, but ning now for the Junior Week Play, The in his attempt to which he received the degree of S. the Student Senate, Paul Elliott The Masque expects this play This role of convict is interpreted by C. 1924. The Frank D. Howard fellow- Weakened Frosh elected vice-president, and Leslie Hold- trolley cars to achieves his results by a friendly tone Escape. in one of the most ambitious ever pre- Munro Getchell who will make his final highest honor which Boston Univer- ridge secretary, for the coming year at to that makes a hit with the boys he is to be ship, 'rout Orono Junior Week play. theology. Tuesday coaching. Jones, who was a stellar foot- sented both from the point of stage pro- appearance in the sity grants graduate students in Team Meets the meeting of the Senate held Cousins, Mary Crowley, Dor- lie studied Track the following ball player on the Maine championship duction and acting. The cast is unusual- Caroline was awarded to Mr. Raines. night. At the meeting, old talent is continuing and new othy Blair, Milledge Beckwith, Philip abroad for a year and a half after receiv- rules were proposed for the conduct of be home team .01 1915, was coach at Rockland ly large; could are among the did at Ox- of the prior to his coming here last year. stars are being discovered. Even the Anderson and Smith Ames ing it. Most of this work he Deering• Saturday the Interfraternity Committee faculty, including Prof. Mark Bailey cast. ford, but also studied at the University Student Senate: to While at Maine, it was said of him freshmen I supposed Herschel Bricker are to be among is expect- of Grenoble. He has nearly completed On paper, the chances of the • that he "could throw the pigskin fifty and An unusually large audience ARTICLE I help you stum- work for the degree of Ph.D. from Bos- are very slim when they meet the Deering amsillt bucket nine times out of the personae dramatis. ed. anti students are urged to purchase Section I. Membership shall yards into a high School track team this Saturday. The entire play is a series of episodes their tickets as early as possible. ton University. of the fraternity representatives in the ten." He was also a good field-goal "Speed" Wilson, is its Mr. Raines had two pastorates in Iowa But one dashman, Student Senate. kicker, and was a strong line-plunger. time of the years while training, He is dividing his spare • The Maine team of 1915 was largely built during the summers Section 2. This council shall have full assist- between the cinder path and the baseball as a triple threat man. attending Boston University; was powers to regulate all inter-fraternity around his ability diamond. Many who competed last fall Miss E. D. Brannan Varsity Ball Team ant minister of the Elliot Congregational matters which are not regulated by the during the indoor season are ineligible. church of Boston for a year, and later University. derfully Chapel Loses to Colby and there. For the past three Baseball is claiming a large number of Speaks in acting minister Section 3. A three-fourths vote of all Presidents has been minister of the Math- the yearlings. The athletes claim that New years he members of the Conference shall be On World Peace Rhode Island State church in Providence. the trips which the bat slingers take are ewson Street necessary to pass on the adoption of any His qualities as a preacher derive from more inviting than the home track meets. Of Fraternities up an early lead in the first rules regarding rushing or pledging of Miss Eleanor D. Brannan spoke in By piling a magnetic personality, with scholarly According to Coach Jenkins, the class of holding the Maine team men by the fraternities. chapel Monday on "Our Interdependent three innings and attainments that give weight and breadth '33 will have to bank on the weight men Id shorts. remainder of the game. 4. This council shall consider osen Dy ouses World." Miss Brannan is associate sec- in check for the to his thought. His success in the church to pull them further thru an undefeated Section of the State infraction of its rules and retary of the National Council for the Colby won the first game (Continued on Page Few) season. all cases of by the score of 4-2 last Saturday. recommend action to be taken by the ad- Lie following men have recently been Prevention of War. series McKiniry, a former Deering man, is Coach Brice's team played well, but minn istration of the University. elected to the various offices in their re- Miss Brannan in her talk, stressed the a good bet in the 220 and quarter mile pitchers were obviously out of shape. ARTICLE 11, RUSHING AND PLEDGING ,pective fraternity houses: economic interdependence of all nations. the Frosh Baseball Squad with Scott as a colleague. Pendleton, that On the other hand, Colby's pitching staff. Section I. The term rushing as used Phi Eta Kappa, Linwood Day, presi- She then told of the advantages Roberts, and Booth in the half mile, with were to which was reported to be weak, worked by this council shall constitute the talk- dim : Verne Kneeland, vice-president; would accrue to the U.S. if we In Play Ilere Friday the latter also running the mile, ought Miss well during the entire game. On Maine's ing over of fraternity life with a frater- • Rudolph Quint, secretary. join the league and the court. to provide an eye opener for the varsity. to side the loss of Wescott, star batsman Kenyon's nity prospect with the ultimate view in Phi Gamma Delta, Donald MacKen- Brannan pointed out that our refusal During thy past week, Coach Booth, who hails from Hebron, should virtually and second sacker, was keenly felt; al- men have (Colittotued out Page Four) -. president; Robert Morse, treasurer; join the World Court would squad of freshman baseball equal some of the college records by next ;r! thcvostit his rd2ce was ably taken by Pratt should give William Keith, secretary; Cecil Luce, nullify the Kellogg gr...ct in ary improved considerably, and year. I 9 3 0 the court would and Corbett. team a hard panic here on oirrespibncling secretary; Neil Calder- national crisis. Joining the Coburn Its the shot there is Alley, liamage, and pay the salaries of of the game was a home (7oach Kenyon irt- wood, historian. meats that we would The feature Friday afternoon. Cahlerwisod; hurdles, "Hank" Fine; Annual Meeting who are members fourth inning by Wells, who many of his men as pos- Phi Mu Delta, Kenneth E.