The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1893-05-31
College Notes,

o"J viz Ah'i 'i''S WV b.
McCormicks, played their second
game with the Carson and Newman
College Club of Messy Creek. The
first game was played at Messy
Creek with a result of s to 3 in
favor of Maryville. This time the
Messy Creeks came in special car
3S strong, to retaliate, but, they
were sadly disappointed, for our
boys had blood in the their eyes,
and when the nine innings were
played they had on their record
the neat little sum of II scores
while Messy Creeks record was
the blankist blank that was ever
BANKED. Our boys gave them 8
great big goose eggs, in succession.
This is the score,
Innings u 4 567S 8 Total
Maryville 0G2 2001 II
Messy Greek 0 100000 0.
Our boys did the finest playing
they have done this year and if
they had only put up the same
game at Athens, they would have
beaten them as badly as they did
the first game they played with
them. Maryville College is getting
"a better reputation with other Col
lege in Tenn, through Athletics
this year than in any other way
We could do three times better il
we had only half of a chance. Give
US a good gymnasium and trainer
and you will see more students
coming into this College. Say
what you please but there ar.
plenty of young men who stay
away from Maryville College
simply because there is no Athletic
department. Looking at the sub
just from a numerical standpoint
we see the profit that gymnasium
would afford this College; and how
much greater the profit when
considered in reference to the
benefit that would result to the
Students here in health and work
"Come, come, the summer now
is here" Well you would think it
if you could only see the thir
dresses and light suits dotting the
campus in divers places.
Commencement times are al
around US now and soon we will
be sitting on the banks of swee,
deliverance, singing songs of vic
tory, or beneath some grateful
shade defending ourselves agains,
the attacks of flies, gnats, mos
quitoes and other carniverous
animals.
Prof. Will Clemens of Tusculum
as usual, is attending Commence
ment exercises.
Miss Fay Caldwell, of New
Market, is visiting her sister Miss
Kate.
Ed MINIS was over from Knox
vile for the Baccalaureate Sun
day.
John Morgan was discovered
promenading on the campus Sun
day. JnO. is located in Knoxville
now and is doing flourishins
business.
Boyd Parker, Kin Takahashi
Geo. Haley and some other youns
, ladies went to the Decoration a
Cloyd's Creek Saturday.
Who play ball? All together
"McCormicks."
Miss Della Anderson is spending
the week With Miss Annie Ellis.
Miss Katie Love is visiting Mis-
Stella Eakin.
Prof. Wilson says he is tired
We don't see why, he works l
hours day, and he is very flesh,
too. Now Prof. Waller looks as
he had been worked nearly t
death. He is so thin.
Rev. Mr.. Stewart, fOrme
student of this College, who is nov
in Carson and Newman College
was with the Messy Creek boy
, Saturday.
John Durfey actually knocked
two Dagger, Saturday, who woul,
have thought it? Wonder what h
will knock Thursday?
Kin Takahashi will deliver hi
lecture on "The New Japan" mex
) Friday May Goth 1880 P. m. il
: Columbian Hall. Music will b
furnished by the Columbian Nal
Quartette. Every body ought t
90 to hear Kin for he has man,
. friends here, and every one tina