Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-11-16
COLLEGE NOTES.
From Frid.x,s p.il..

COLLEH& NOTkGos
From Fridays Daily.
choice and chose the north goal and
the teams lined up at 400 ready for the
battle. Play began, and for the first
half was marked by nothing but the
poor playing Of both teams, particular
~ that of the college team. One touch
down wa made by our boys and South
mayd's attempt to kick goal was a
dismal failure. The ball then went to
the school team and March's excellent
punting soon landed the ball over
college goal line; but an oR-side play
gave the ball to the college boys and
they rapidly forced it back up the field
until within ten yards of their oppon-
ent's goal, when time was called for
the first half and the score was 4 to 0.
After a. ten minutes rest the scrim-
mage began again apd in this half the
collage team braced up and did some
good playing. Gidley made a fine run
around the schools right end and
scored a touchdown which was in
creased to six points by a goal kick.
After this the college team had things
it's own way until the game vas ended
with a score of "a to Q. Mr.. ii. b. Hare
and Mr.. Mccoy umpired and refereed
the game and did it perfectly. The
game was for practice and passed off
4 ~1oncopk11, H,.o,,, cku,k 10 H,,Sch NC oil
games should.
President Hancher goes to Lead City
in the morning in the interests of the
college treasury.
Most of the people who have been on
the sick list are about again, except
Prof. Corning, and we all hope that he
will soon be with us.
A couple of IL young men like to
sleep so we'll that they we're obliged to
go down town for their breakfast the
other morning rather than face the
knowing smiles of their friends ut
Lampert Hall.
q. G. Swigert, of Gordon, Neb., has
been visiting classes during the
last few days and seems pleased with
the amount and kind of work being
done. We will be glad if he registers
as one of us.
Rev. A. l.. Baker leaves on this even
ing's B. & NJ. for Edgemont. Mr..
; Baker played foot ball to win last
night and deserves a vacation of a day
or two-if you can call preaching two
or three times a day a vacation.
Another page of the foot ball history
of b. H. G. was written yesterday with
the aid, or opposition, of the high
school eleven. The schoolteam secured
From Tuesdays Daily.
Pres. Hancher returned from his
trip to Lead City last night.
p Prof. Corning is able to resume his
!, class work this week, for which we are
all rejoicing.
Miss Gertie Wilson Of Atwood, Kan,
registered last Saturday morning.
! Chapel exercises were agreeably
. varied Saturday morning by the vocal
. solo of Miss Pauline Jones. Prof.
! Kinsey promises us such treats as this
> frequently in the future.
The literary society rushed through
their program again at their last meet
ing. This has been done SO much of
! late that a big black cloud of sun-
finished business is threatening to
cover them completely.
A quartette of young people went
down town last night after supper
: without any covering on their innocent
heads. We learn that they were some
i what hilarious but. luckily, the night
1 watch did not secthem.
: The Philos elect officers soon and al
ready do we hear of candidates, and
d rumors of candidates, for the great
+ honors to be bestowed by the society
"Wire-pulling' and pipe. laying are
t now the orders of the day but-what is
the matter with the old officers?
. The town team seems to have for.
!, gotten the fact that our team was out
= on The field ready for a game of foot
. bali last Thanksgiving and that they
did not ever send a representative UP
to tell us that they had concluded moi
to play. They were notified last Satur-
day that we could not play Monday
: afternoon, but that we would as soon
as IL tam was together. We are
glad they have blood in their eyes and
hope they will keep it there for the
game is surely coming off. The date