The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-09-26
EVENTS At STANFORD,
Arrangements for a Freshman
Football Match Com
pleted.
The Musical Organization to Appear
IN San Francisco on Thanks
giving Evening.

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, CAL, Sept.
24.-Manager Eaton of the Stanford foot
ball team has returned from Berkeley,
where he held q conference with Herbert
Lang, the manager of the q. C.'s team.
The business of the meeting was largely
concerned with arranging for freshman
football match between the two colleges
and the preparation of schedule of prac-
tice matches to be played. Final decision
on both these points was left indefinite.
Eaton says the probabilities are that a
game between the freshmen elevens of
Berkeley and Stanford will be played.
Personally he is in favor of such match
and is of the opinion that Lang, also,
would be willing to arrange for such con-
test. AS to the schedule, it will be neces-
sary to see what plans could be arranged
for games with the Reliance or with any
college team that might be induced to
come to the coast to play few games.
Captain Cochran states that the training
table will start up on or about October L.
He thinks it necessary to have the training
table in running order before the coach ar
riyes.
The Stanford musical organizations have
com bined and on THANKSGIVING evening,
after the big intercollegiate game, will
give a genuine college entertainment in
San Francisco. The Columbia Theater has
been obtained for the occasion and will be
more deliberately fitted up than ever be-
fore. All members of the Glee, banjo and
mandolin clubs, as we'll as Stanford's fine
orchestra, will take part After the enter
tainment souvenir pictures of the two foot
ball teams and book of college songs will
be given away. Great preparations are
already being made for the event, which
promises to be feature of the day.
The junior class elected officers this
afternoon for the coming semester. Fol-
lowing are the names Of the successful
candidates: President, r. J. O'Neil; first
vice-president, J. 2. Nourse; second vice
president, M. S. Porter; secretary, c. l..
Thompson; treasurer, R. H. Spencer;
class historian, Miss Alice Wheeler; base
ball manager, C. A. Thomas; football
manager, III. r. Straight; class council
c. NJ. Fickert, Roy Weldon, ]. w. Bell,
Miss Daisy Deming, Miss Hume and d. e.
Brown.
The executive committee of the Stanford
Debating League has made changes re-
Gently regarding the intercollegiate debate
so far as Stanford is concerned. The COM
mittee is composed of representatives of
the debating societies here, and has con-
cluded to place the entire intercollegiate
debate arrangements in the hands of a
special committee. Each of the three
societies-Nestoria,E uphonia and Alpha
will elect three members, and these nine
representatives will compose the special
committees.
AT Its last meeting Euphonia elected c.
J. Pierson, J. f. Burcham and A. NJ
Cathcart as its representatives. If the
other societies make their selections as
promptly there is a possibility that the
preliminary debates will be held this
semester, to settle the question of the
identity OF Stanfords debaters for the
next intercollegiate contest.