The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-10-07
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LAST WEEK AT UNIVERSITY.
Appointment of Cadet Offers is An
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Tuscaloosa, Oct. 6.-(Speciai. )-The past week at the University has been, in the main, an uneventful one The military regulations now In vogue continue to give satisfaction to all concerned. Recent accessions bring the total number of en- rolled students up to 215 for the week. just ended.
 Two of the recent arrivals are Mont gomery boys, Archie P. Tyson, who .e- turns to complete his law course nd H. Clay Tompkins. who as a new student has successfully entered the sophomore class of the academic department
 The appointment of the cadet officers has been completed and was today made public. The folloging is the roster: Com- pany A. Captain, Robert J. Raney; First Lieutenant. W. c. Caffey; Second Lieu- tenant, D. H. Ellington; Third Lieutenant L. E. Tallichet; First Sergeant. J. c. Grenade; Second Sergeant, c. T. Mo Corquodale; Third Sergeant, J. H. Somer- vile. Jr.; Fourth Sergeant, H. B. Searcy; Company B. Captain, P. H. Roberson: First Lieutenant, Q. W. Tucker; Second Lieutenant, B. W. Pettus; Third Lieu tenant, H. W. Roberts; First Sergeant, Linn Palmer. Second Sergeant. R. L.. Lodge; Third Sergeant, O. D. Jones: Fourth Sergeant, M. s. Bingham. Stan. Adjutant, W. D. Kyser; Hospital Steward, J. H. Kirkpatrick; Quartermaster, Ser geant, W. s. Sherrill
 All of the officers, both commissioned and non-commissioned are members of the senior class. Regular drills will be- gin next Tuesday. Four hours each week will be devoted to military duties, which will consist of drill and recitations in military science and tactics.
 As 8 matter of current conversation and interest, football still maintains supre- macy. The candidates for the team have about mastered the rudiments of the game but the practices have not progressed far enough to develop the team work which Is so much needed. Friday the team lined up for the firse time for a kick of. The first game of the season will be played next Saturday on the campus. when Varsity will meet the Birmingham aggregation composed of several old stars and contingent from Howard college. Lett who played center last year, has been transferred to guard, and Gwin has | been substituted in his place. Peayy, l having been found rather slow as an end. has also been changed to a guarld. To win this position he will have a hard fight with Mcclure. Forman and Stick ney each seems to be a fixture In the back field. H. H. Jones has fairly good chance for right tackle. Fortune. a promising candidate for tackle, is out of the game for two weeks at least. on account of aoHprained shoulder. Banks. who was a member of last years team, is sick and will hardly be able to practice within a week. The position of quarter back seems to be unsettled, with McCor- vey holding down the place for the pre- sent but Wyatt and Catchings are both anxious to call the signals for Varsity. Among the scrubs, Edwards, Alston and H. Smith have shown up to the best ad- vantage
 The Athletic Association met last Thurs day to consider the request of the Univer- sity of North Carolina for permission to withdraw from the Southern lnter-col- legiate Athletic Association. The request was unanimously granted For mem- Der to withdraw. 1t is necessary to secure the consent of every college constituting the Association.
 Immediately after the athletic meeting the Sophomore met and elected their class officers for the ensuing year. E. M. Finch of Montgomery was elected presi- dent. The remaining officers are T. A. Smith, vice-president; A. K. Merrill, sec retary and treasurer; Miss Ashley, poet and Miss Parker, historian.
 The officers of the Erosophic Literary Society recently elected are as follows: President, 0. D. Jones;' 'Vice-Presfdent, J. K Kirkpatrick Secretary and Treasurer, T. l.. Coles.
 Miss Mary Claude Persons of Auburn is visiting her brother, Professor A. A. Persons and family.
 w. P. Nelson of Tuscaloosa left Thurs day afternoon for Louisville, Ky, where he expects to enter the Presbyterian Theological Seminary. Mir. Nelson, who is a member of the class of 1901 University of Alabama. was the winner in his junior year of the medal in the Gulf states In- tercollegeate Oratorical contest.
 w. Hill Ferguson of Birmingham a popular ex-University man is in Tusca- loosa for a few days.
 Mrs. George G. Brownell has returned home after an extended visit abroad. She accompanied Professor BroWneil ana party on their tour through Europe but on their return to the United States. she remained in New York ana syracuse few weeks visiting relatives.