The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1903-10-30
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count of the Tampa .StetsOn foot hal
game.
The annual open meeting Of the
Kent Club will be held at the club
rooms tomorrow evening at O'Clock.
The following program will be given
Declamat ionN G. VanSant.
Dcbate--Resolved that the income
tax Is desirable form of taxation.
Atiirmative-Con Brumsey.
Negative Butler, Fee.
Parliamentary Drill.
Miss Mamie Blackman left on Tues
day to take charge of a school in Hi
nois. She has been studying kinder
garten teaching in the University fOl
the past two years.
Fudge parties after hours are very
popular in Chaudoin just now.
A Halloween party in the gymna'
stun for the dormitory students will
be given tomorrow evening, The ex.
act nature of the entertainment Is to
remain secret, but the committee
in charge promise an enjoyable even
ing to all who attend.
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AIRY Society for tomorrow evening is
as follows;
| Current Events-Mr. Bostick.
Recitation-Miss Moifatt.
Extempore-
| Reading Miss Kennedy.
Music-Miss York.
Debate-Resolved that press cen
sorship in the War Department is in
consistent with the principles of re-
publican government.
Affirmative Mr.. Sparkman, Miss
Booth.
Negative-Mr. Carlton, Miss Jack
| man.
MIR. Jack Sans has received per.
mission from home to play football
and is now being tried at quarterback.
Professor Mr. Bishop, who looks
lfter corporations in this country to
see that they do not exceed the
bounds of their charter,
Mr.. Bishop; The Mayor.
Mr.. Slringfellow, formerly of the
Il. F, S., is now taking work in Stet-
son. He is staying with his uncle at
Lake Winnemissett
The Stetson foot ball team leave this
afternoon for Tampa where they play
their first game this season, with
team made up from the young men
Of that city. The game will be called
at 2:30 tomorrow evening, and the
boys will return tomorrow night, leav-
ing Tampa at o'clock.
This game will be of great heneft
in showing some of the new players
what foot ball really u.s. and in teach
ing them the fact that man has to
use some muscle and strength in the
!ame. AT present some of the men
have the idea that foot ball is some
thing like golf, and that they should
shout fore" when they intend to
run into an opposing player. 1t is
hoped that this game will teach them
that foot ball to great extent con-
sists in getting started before the
other fellow and hitting him first. No
team can make gains unless the mt n
whose duty it is to get opposing play.
ers out of the way, do it and do it
thoroughly. 1t isn't the man who
plays the hardest that gets hurt Il
most. The loafer is the man who gets
the bruises, because he is unprepar.
when player strikes him.
The Tampa team will, in all proba.
bility, outweigh the Stetson team,
but will lack training, thus making
the chances even, The best wishes
TIE NEWS will go with the team, and
we hope that they will not only win
but will come back with experience
enough to win the other games of the
sc asOn.
Four other games have been ar.
ranged; two with Gainesville, one in
the middle of November, the other in
December; one with Lake City dur
ing Carnival Week and the last with
West Florida Seminary on Thanks
giving Day.
q M. Davis of DeLand has offered
hS'xer loving.cup to be held each year
ndv he college team winning the
" VSionship of the state in foot ball.
Nh very commendable action on
~ w, of Mr.. Davis, and we fe
~ ENShe stetson team will do all
~ ka&u to show it's appreciation
~ GNS,he cOp In DeT and