The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-04-21
UNIVERSITY NOTES

AT the meeting of the Athletic AS
sociation last Saturday afternoon it
was decided to vote against the adj
mission of Sioux Falls College into
the state association. Last year Sioux
Falls was allowed to participate with
their understanding that their ad-
mission would depend upon the show
ing they made. However only a few
men entered and it was in view of this
that the local association took their
step. The question will be decided
upon a canvass of the vote through
out the state. At this meeting it was
decided to amend the constitution of
the association to permit all students
to vote without the payment of the
fee which has hitherto been required.
DR.. Samuel Weir left Tuesday even
ing for Sioux Falls where he will this
week attend a meeting of the county
superintendent and educators of the
state. DR.. Weir is a member of the
executive committee and has in
charge a number of recommendations
which will be urged for adoption at
the meeting.
| Miss Lottie Steninger spent Sunday
and Monday the guest of friends in
/, Minneapolis.
The University baseball squad
leaves this morning for Vermillion,
where they will play the State Uni
versity team today. On Friday they
VIII play Yankton College, returning
that evening. Vermillion has a
strong aggregation of ball-tossers,
having made a very creditable show
Ing In two games with the Sioux CITY
Packers.
Don c. Brown returned Tuesday
evening from his home at Dolanu.
having gone there to cast his vote at
the election, which was quite close.
Paul M. Young, formerly at Huron
College and now at the Northern
Normal at Aberdeen, has resigned the
latter position and will next fall en-
ter the law school of the State Uni
versity at Vermillion. He will fill the
position of assistant athletic director.
The debating team from Hamline
University will arrive owe the Omaha,
Friday morning, for the Hamline-
Wesleyan debate which will be held
here that evening.
Professor j.. v. Martin returned
Monday afternoon from Mt. Vernon,
where he attended the funeral of his
mother a week ago.
Lloyd Wiltse and Albert Nolt went
to Sioux Falls Monday where they are
this week taking the examinations for
entrance Into the Annapolis Naval
Academy.
In the two debates with the Iowa
State College Of Ames Vermillion lost
both contests, each by a two-to-one
vote of the judges.
Track manager Frank Grace has
completed arrangements for the two
dual track meets which Dakota Wes-
leyan will enter this spring. The first
will be- with the State College Of
held heresson the 9Th of
May. The other will be at Yankton.
10 days later. The locals have gem
orally o ove Yankton in track
with a comfortable margin but
the meet with Brookings will likely be
hard fought as this school has held
the track championship of the state
for the last eight years. The local
tryout will be held next Monday af-
ternoon. Admission will be free to
this interesting event.
Warren w. Coke, business manager
OF the Tumbleweed, went to St. Paul
tuesday evening on business connect
with the Junior book. Some delay
has ensued in the cuts for the annual
which necessitated a trip to straighten
out the difficulty.
Roy Ellis, of White Lake, a former
student and athlete, has
returned to school and is enrolled in
a number of classes in the CONNER
cial department.
Announcements of the marriage
Thursday at Parkston Of Burton F.
Tanner, '08, and Lydia Nix, 'O9, have !
been received by friends of the couple
at the University. MI. and Mrs. Tan
ner will make their home in Sioux
Falls, where the groom is principal of
the high school.
Miss Lebuse Stransky went to her
home in Pukwana, Saturday, on ac-
count of the illness of her mother.
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