The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-10-23

Girls basketball is absorbing a
great deal Of interest. Arrangements
are being male under which the
Athletic Association will furnish the
suits.
A. and M. College.
Saltwater, Okla, Oct. 22.-The y.
an VI. Tigers" opened up the foot
/ ball season Friday, the 14th, on Lew
/ is field 0y defeating the kinglish-
| or team 50 to 0. only twice was
Kngiisher able to make the required
distance, yet they played a plucky
game from start to finish. Saturday
the 22nd the A. and NJ. Tigers
meet the university "Sooners' at Nor
man, Oklahoma. Although the I'll
gers" are a rather light team this
year, yet they make up for this lack
of weight in team work and fast
playing.
The educational society of the col.
lege held its first meeting OF the
fall term recently.
Dean Pittuck addressed the Tri-
State Fair at Joplin, Mo, October
10 to II, at which exhibits from
Missouri, Arkansas and Oklahoma
were shown.
The American Ladies' Grand Con
cert Band, gave most excellent con
cert in the college auditorium Tues
day.
Prof. Johnston Of the department.
of English lectured before the lit
erary department of the Saltwater
Woman's Club.
The a. & NJ. dairy and live stock
train stayed over sunday in Still.
water, and started out again bright
aud early Monday morning to finish
its Journey over the state. President
and Mrs Connell accompanied it as
far as Enid, Okla.
w. l.. English 05, was superintend-
ent of horses at the Oklahoma State
Fair.
New apparatus arrived this week
for the girls gymnasium. and is now
being installed.
]. F. Mcbride, 'O4, who is employ
ed by the Guanajuato Power-Electric
company at Guanajuato, Mexico.
visited friends at the college this
week.
Chas. A. IIoke, OF, visited the col
lege recently. Some time ago Mr..
Hoke took the competitive civil ser
vice for farm commission and rank
ed highest in the United States.
The first and second honor stu
dents of each class, session 1909-1O
as taken from the registrars books
are as follows:
Senior-Wayne II. Worthington,
Saltwater, and John VI. Speldel, Ed
mond.
Junior-Cornelius Schnurr. Antho-
ny, and Evelyn Aikens, Saltwater
Sophomore-Mac Hoke, Quay. and
Earl Fitzpatrick. Hunter.
treshman-John II. Ford, Stillwat
err and Edmund Wells, saltwater.
ub-F'reshman-Ella Morrow, Per
kins, and Rhoda Hoke, Quay.
J. B. Ford also secured the pres
ident's cash prize OF s15 for receiy-
ing the highest grades and Edmund
Wells received $40 for making sec
ond best record in the Freshman
G. l.. Hemphill, 'O9, left Saltwater
last week for Tonkawa, where he
has accepted a position as profes
sor OF drawing anl manual training
in the university preparatory school
Professor Watson OF the depart
ment of music and Miss Sanders, In
structor OF piano. assisted in the
program with those in charge OF
the A. & NJ dairy and live stock
train, given in Enid. The instructors
from the college who are assisting
with the work on the train this
week are Prof. Watts OF the depart
ment of political economy and social
science. and Prof. Jones OF the de
partment of engineering.
Mr.. A. T. Lovett, '0i. of Hunter.
was assistant superintendent o,
swine at the Oklahoma State Fair.
Mr.. Lovett has done splendid work
in swine breeding within the past
few wears. and he is very well pleas