The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-11-28

university talent and the several So
cial gatherings of the body viii be
pleasantly remembered by all who
We're present.
In one of the fastest and most eX
citing class games ever witnessed on
Boyd field the team representing the
Law School Tuesday defeated the
freshmen of the college for the class
football championship of the state
university. The barristers won the
much coveted title by a II to score.
The two contesting teams had won
the right to compete in the final bat
tie after series of preliminary
games extending over the past month
in which all other teams had met de-
feat. The two aggregations were
very evenly matched and both had
in their ranks some classy players
although no 'versity gridironers were
in the game as first team men are
barred from these contests. The law
yers played the better ball during
most of the set-to and the leather
oscillated in the freshmen domain
during most of the period of play.
The first touchdown came soon al
ter the initial quarter had begun
when Swanson for the Laws nabbed
long punt behind the freshman
line and got away for touchdown
In the third quarter the Freshman
| took a decided brace and rushed the
| ball down the field on forward pass
es and recovered punts. Orr got
away on the twenty yard mark and
romped over. tying the score. in
the last quarter the Barristers came
| into their own again by superior line
playnig they worked the spherlod
rapidly toward the goal and when on
the thirty yard line Morris duplicat-
I'd the work of Swanson by catching
punt and going across for another
touchdown. The game closed with
the score 70 TO 6. A monster crowd
Witnessed the battle as the cham
pionship class game at the university
always creates great interest among
the undergraduates.
Yes. Marjorie, it is true. The fair
Goods at the state university are 60
ing 10 stage an "Old Maids Conven-
ton" The pretty disciples of Min
erya have thrown aside the elements
of geometry and the dog-cared Latin
pony. they have even gone the length
Of passing up The THANKSGIVING par
ties and fraternity hops it is SAID
and are now drilling daily to put on
an "Old Maids Convention that sNill
make the recent conclave of the SUI
! fragettes in La Kalamazoo, or wher-
over if was held. look like a preliml-
nary to the main event in comparl-
son. Il is difficult-eXtremely dlifl-
cult-they find, to make the theatrl-
cal business so as they would nave
it. for. living up to the reputation OF
Goods and Oklahoma Co-eds into
the bargain, most Of them are charm
ing and pretty. Now, as all the world
knows. no girl who is charming and
pretty is fitted to act the part of
testy. sour-faced old maid (you know
they must all be so at the "Old
Maids Convention'O. Therein lies
the difficulty which has struck the
young Thespians like the cherries
call TO final examinations. However,
+ they will persevere and it is fore
gone conclusion that they will sue
ceed. for the Co-eds at the univer-
sity are said to be wise and clever
as we'll as pretty. Il is safe guess
that the odd Maids Convention
to be staged by the girls of the
Christian Association of the univer-
sity, will be what the press general
'ly designates as "an unqualified sue
cess" and will bring great praise up
on the members of the fair sex who
participated in the talkfeast behind