The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-04-08
University Of North Dakota
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Best Trip Yet.
The annual tour of the University
Glee club started on Friday and will
last during the entire spring vacation
which ends April 1S. According to
the schedule announced, this years
trip will be far the best ever taken
by the glee club
After putting on a concert at La
kota on Friday evening, the club will
give entertainments at Devils Lake,
Cando, Leeds, New Rockford Caring
ton, jamestown, Valley City, Hope,
and Mayville- On April 2S the club
will give it's concert in Grand Forks
Manager Charles Hunt deserves credit
for arranging this excellent schedule
The club is unusually fortunate this
year in having had a wealth of ma
terial from which to pick its members
Most of those making the trip are for
mer glee club men. The personnel OF
the club Is as follows;
VIM. w. Norton, director
John B. Prosser, Devils Lake, ac-
companist.
First Tenor. L. Martineau and
A. A. Martineau of st. John. Harold
e. White of Grand Forks, Terence
Quirke of Bismarck, Oscar Preble OF
Williston, and Herb ]. Movius Of
Lidgerwood.
acknowledgements Anderson OF
Grand Forks, Fred Du Bois of Brain
erd, MINI. Will Bacon of Cando, j. A
Hofto of Grand Forks. c. M. Hotch-
cock of ST. Cloud, Mimi. and Fred
Bradshaw Of Brooklyn, N. Y.
Second Tenor-Charles E. Hunt OF
Grand Forks, Oscar Barson of Devils
Lake, Howard Maher of Devils Lake
Orpheus Halvorson of Northwood and
William Torgerson of Grand Forks
Bass-Axel, Oftedahl of Minneapolis
Mimi, e. T. Tufte of Northwood, F. B
Farrow of Cavalier, and r. j. Kamplin
r. Carroll and Geo. Read of Grand
Forks.
The soloists are VIM. W. Norton
John B. Prosser, Chas. e. Hunt, Law
renee Anderson and Harold e. White
O'Connor Spoke.
J.. F. T. o'Connor, 'Os, at the pres
ent time member of the Yale faculty
spoke before a large audience or
March 20 at Bridgeport, Conn. His
subject was Erin's Contribution tt
<AALAS1 I'D IfoSlCAn pdPSAS nave
mented very favorably on his speech
"chiol<' to Coach.
John p. Conmy, better known as
''Chicl1" graduate of the arts and
law department OF the university, an6
recognized as one of the star athletes
of the institutEons past has been
chosen to coach this springs baseball
team. The choice of Conmy to handle
the squad has met with general APP
prevail by the students, faculty, alumni
and players. The new coach is WELL
versed In the game, and has refused
number of offers to play in the
leagues.
Head Coach Dunlap win devote his
entire time to the track team. The
selection of a baseball coach was ne
cessary on account of the fact thai
it is impossible for one man to coach
all the branches of spring athletics.
A number of the men trying for this
years team will continue with some
outside school work during vacation
and it is probable that Coach Conmy
will have practice throughout the holi-
days Among those who will probably
stay are Captain Campbell Of Hamil.
ton, Joe Blewett of Jamestown, FREQ
Bradshaw of Brooklyn, Oscar GuIlick.
son OF Park River. Jimmie Brennan
Ed McIlraith of East Grand Forks, ant
Dave Vale of Minor.
Girl Tied.
AT the meeting OF the athletic board
OF control held on Thursday after
noon, the girls basketball champion.
ship was discussed Both the junior
and senior teams have lost one game
the seniors losing to the juniors. Aftei
due consideration it was decided tina
the tie should not be played off. bu'
that both should have their names
placed on the cup.
Everyman, the old morality play
which was given on Thursday even.
ing at the Metropolitan theatre. by
the Sock and Buskin society OF thu
university, proved to be one Of thu
most notable productions ever put 81
here by local talent.
The play was put on before packed
house, large number Of seats goine
to out-of-town attendants. and genera
surprise was expressed at the finishes
production. the excellent cOstuming
and the scenery. especially prepares
Tor the play.
One Of the most remarkable scents