Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1911-06-02
CoIleqe Notes.

The Deutscher Veren held its last
meeting of the season on the evening
of May 26 with Professor and Mrs.
Skillings.
The department of pedagogy has re-
Gently added more than a hundred vol.
umes to the pedagogical library. The
list of new books includes complete files
of "Education," and the reports of the
National Education association, and a
! list of fifty volumes selected from recent
educational literature. The department
now contains about 900 bound volumes.
numerous pamphlets and school forms.
all of which are kept in the pedagogical
seminar room.
Middlebury went to Northfi ID end
defeated Norwich University Tuesday
afternoon by score of 3 to ,. The
game was fast one, Middlebury having
the best of the argument all through.
Norwich tried the squeeze play in the
second after Gordon, the first man up,
ripped, but Shepherd made a poor at
tempt to bunt and Gordon was an easy
out fer Williams. Middlebury did the
fist scoring, Weafer sending the ball to
deep center in tine fourth for hone
run. Norwich came back in the fifth,
and with a base on balls, single and an
error Hays scored. This ended the scor
ing until the eighth, when each team
secured a run. The ninth began with
Plummer singing to left. Mulcahy then
hit to deep left for three bases. sending
man on an easy grounder to Hays, who
made bunge of the play. Williams hit
to deep left for three bases. sending
Brayton home with the last run of the
game. Norwich made vain attempt
/ in hn itafl k,..t
singing, but he got only to first. Plum
mer, Weafer, Wray and Burwell ex-
celled, the former taking II chances
without an error. Parkman pitched the
ninth and was hit hard. The score:
Middlebury, 0 90 l 0 0 Ia
Norwich, 5000 1901 %
Home run, Weafer; three-base hits,
Gordon, Vail, Williams; bases on balls,
off Nray 3, off Washburn . hits off
Washburn 3 i'll innings, of Parkman
i'll inning; hit by pitched ball, by
Wray 2; struck out, 10y Washburn by
Parkman |, 10y Wray ); earned runs,
Middebury .: double plays, Plummer
lunassistedl, Wray to Plummer, Shep
herd to Burwel to Mahard: left on
bases, Norwich :; Mddebury 5
When the news of Middlebury's vic
tory over Mortified reached this village
a celebration was at once planned. The
band was brought out and the students
in body marched to the station to meet
the $40 train, On their return from the
station large bonfire was started on the
school house square and the students
proceeded to the home of President
Thomas, who made some very CHEEKY re-
marks, after which the crowd dispersed.
DIR. Thomas W. B. Crater, who has
been absent from classes for several
days on account of illness, has now re-
turned to his duties.
On Thursday evening, June /. meet
ing of the Athletic Council was held at
MIR. Peck's Office to consider certain
changes in the athletic constitution. On
Friday, at 2 o'clock, the councils recon-
mendation will be acted upon by the
Athletic association.
Gino A. Ratti. '07, who has recently
returned from France, visited his broth
er, A. j. Ratti, II, Wednesday and
Thursday.
Examinations for the removal of con-
ditions will be held Saturday, June H.
All who wish To take such examinations
must report to the registrar by June -.
The 1912 Kaleidoscope" is expected
to make its appearance this week.