Newark post., 1911-04-12
COLLEGE NOTES

| DtldWdlc SlnOllSIeu tIle I IlldutI-
phia College OF Pharmacy last Thurs
| day 2I to l. The visitors were out
classed and never got look in. knopi
| started the farce and retired after FIVE
innings, when he had the game in his
| hip-pocket, to let Brint Raleigh con-
tinue The Slaughter II he had stayed
till the end he undoubtedly would have
| blanked The lads from S!eepytown.
Our boys all hs1 their batting eyes
with rhem and clouted the sphere at
will; particularly Ward, who got a
homer, double, single and a sacri-
| fee out of four trips to the pan. Time
OF game. 2.55. Umpire. Mr.. Scar
| borough.
The luck broke badly for the Peaches
on their short Maryland trip and they
dropped both games; the first to West
ern Maryland IS to 3. and the second
| to Mt. st. Marys, 2 to O. The main
| thing against our bows was the wea-
ther, which was cold and raw, and both
F., twirlers are hot weather birds. Jolls
toed the slab in the first game and
was pounded all over the lot: sixteen
hits being registered off his delivery.
many OF them lor extra bases. Trie Ter
was on the mound for Western Mary
| land and onlv allowed Delaware six
sca.treed bingles. The feature OF the
game was sensational, one-handed
stab OF a line drive by little Joe Mar
! shall, in the lett garden. Time OF game
hours. Umpire, Mr.. McAtee
The second game was called in the
sixth to allow Delaware 10 catch a
train, and but for this fact, they might
have pulled out a victory knopi oc-
, cupied the hillock with Huston at the
receiving end, and did fairly well. al
| though the bags were densely popu.
lated with Mt. St. Mary's men and
none out. when the game was stopped
! Time OF game, 100 Umpire, Mr..
Shad
Delaware played SIS tie with Leb-
anon Valley on Tuesday. Tolls shut
Them down the groove for our boys
and did eXcellent'y for the first five
, innings; not sign OF hit being got
ten off him in that time. AT the be-
| ginning OF the sixth. when the score
was SO, in favor OF tie Cadets. Jolls
took an aeroplane trip, and this COM
bined with bad errors on the part OF
Dunn and Harvey, let five OF the visi-
tors ramble across the platter The
game was called a. this time to allow
Lebanon Valley to catch train. Time
OF game, 1:Io. Umpire. Mr.. Scar
borough
Capt. E. S. Slayer. U. S. A.. former-
ly first lieutenant has returned TO
college from Governors Island, n. Y,
where he passed his examinations for
promotion. Congratulations.
ID i
: ong treatment at the Homeopathic
Hospi "a. He ias not returned to col
leee as yet, but his condition is much
| improved
The Easter vacation begins at 80
on April 18th and ends at $50 on April
oath. During this period the base bali
team will take its southern trip. 1t
will pay games in North Carolina
Virginia and the District of Columbia.
The Delaware College Review Board
for the ensuing year with the ex-
ception OF the editor-in-chiei and as
sistant, who were chosen previously
was elected lass' TUESDAY. X. r. Whit.
tlngham. 'I2, is business manager and
J. a. Watts. II. is circulation man.
a2er The latter ofh,e has Just beer
created and is lor the purpose OF re-
ieving The business manage from
some oi the routine work. The de-
partmental editors are as follows:-
Literary. r. G. Hill, 10; Locals, J
G. Lewis, IL and w. A. Sawdon, IA
Agricultural, A. F. Walker, 10; ex.
change, E. T. Blades, 10: Y. NJ. c. A.
A. S, Houchin, 'I3; athletics. f. L
Rice, 'I2; Military, w. S. Almond, IL
de Alumnis. E. G. Brown, 10: Engi
neering Socie;y, D. l.. Sloan, IL