The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-05-18

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Fortune has favored the baseball
team this season. The first games
made the outlook seem discouraging.
for the scores against minor teams
were not what they might have been.
But the men put up a splendid fight
against thine University of North
Dakota and won by a cor of 2-1-
a. large and enthusiastic crowd Of
rooters witnessed the nip-and-tuck
fight last Wednesday with the agri-
cultural college. Fargo college made
the first score. and then were tied.
In the eighth inning an error cost the
agricultural the game, Drummond
making the winning run. Pitcher
Forth is in fine form this year. The
following was the team in the game:
Slingsby, Id: Catlin, c; Thayer, 2b;
Drummond, IS; frost 3b; Forth, p;
Bottolfson, If; Lawrence, CT; Borton.
IF. If Fargo college car do as well
when she meets her two great rivals
again in the games soon to come, she
car win the championship.
Friday evening the college orches-
ira, under the leadership OF Professor
Stephens, gave it's annual concert in
the college chapel. The orchestra has
given a concert in Glyndon, and will
soon make a trip to Buxton. They
have faithfully served the college all
the year. They have never been UNI
willing to turf out ana play at coli
lege functions of all kinds-their un-
selfish devotion to every college inter-
ests is certainly to be commended.
The personnel is as follows: Clair
Codding, Lillian Zintheo, Paul Gra-
ham, first violinists; Alfred Suckow.
Eva Freeman, Fred Ball, Miss LEVITT.
second ~violinists; Frances Anderson.
viola; Harry Haggart, v~iolincello; jess
sic Buchanan, plano; Frank Philips.
cornet; Miss Monsoon, cornet; Lloyd
Musburger, clarinet; John Drewelow.
horn; Charles Boise, trombone; MI.
frost, Spencer Boise, basso.
Miss Delphy Sharp, a former stu
dent of the college, will graduate this
spring at Barnard. Her mother, Mrs.
=. H. Sharp Of Moorhead, left Wednes-
day to attend the commencement.
Judge Andrew Bruce, supreme court
justice and former dean of the state
university law school will deliver the
preparatory commencement address.
June s. The following Sunday aft
ernoon DR.. Beard will deliver the bac-
c~alaureate sermon. This is to be a
notable cou1mencennent-the celebra-
ton of the twenty-ifth anniversary Of
the foundation of the college. A fac
ulty committee, Of which DR.. Knowl-
ton Is chairman, is busy sending Il
letters to all former students and past
members of the faculty, inviting them
to be present There will be an alum
nj reception, and probably several
class reunions. One class reunion is
already definitely arranged.
Another graduate OF Fargo college
has brought honor to his alma mater.
Chas. Pinney of the class OF 1905 has
been appointed superintendent of
buildings and bridges by the new in
dependent administration of the city
Of Milwaukee, Since receiving his
~sheepskin at Fargo college he has
taken graduate work at the University
of wisconsin, and has been a member
of the faculty of Marquette uni
NSIS4GJs via AA1CJ A10u h04 W HOLh
to win his distinctions-many will
remember the days when he was a
newsboy in Fargo.
An interesting debate was held Tues
day afternoon by the members of the
modern history class, under the in
struction OF Dr. Lonn. Subject: Re-
solved that Henry VI. was justified
in changing his religious faith. Az
firmative: Miss Plank and MI. Cod
ding. Negative: Mr.. Watkins ana
Miss Brown. The judges, Miss Per-
ley, Mrs. Hazelton and DR.. KnowIton.
awarded the decision to the negative.
Miss Beulah Amidon left Berlin,
Thursday, May 16, for London, where
she will visit for a few days with
friends before proceeding to Liver
pool, whence she will sail for her ma
tive shore to be present at mmence
men exercises at the college.
In the play being given at the Fargo
operahouse, May ri, by the Geth-
semane guild, Mrs. Hutchinson takes
the part Of Nora Desmond. Alois ST.
monitsch, who distinguished himself in
the Norwegian play at the college,
has been called upon on very short
notice to take the role Of George
Drew.
At the banquet given last week at
Valley City to the delegates to the
Y. w. G.. "A. convention, Miss Lonn
responded to the toast After Geneva,
What2 Several Of the students OF
the college were also at the conven-
ton.
The Friday chapel service was of
unusual interest. Miss Woodbury., ma
tional secretary Of the Women's Mis-