The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1912-03-30
NEWS Of THE WEEK
FromSt. StaniisIaus.
Written for The Sea Coast Echo.

| Last "Wednesday the base ball team
of the college won a very interesting
game from Keewatin, the team that is
spending the winter at Ocean Springs.
The score stood Z to at the close. Me-
lancon and Perry starred for the college
boys, and Kittredge played the best
game for the losing team, The pitch
| ing of Beaullieu was a source of gratifi-
cation to the college boys, for it was
considered that he was little wild, not
having any practice at pitching this
season.
The batteries for S. S. G. were Beaul-
| lieu and Melaneon; for Keewatin, Kit
tredge and D. Murphy.
Keep it up, fellows, You are doing
fine.
The new base ball uniforms arrived
few days ago; they make quite stun
ming appearance.
Bro. Theodosius arrived from DON
aldsonville to take charge of the second
preparatory class. All the boys heart
lily wish him the best success in his new
field of teaching.
Our friend Landon, better known as
"Senator", has closed his fly skating
rink for this season, owing to the rapid
growth of his hair.
Mr.. E. Allan, alias skinny, met
with serious accident while crossing
the yard. 1t seems he was unmin dful of
the doodle holes, and were it not for the
timely rescue of "Fatty", our friend
would have met his doom.
Quite disturbance took place in the
refectory several nights ago, when
Roussel was seen cutting green peas in
half.
Our friend "Mutt'', sometimes called
Toups, is making good at catching balls
in right field.
Jew Schayot is SO proud of his base
ball suit that he was sees going to bed
with it on.
John B. Lescale, commonly known as
"Chink", was agreeably surprised yes
terday, when, for the first time since
Christmas, he has had the pleasure of
receiving letter.
After having paid short visit to New
Orleans, the two Tortorich boys returned,
accompanied by their father.
The Poet seems to have made Won
derful improvement in the past two
months. Keep it up, "Blondy," and
don't let those boyish remarks hinder
your promising future. You might get
the Divine Ahatus some day.
|. M. Levet, the distinguished orator
of the class IL, after having examined
an encyclopedia for three weeks care
fully, has at last found the correct
meaning of G.. O. P, but he will still be
branded with that name as long as he
stays at S. S. C.
The baseball team defeated the Dill
lards by the score of 9 to Z. Our oppo-
nents kept the long end of the score on
their side until the lucky sixth inning,
when ST. Stanislaus started the fire
works and kept it up until the game
was well in hand. After the college
boys made two hits in the sixth inning,
the entire Bay team took balloon as
cension, and, when they finally landed,
defeat was staring them in the face.
Abadie, the all-muscle man, is now
training to meet Kid Chuck in ten
round bout. Let us hope that he will
be victorious, for Chuck is entirely too
frisky, of late.
Joe Wilbert, wishing to tell "Red"
that he would suspend him for the COM
ing game, if he did not play better,
said: "If you don't. watch out, I'll tex
pend" you for week.
George Sears was made happy by the
visit of his mother last Sunday.
Joe Leblanc, when asked what poz
lygoa was, replied, ga triangle of five
sides''.
Our friend Capsule" Fisher has, at
last, succeeded in getting out of the
|inIrmary. We are glad to learn that
be has ceased to be a walking drug
store, for we like to so to Powers occa-
sionally.
aGet up, Bessiel Whoa, Guice! Go
it at a slow pace, when you don't know
howl"
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