The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-03-08

PINCH HITS

"Information'-'HoW did the fight
come out?
P. H.-"MacFarland won the de-
c%ision."
Info.-"And what wa the seore?"
r. H.-"What score
Info.-"The score of the fight. The
box score?''
exit. Business of hanging up the
recovery
Missoula lost to Sweet Grass last
night; the varsity's chances of VIM
ming from the Farmers tonight aren't
very strong. Bozeman will hardly
feel the shock of western Montana's
invasion.
Mr.. Esp. erstwhile fulIback N the
not over-excellent Farmer football
team, was largely responsible for the
Sweet Grass victory. We We're sur
prised when the interscholastic COM
mittee. passed over the protests made
against Esp. Now look what they
went and done. Esp, though a prep
student, barred by the intercollegiate
rules from participation in college
games, played with the Tillers of the
Soil two years ago. Now behold him
as Sweet Grass mightiest supporter.
Loud cheers from L. Pat Kelley and
Tom Rusha.
CHEERING FROM A DISTANCE.
The. students at the high school
Clipped in yesterday for money enough
to send this message to the basketball
| ta,,x, / ~ pAont,1o, FTl,r,t Tho ore
arrived too ate doesn't detract from
behind it. Here it is:
Mlssoula Basketball Team,
Rozeman, Mont,
Care OF Coach McGoush.
Success, success to NJ. H.. S. Are
We in it? Well, I guess. Keep On
fighting, boys. You do the playing
and Wen do the praying.
(S.gned). Boys-Baker, Morgan,
King, Foster, McSpadden, Duquette,
Kern, Hawk, Barden, Orr, Friauf.
Chattin, Trafford, Eagen, Simpson,
Markle, Carl, Ernest and Al Anderson,
Mahrt, Taylor, Palmer, Murphy,
Ross, Webb, Kemp, Russell, Fox, Allen,
Patterson. Greyer, Roberts, Lebkicher.
Mabel Rich, May Johnson, Alden and
Harold Jones, Cox, Cobban, Whaling,
Napton, Mohr, Whistler, Fox, Simpson,
Courtney, Clifton Smith, Scherck,
Fredericks, Campbell, Pearson, Lom-
bard, Toole, Beckwith, S~Wearingen,
Joe Schlossberg, Stone, Graham, La
Forge, Williams, Janitor Clarke.
Girls-Shull, De Jarnette, Jamison,
Andrews, Hatcher, White, Wright,
Jacobson, Schaeffer, Reeley. Prescott,
Seifert, Martin, Taylor, Daniels,
Kroone, Sheedy, Rheder. Kane, Voll-
brecht, Schmidt, Roman, two Quasts,
two Petersons, Mclaughlin. Wells,
Moody, Hamilton, Boles, two Raj
fertys, Hansen, two Stones, Carroll,
Longfelt, Crabtree, Currey, Faust, Van
} Dorm, Anderson, Gates, Taylor. Par
malice, Johnson, EctOr, Keith, Farley,
McHaffie, Professor Johnson, three
Jones, Matthews, Andrews. Elva Jami-
son Beebee, Waltemate, EmbretsOn,
Lebkicher, Hershey, Sweiggart, Knott,
Woodford, Alice Wright, Edna Leyen-
berger, Margaret James, Bertha Simp-
son, Chattin, Macrery, Wilkinson,
Wickes, Shopp, Phillips, Inch, Berry,
Thomas, AinsWorth, Lever.
When word came that Missoula had
been defeated, David Lever sent this
message: You did your best. We
are proud of YOU" and signed it, "The
Student Body
1T isn't often that a witness EAR out
wit a lawyer. The attorney who tries
to usually make a monkey of the
man ON the stand, HENCE the hatred
OF witnesses for lawyers. Once in a
while, though. an ~over-caustic cross
examiner has the tables turned on
him. A recent tanning bee among
some local lawyers brought such an
incident to light. A certain we'll
Known Missoula attorney was cross
examining a ball player who vas so
popular in the city that the lawyer
tried to make him laughable in the
eyes of the jury. You are a profess
sional baseball player l believe" said