Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-05-15
UNIVERSITY NOTES.
seniors the Winners In the Inter-clnss
Trnck Meet, with No Records Broken.

The inter-class track meet on Satur-
oaE was won by the seniors with 40
points, the freshmen won 81 points; the
juniors u points; and the sophomores
SIX points. The meet was a thorough dis
appointment as far as records were con-
cerned. Hayden, Is, could not compete.
ON Friday he injured one ankle 30 SER
iously that 1T Is feared that he will not
be able to enter the New England inter-
collegiate meet. His absence in the mile
and two mile will be very noticeable in
Nermonts meets.
The summary:
100 yard dash-Owens, 10 Bolster, 10,
and Ferrn, 10.
300 yard dash-Owens, 10, Bolster, '1G,
and st. John, Ii
220 yard hurdles-Owens. '19. st. John,
II, and Ferrln. 10.
iiO yard dash-Minkler. '15. Smith, 10
and Wheeler. 49,
$50 yard dash-Ashton, 'i6. Irwin, 13
Wheeler, 10
Mile run-Buchanan, 10, Morse, 16
Wheeler, '13.
nroad jump-Ter,n. 70. Smith '1a,
High iump-Ferrin, IS, wilcox, 10,
Johnson, Is.
Discus throw-whalen, "a, schon IA,
Seton, 10
Shot put--whalen, ~, Smith, 13,
Schoff, "A.
Hammer throw-Leighton 10, Andrews,
80, Lavery. 'I6.
Pole vs.ult-Ferrin '18, wilcox, '16.
The varsity tennis schedule includes
four matches: May II, Troy Conference
Academy at Burlington; May "a. Troy
conference Academy at Poultney; May
81, Mlddlebury at Burlington; June .
Middlebury at Middlebury,
The varsity tennis team beat the
faculty on Saturday by a score OF to 0
in four matches of singles and two OF
doubles The matches we're: Hitchcock
VS. Professor Ogle. Salisbury VS.. Dr.
Jackson; Dow We. Professor Fulton
Brundage vs. Professor Perkins. The
doubles were: Brundagc and Hitchcock
VS.. jackson and Perkins; Dow and Nc
Farland vs.. Ogle and Fulton
This years commencement will be
"A live one A student committee Is
now at work on plans. larger mum
Der of undergraduates will remain
and plans. are being made for bie
reunion of the first. third NTH anc
tenth anniversary classes. on Tues
day of commencement week there vii
be a parade, each fraternity putting
on a float. In the evening hum ant
smoker for students and gra iuate'
will be held on the back campus abou
a big bonfire.
Lambda Chapter of Kappa Alphf
Theta entertained at their annua
dance Thursday at the Klifa clu
rooms on Pearl street. About twenty
five couples were present. Capt am
Mrs. Reeves, Prof. and Mrs. Jacob
land DR.. and Mrs. G. T.. Lou1on chap
eroned
The Key and Serpent society held thei
iannual initiation and banquet Tuesday
The initiation was held at the Sigma n
house, and the banquet was held immedi
atoly following at the Hotel Vermont tn
following members Of the class of 1871
were initiated: d. G. Babbitt, Il. A. Cur
rler, L. f. Dow, c. S. Ferrin, H. c. FISK
Jr., NJ. D. Fuller, f. S. Hayden w. \
Knight, II. A. Mayforth r. NJ OlzendaH
w. II. Smith, w. A. Sturgis.
The Cynic board for next year wa
elected Tuesday, as follows;
Editor-in- chief u. w. Howe, IA
business manager, H A. Fitch, IA
managing editors, l.. w. Dean, 10,
$ Hunt, ID. r. NJ Olzendam, Is; asso
cate editors, K. H. Emerson IA. F.
Sykes, IA, A. e. Moore. IA; assistan
managers, r. A. Healy, 10; w. T
smith, Is; assistant editors, A. L. Carl
ton, f. r. Crane, r. N. Pease, II. I
Ocl<els, p l.. Ransom, r. S. Ely, A. {
s Levy, r. l.. Grismer, all of 1916, al
l.. NJ. Prindle, Is, and the Misse
= Gleason, Dewey Lavelle, Cooke and
n Nimball.