Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1915-05-07
COLLEGE NOTES.

diamond by the gymnasium. 1t was
between the d. X. E. IS and Alpha
Sigma Phi's and the final score was 10
to in the latter's favor. Brewster and
Brickett were the battery for the A pha
Sigma Phi's while Kron and Keefe
filled those positions for the D. K E. s.
Although the playing was rather loose at
times it was much more interesting
game than either of the other two
The Middlebury base ball team met
and defeated the Colgate nine by score
of to g. The game was played Satur-
day on Porter field and was called NTH
sixth inning on account of rain.
Awkward pitched good ball for the home
team. He struck out four men, passed
two, and allowed four hits. Hicke
pitched for the visitors, striking out
two men, passed three and allowed four
hits. Colgate had their first chance at
the bat and their first three men up
were put out. Middlebury then took
their turn and started the scoring. Four
runs were made, each of the following
men scoring one, Bresnahan, Lam ere,
Haskins and Awkward. The next scoring
was done in the fourth when Frazier
and Gendenning scored for Colgate and
Bartlett for Middlebury. Reid made
the final run for the visitors in the
sixth. The game was then called.
Williams, II, and Salisbury 16, re-
turned Saturday from a short business
trip to Boston.
The Massachusetts club held their
annual meeting in the Hemicycle for
the election of officers. Bicknell Is,
was chosen president of the club for the
ensuing year. He appointed the follow
ing on the social committee to make
arrangements for the annual spring
banquet of the club: Misses Tracy, Is,
Keet, Is, Arnold, '16, Champagne, 10,
and Dewhrst, II.
The tennis association has elected the
following officers: President, Professor
Davison;,, vice-president, HOLSTER, II;
secretary and treasurer, Wright, '16;
Manager, Vaughn, '16; assistant
manager, Benedict, IT, Professor
Robinson and Danolds, II, were APP
pointed on the executive committee. 1t
was voted to have the tennis courts put
in condition and tournament was
planned for the championship of the
college.
The X. D. X. fraternity met the
Delta Signals Monday and defeated
them by score of 8 to 6. Damon
pitched for the winners and their op-
ponents used Hoyt.
The D. US and the D. X. Els
played Tuesday and the latter were de-
feated 4 to 3. Both fraternities used
the same pitchers as in their first
games, who were HOLSTER and Kron.
The last of this weeks Inter fraternity
games was played Wednesday between
the Chi Ps's and Alpha Sigma Phi's.
the latter won by a score of II to g.
The D. U. s and the Alpha Sigma Phis
now head the league, each having two
games
The chapel service held Sunday in the
the gymnasium, was conducted by Dr.
Harrington. He chose as his subject
''The Fundamental Law Which De-
termines What the Year Shall Be. d"
This Sunday the service will be con-
Quoted by Dr. Mckenzie of the Hartford
Theological Seminary.
A Union meeting followed by
smoker was held Wednesday evening in
the gymnasium This was the first of
the spring smokers and was well at
tended. President Thomas, DR.. Har-
rington and Coaches Murch and Jones
gave very interesting talks.
Peton, Is, has retur ed after being
detained at home two weeks on account
of sickness.
Dr. and Mrs. E. B. Gift have been
the guests Of their daughter, Miss
Helen Gift for few days.
The Executive Committee of the
Union held a short business meeting in
the Union rooms Tuesday.
Miss Helen Newton entertained her
sister, Miss Elsie Newton from Spring
field, Mass. over Sunday
The Waubanaukee society have
pledged the following men from the
Junior class Robinson, Lamere, Park
ca, Wright, Ferguson, Fish, Huntley,