The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1915-05-14

hurdles.
The Freshmen will meet the Sopho-
mores in the annual interclass meet
May %. Davis, Moersch and john
son are among the first year cinder
stars who are assured of places on the
regular track meet next season.
Virginia Stars to Enter Meet.
Coach Alfred Jackson Of the Vir-
ginia high school track team has writ
ten Manager Alan Mclean that the
Range town will be represented in the
high school tournament at Northrup
field. Keewatin university stars will
not be allowed to compete, twin city
high schools protesting against the
Wisconsin institution.
Continuing their successful athletic
season, the Illinois baseball team de-
feated the University of Minnesota
nine, 10 to 6. "Bee" Lawler, who will
make his farewell in college athletics
this spring, played a strong game for
the Gophers. He is a brother of Earl
Lawler, secretary of the Hibbing
Commercial club, and will join the St.
Joseph. Western league club next
month. Lawler is an infielder. In
addition to baseball, he is basket
ball and football star. He comes of
an athletic family, his brother Frank,
being regarded as the best basketball
player developed at the local college.
Tennis Stars Busy.
The annual spring tennis tourna-
ment is on in earnest and the 10
courts at school are being used daily.
Harry Pribnow won his first match
but will have strong opposition in the
second round. No doubles will be
played this year, owing to lack of
entries.
College girls will show their
prowess in baseball Saturday at
Northrup field. An athletic meet will
be staged, with the goods participating
in tennis, baseball and other sports.
Hawkinson Finishes Studies.
Carl Hawkinson of Virginia has
finished his course in forestry. He has
been at Itasca park. He has taken
much interest in work in the woods
and expects to secure employment IN
the state forestry department. His
brother, Arnold, will finish his first
year work in agriculture next month.
He plans to spend his summer months
on farm near Duluth.
Millburn Carey of Virginia, who is
completing his second year studies in
the dental department, may spend the
summer in southern Minnesota. The
majority of the other Virginia stu
dents at school will return to the
Range for the summer.
Virginia Bids for Tourney.
Twin city tennis stars are taking
much interest in the invitation re-
ceived from the Virginia Tennis club
to hold the 1916 state tournament at
the Range city. The Virginia courts
are popular, and Virginia may be able
to land the tourney.
Sutton to Join Canucks.
Larry Sutton, who is medical
student, plans to leave next month for
Fort William, where he will join his
old teammates in the Northern league
Sutton was the Canucks' leading sling
er in 1914 and expects winning seas
on. Although rather short, Suttol
was able to win many games last year
He has wonderful control, goo|
"spitter" and always uses his gre!
matter in the pinches.
Twin city friends of Rube Ursella
the local boy, who is now pitching fo1
Grand Forks, were pleased to lear1
of his 10 to 2 victory over Virginia
Ursella made his first entry in profes
sional ball in 1912, with "Kid" Taylol
at Superior. For three seasons h
tried to make good with the Superior
and Virginia clubs, but was Away
sent to the bushes for more ex
perience.
Ursella has much speed and curves
and from his initial victory it appear
he has finally gained control and cal
master his benders. Ursella is also
football star and an amateur boxer Q
nuch ability.