Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-05-04

stdle 10 eliminate the necessity of b
ton to the university. In the past yea
brought who never got in on the m
with the attendant expenses creates
These preliminaries will be held at +
men from each meet will have their G
May 16. In addition each school can S
must pay the expenses of the extra m
1t is too early in the season to be
able to gather any dope on the re-
spective merits of the various schools
but all Indications point to a record
breaking affair.
CONTESTANTS FROM NORTH.
The schools Of the northern part of
the state will stand the entire ex-
pense of sending their teams to the
meet. However, all the gate receipts
over and above the actual expenses
connected with staging the event will
be distributed among the schools rep
resented upon the basis of distance
travelled to Moscow. In this way each
school will get it's fair portion of the
surplus and will cut down the cost to
them for its team. A large attend
ance is expected, owing to the fact
that the interscholastic will be the
only track meet staged in Moscow this
season and the sport has a great num-
Der Of followers who will take advant-
age of this opportunity to witness an
event.
The trophy to be given in the inter-
scholastic is huge loving cup which
is at present held by Lewiston. To
hold the cup permanently it is neces-
sary for the school to win it three
years in succession. Only two teams
have held it for two years in a row,
Boise and Colfax. Colfax was later
ruled out Of the meet when it was de-
cided to make 1t an Idaho affair, ex-
clusively. In order to hold tho cup,
Lewiston will have to take It two
times more.
The visiting teams will be enter
tanned at the fraternity houses and a
program of sightseeing, etc, similar
to the one given at the time of the
basketball tournament will be ar
ranged. Upon the night Of the finals
the annual stuntfest of the university
has always been combined with the
awarding Of the cup and the indi-
vidual medals, and the tradition will
no doubt be adhered to this year.
The meet last year was not up to
standard and the students and faculty
are anxious to get the annual visit of
the high school teams back on the old
basis. Committees will be appointed at
once to handle the various features of
the occasion.
University of Idaho Moscow-Ex-
tensive courses will be offered at the
summer session to be held at the uni
versity June 16-July rs. maximum of
six semester credits may be earned
during the six weeks
The courses of the summer session
are open on the same terms as those
of the regular session, to those pre-
senting fifteen units from an APP
proved high school or to adult I'M
classed students qualified to enter up
on the work. No tuition will be
charged.
Practically all courses offered are
for university credit. A maximum of
six semester credits may be earned
during the session. Students desiring
university credit will be required to
pass the examinations given during
the closing week of the session.
Exceptional opportunities will be Of
fered this year in the way of profess
sional courses for teachers. There
will be chance for college gradu-
ates to specialize in some field or to
begin work for advance degrees. The
state director of Smith Hughes in
struction is a member Of the summer
session faculty and will give especial
assistance and advice to those inter-
ested in this special line. There is
great opportunity for superintendent
end principals who wish to acquaint
themselves with recent progress in
education or to study special prob
lens or for high school teachers who
wish to advance in their special line
of work.
UNIVERSITY DEFEATED.
Idaho was hooked by Washington
state college, to /, at Pullman, and
"a to l at Moscow, Saturday. Doc
Boilers ball players make up good
baseball machine. Coach Bleamaster's
lack of material is responsible for the
two trimmings.
Captain Rettig pitched good base
ball in the first game and the game
might have been won but Idaho play
ers booted the ball FOR eight errors
that brought in runs.
Lewis, Washington state college
moundsman, proved puzzle to Ida
no hitters. He was only touched for
three safeties and he whitfield 10 men.
The hitting features of the game were
a home run by Captain Kuehl, from
Pullman, that should have gone for
a double. The ball rambled right
along through the university outfield-
ers.
Idaho's lone run came in the lucky"
seventh. Thomas banged out a safety
and was brought in by lengthy
drive by Rettig. Rettig was caught at
third when he tried to stretch his
blow.
Rettig made nice double play
when be sreared q smoky drive and
whipped to first for two outs. He
struck out six men.