Arizona republican., 1920-05-17

UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA, TUG SON, May 15.-The Wildcat baseball nine returned Monday from victO- rious trip through Texas, during which they won four of the five games played. They played two games with the Texas School of Mines, two with the Fl Paso High school, being de- feated in the last one with the Santa Ritas, a semi professional team. The scores were S-2. 5-3, 7-5, 9-2 and 9-1- This trip completes the baseball sea- son, which has been a success in every way.
 Arizona has three athletic champion ship teams of the southwest, in base ball, basketball and football. The uni versfty will hold a dual track meet here Saturday with the University of New Mexico. The aim of Coach Me kale is to turn out four championship teams in one year.
 Theta Alpha Phi, national honorary dramatic fraternity, was officially or ganized on the campus last Thursday. Although comparatively young, it is the largest national dramatic fraternf- ty known. It is represented in Is uni versailles and colleges in the United States, all of the highest standing
 Candidates for membership in Theta Alpha Phi must have taken success fully prominent parts in four plays or leads in two; must have been a sue cessfuI eostumer, recognZed director or manager of four big plays in colleges or universities.
 The badge of the fraternity is a com edy mask of Roman gold with a wreath of rubies at the top, with T and A in each eye and P on the nose of the mask.
 The charter members of the new fraternity are. Tom Wallace, presi- dent; Hess Seaman. vice president;
  secretary; Mariotte Fields, recording secretary; Harry Steele, treasurer. Other members are Dorothy Leighton, MT. and Mrs. A. H. Richards, Jr, Max Nosskuehler, Edith Chapman, E. Me Cannon and Wells Abbott
 The University Rifle club held it's last meeting of the year Wednesday, May F. Wells Abbott. president of the club, called the meeting to discuss plans for shooting competitions and target arrangements for next year. The organization has been reaffiliated with the National Rifle Association of America.
 There will be a shooting contest here May 22. The first team of the R. O.. T. C. unit, consisting of ten men. has been challenged by a ten-man team The contest will consist of five shots at 30 feet standing; five at 75, kneeling, and five at 100 feet, prone l4iC ----IcA4DCA PAtlStAIO AAAAO NAAA hS used.
 The first team consists of O. w. AL den, R. II. Drake, A. W. Fronlke, Silat Gould. Glenn Harrison, Rockwell Here ford, Cecil Marks, Jack Still, \. B.. Trenham and Elmer Working They are to be opposed by T. J. Randolph, Kenneth Pickrel1, William Howe, Ava Roberson, Kelvin Henness, Baudelio Martinez, Donald Scott, Irving Crow ell. Vance Clymer and Clarence Fuller.
 Officers for the Woman's Athletic association for next year were elected at meeting on Monday. They are: Ethel Pope. president; Martha Crowell, vice president and Margaret Jones, secretary treasurer.
 The Drachman oratoricaI contest will be held Thursday, May 20. The preliminaries were held this week. Only six entrants are allowed in the finals. The following were selected from the ten who entered:
 Allan EIder-ssB Bolshevism.'
 c. J. Bluett-"The Right to Live.''
 Maisy AIcCoy-'.True Brotherhood
 Ralph Freedom of Speech 2
 Walter W. Snyder-'K. of K.''
 Joe Conway. who was away on a baseball trip at the time of the pre- lirinaries. will be given a trycut later