The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1920-11-06
s. 5. G. PREMIUM LIST
DIFFERENT COURSE s
FOR OCTOBER MONTH
Barton Academy, of Mobile, Made
To Bite the Dust In Foot Ball
Contest Last Saturday on
Bay st. Louis Gridiron
With Decisive Score.
INTER-CLASS MEET WAS HELD
MONDAY ON CAMPUS.
Standing Of Basket Ball Leagues
Shows Gains and Interest Is
Increasing-P and
Other Notes of Gener-
al Interest.

The premiums for the month OF
October were awarded as follows
| Senior Class, Scientific Course: E
Abatement. Commercial Course
A. Scafide. Juniors-E. Ansley.
Sophomores: v. Dell. Freshmen;
G Dell Eighth Grade, w. Calhoun.
Seventh Grade, G. Y. Blaize. Sixth
| Grade, G. Reed Fifth Grade, E.
Special Glass, A. Menocal.
French, First Year,. Schexnay-
der. Second Year,. Begnaud.
Third Year,. Authement
Spanish, First Year-R. Went
worth Second Year-T Dunno.
Third Year-M Oehmichen.
Typewriting, First Year-A Men-
ocal Second Year-G. Leblanc.
Third Year-G. Boehm.
S. S. C's Foot Ball team defeated
Baston Academy's aggregation of
Mobile 1910 last Saturday in a hoTly
contested game. The feature of the
game was the star passing of Milton
Phillips to Escalona. The latter
scored both touchdowns for our
eleven, crossing the visitors goal line
in the first and fourth periods
Glover, Escalona, Jaubert and Phil
lips stared for the Red and Blacks,
while Colson's work, at quarter was
best for the visitors. He made the
three first downs for Barton and
showed much skill in punting.
Our line up was as follows: Es-
calona. L. E: Jaubert. T.. T: Reed,
L. G; Dwyer, c.; Meldrum, r G;
Welsh, Dugan, r. T.; Scafde, Macs
tri, r. E.; Phillips, Keiffer, Q. B. /;
Manning, L. NJ; Chauffe, F. B. /;
Glover, R. I'll.
Referee, Kergosien; Umpire, Ger
niglia; Timer, Fro. Peter.
Our fast eleven which continues to
Improve with every game viii be
given the opportunity to prove their
mettle today when they play chip
Brennan's Tulane Yannigan's in New
Orleans.
We beat the Gulfport Sailors, IL
0, while the best that the Olive and
Blues could do was to hold them to
&c tie week previous to our bat
tle From comparison of scores,
there is little to choose between the
two teams.
= Coach Brennan will use his stron-
eest lineup. At full back, "Red"
Ray, former captain of 'Ole Miss,
who is ineligible to play on the var
sity, is more than taking care of his
position. Frank Mclaughlin, will
probably start. calling signals.
On the line will be Montelaun and
Garciat, ends. Gilbert and Amoss,
tackles; White and Hawthorne,
guards, while Arlington will fake
care of the central position.
But with ali there great players
odr team is confident of victory and
has worked hard every day for this
battle.
A Halloween party was given in
the college gymnasium last Satur-
day night by the Seniors. The var
/ ;ous tricks and games afforded much
amusement for all, but especially fol
The smaller boys.
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