Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-04-22
.utpUERD COLLEGE NOTES.

IN. >rccherd College baseball team
good now, and there is nc
- any IL should not win the re.
-,..r. games on its schedule. Mex
W,.n ly afternoon on the loca
ss,+ will 60 up against the Wash
.,,-.~ auntv High School team from
u1g.- WH. Rice is expected to ap.
.'- nd the bat for s. c., and with
ir4u.,, curves getting more de-
-. ,.e1 day there should be little
>E,r IN winning. Lowe is batting
s.n sc two hundred and will in al
r,.s.- v tisplace the outfielder who
t-.a. .-y signs of weakness with thC
-. ..n.ser for W. G. H. S. pitches
sa.... Fall, but even at that oul
s,.. .r,. thirteen safetieS against
tm week AZ HaEerstown.
In. ms Al the Maryland city was
an ~- H.e sort of contest, replcte
..,n .-r-s from many sources. After
seven runs had been scored against
'-.m In ;Hy first inning, the Shepherd
Collcc boys fought along until they
,sr. 0r the better side of the arCL.
men, ~ o y. i'm the eighth. Hagers.
r1s0 lies the score in the ninth
t--aug. ,uo gifts TO first and two er.
-o-s 3.rn sides made one in the
tenth. arriving the game to the
a,yycr 0nInE, when a combination
of cir, Instances gave the game to the
or9os..G team.
A. " -chcstcr on Monday, the team
shove splendid form. Moler N /:
the a-'. mistake of the game when he
ran Inn Crowl and caused him to dror
A, r. tr- sixth, after the left r"iCCr
had M difficult catch. Davis
feature t the bat, getting four pretty
singles n five times up, two of them
comm. i'm the ninth inning. Mckee
Lowe lr Ludwig also hit one each
10 places o., safety and Moler put one
over die rgh; field fence for a double
The fu.. score vas 9 to 3 in favor OF
Shepherd College The boys were ac-
corded tine treatment by S. V. A., and
are rua a.y to give the Academy lads
e}yryI ag h.H the game when they
com. t,re la'- n May.
Professor W. II. Kendrick. who is
in charge ot boys and girls agri-
uuitur. -lu-s under the Extension De
partmc~t of the West Virginia Uni
NtrSit} is here this week conducting
training classes for rural leadership
During the chapel periods he has
spoken % the lour!old development of
boys and girls, throughout the day he
has held classes in training for rural
teacher and on Tues lay evening gave
on Illustrated lecture which was enjoy
I'd by large number ID students
Professor Kcndr!ck is very pleasing
speaker. q capable teacher and Splen-
did companion, and for this reason has
been valued as a member of the Shep-
Ier1 i.-Ge faculty during the week
H. b. Paid several compliments to
me >'t tent body which have been
sincere, spoken and consequently re-
,"'y- N.t1 no little appreciation
The .aauating class of 1918 has ar
range. trough committee selected
last jar. tor the purchase Of q hronze
ta1lcl 90 commentaries fttinuIv ,bC
s-ryIg. -.rtgrej IN the worId wor ~,
2.0 Nu.-nari College students IA y,
whom r.t. The smnrSme Sacriece - Tha O'
lcs,H1 -a.r for cmblematic features
at The - to pay special tribute to the
~ nam. enrolled Below in letters one
nan %. IN .nch in length. An oak leaf
branch 20 the right of shield is
used { gmboIize strength of char
:t'-T and q laurel leaf branch 10 the
lett 10 denote the indomitable spirit
OF Americans. 4 hand u.indino ;tseit
UFnNg. the SNravS and acroee ,be
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