Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-10-28
UNIVERSITY NOTES
CrOss- Country Team Loscs to New
Hampshire State ut Durham

Vermont lost her first cross-country
effort of the year to New HAMPSHIRE
State College Saturday at Durham by A
score of ~ 10 10 The New Hamp-
shire men took the lead at the start and
kept it throughout the race. At the end
OF the first mile Ave New Hampshire
men were leading the Vermont barriers,
and three Of them finally placed before
any Vermont man touched the finishing
line. Leath of New Hampshire starred
among the hill and dalerA leading his
teammate, Captain Weston, by 100 yards
Captain Rowe and Pierce were the two
vermont men to place first, winning
fourth and fifth places respectively The
Vermont team win meet the cross-coun.
try team Of the University of Maine next
Saturday AT Orono. The summary
Leath. n. H.: Weston. y H.: Graves
N. H; Rove, Vt. Pierce. Vt. Hig.
gins. n H.. French ~ H Thayer
NJ H.: e. G. Smith. VT Macomber, Vt
w. w. Smith. Vt; Hubbard, n II
Woodward, Vt. Camp, Vt; Dartt VI
appointment or commissioned Of
| ficers In the r o. T. c. battalion have
! been made AS follows Company A. Ser
seants, E. C. Mower. X. X. Newton. r
( A. Prisley. ]. II. Billings F. Kuokkanen
u. =
]. Collins, w. I. Davis, D. B. Dyer. NJ
A. Hard, r. r. Menard F. Conlin, r. NJ
| Freer B. r. Clarity. E. r Lavery, r
S. Pitkin: Company c: sergeants. T. G
Adams, T. C. Hazen j. w Jennings. G
r. Murch, S. c. Petit. r. j. Tappert
| corporals. F. II, Anderson. A. NJ. Hill
W. H. James, J. II. Kelley, l.. NJ. Kibbee
| W. I. Marsh, D. r. Nichols. J. r. Patten
| T. b. Robinson, c b. Sails.
Delta Psi announces the pledging o.
Irving N. Derby, %, of Burlington
Instead of the cross country NEE
which was TO have been run with tn.
University of Maine at Orono, Me-.
meet has been arranged with Rens
selaer Polytechnic Institute at Bur
| lington on Saturday of this week TIL
course will be the regular course here
| which is about five miles long, an,
considered one of the best In the coun
try for variety and thoroughness.
Chairman J. W. Jennings of tn
sophomore hop committee has selecte
and appointed his committee as fol
lows f. Kuokkanen, y. M Clark, F
c. Mower. w. D. Flanders, II. r. Mar
win. T. c. Prince. W. W. Smith, = F
spaldins. A. C Clapp. Miss Booth Mis-
Eayres. Miss Branon, Miss Mary Kel
The football team was defeated a
lCentennial Field last Saturday by til
Massachusetts Agricultural College elev
zen. the score being 81 to :.
At a meeting of the class of 1922 yesteI
day afternoon in the Williams Scienc
hall, II. T. Tryon WAS elected the iunio
member Of the athletic council. w. 7
Burns was elected representative on m
faculty-student council from the cole
Of Engineering. p. r. Anderson from tn
college of arts and science, and i. F
Shepard from tho college Of agriculture
1t was voted to send some flowers
II. NJ. Blodgett, who is i'll al the Mar
Fletcher hospital. The matter of photo
graphy for the Aerial was discussed an
It was decided to use the local photo
graphers. The matter of class tax wa
briefly discussed and laid on the tab
until the next meeting. Davenport an
( Howe outlined some of the plans an
? possibilities for the Ariel,