Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-05-27
.uFpHERD COLLEGE NOTES.

v.-.,ber the past week at our normal
- night be more appropriately
- visitors week or social week
- be hard to say, for it is not fire.
W.. ,-sr so many prominent visitors
- IN the same space of time or
,E5- ,re students are so active IN pro-
,,.-,~r social enjoyment.
r,'1auing in the train of Hon. Walter
g.-r.s came Prof. Asa Bush, former
gg-.~~i-l- of Shepherd College, and
b.. T f. Marsh, secretary TO the
S,s,. BOARD of Education. Professor
B. as. asked to conduct the devo-
-. .Nercises on Thursday, after
ari.- he referred in an unusually
c,.s-Irc manner to old times at the
ffoI,sre and of hopes now realized for
ms Students of thirty years ago.
v- Marsh. who was in Shepherds
,ovr m the interest of his candidacy
for state Superintendent of Schools,
soro- time to run in for the chapel
e>ar-,es on Thursday, when he made
one Of his usual inspiring talks. His
subject was Seeing the Elephant" ,"
oar--rr some homely applications of
m. old WcGufey Reader story of the
V- Marsh. it is the business of the
school TO get people away from the
tendency to take a narrow view OF life
affairs.
Sur, L. ". Burns. of the Grafton
schools. vas here Friday and made an
interesting and enthusiastic talk on the
roy of 'ea-hng school and the problem
caio 1n
here he conferred with a few members
of the 1920 graduating class who will
20 % Grafton next year at attractive
salaries
As tor socials, the list started off last
week with a marShmallow toast at
Morgl0'S Grove in which the senior
and Junior classes participated. The
Willard Club and some chosen knights
assembled for a vicente roast Tuesday
evening Wednesday night. il was a
Sophomore social at the home Of v SIS
Pauline Randall. near ShepherdStown
The Freshmen are trying to figure out
something for their enjoyment lnd have
about decided upon a baseball game
with the KearneySville school hovs.
who will he picnicking at Morsau's
Grove tomorrow afternoon.
The game of baseball with the S. V.
A. cadets last Saturday was a high
class exhibition, and showed that our
team is really far above the high school
class. The Winchester team was com
posed Of sturdy young men. the pitch
er, Taylor, and others being ex-service
men. Ludwig started the game with
a cold arm and was soon on the point
Of rcprc''inP it, for the first three men
sent flies TO left field which went for
h.'> CroW making Door headway
among the weeds. Before the inning
ended another hit went where Tom
Reed wasn't and S. V. A. had scored
three runs. No'er, first up for S. c.,
sent a double to left and scored on
Shows hit 10 right Score 3 TO for
the visitors No more scoring until
me last half of the ninth. for Taylor
ana Ludwig pitched in league style
WIN magnificent playing behind them.
LulN.G allowed no more hits till the
Sc'Gn'' when a grounder behaved
nd-.N m the territory Of Davis. He al
IU"ta N. each in the succeeding in
H.'S>, n King a total Of eight for the
game iay'or allowed the same num-
,,s'' nG' George got Is strikc-outs to
nj, e'c'' In the third it looked like a
sJ SCORE when with only one out
,lN,h-. '1t Rice both hit and Show got
nn' 'Gi Davis and Reed we're both too
TT,,N"N> and failed on three swings
I,v ,N.'' mcnt came in the last half
y. m. Hrh. Davis got a life, Reed
III. ns. "L0ur1 second and James got hit
IL ~. Nr"T. died on foul fly off third
,l ..-"'G sent out beautiful hit
"",' ned the score. Moler came up
-sn3 long flv to middle which
Gnu.- T, nave sacrificed in a run, but
Sa..-s .ns m-'ook it for a hit and per-
H. '.'NIe play for the final out
,t- '.h Mckee hit, Rice got on
o". -ror ny shortstop, Show aied
Davis hit through first and
Io- as over. Ludwig and Tay-
~ -, Alg features OF the game,
H., nut fast double play hv
sa ..' snow was a thriller Spr the
r.,S. NG. keyser was fast in
and Rice won loud applause
,' o .'A when he climbed the bank
s.- nigh foul near the wire
~ mr. nv at three O'Clock the
en-. >.'ooI for Deaf. at Fred
y ne the attraction. The
r. m will be shown eyerv
r-. spectators will not be
H. IN making all the noise
H'" Hawks DESTROY Game.
+ v related by son of Frank
s., hccdysville, Md. demon
r. 'Tuctive0ess of the ordi.
,..- .1.es"n hawk, such as is
.' this section. Recent
r. H'..sr home. the nest of a
T. .r hawks was discovered