Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-06-03
SHEPHERD COLLEGE NOTES.

The work of the spring term is be-
ing rounded out this week with ex-
amnationS scheduled for all day TO-
morrow and for Saturday and Monday
mornings. The first of the commence
msnt programs will be given Friday
evening, and something special is ar
ranged Tor every evening of commence
ment week. Friends of the school are
cordially invited to attend all of the
exercises. Admission fees arg charx-
cd tor the recital by the department OF
expression, for the Senior Glass play
ana Tor the inter society contest.
Commencement Schedule.
Friday Evening, June 4th-Recital
by the Department of Music.
Saturday Evening, June Sth-Rccital
oy the Department of Expression.
, sunday Evening, June 6th-AmnuaI
Sermon, Rev. Charles Scanlon, LII.
PittSburg, Pa.
Monday Evening, June 7th-Senior
Class play.
Tuesday Evening, June Sth-Inter-
Society contest
Wednesday Morning, Iune 9th-Ex-
hiolts by the departments of Art, AgTi-
culture and Home Economics. Dcdi
cation of bronze memorial tablet
presented by the Glass of 1918, at II
a. IN.
Wednesday Afternoon. June 9th
Baseball with Saint James School IT
3 p. m.
Wednesday Evening, June 9th
Alumni meeting and banquet.
thursday morning, June 10Th
Graduating exercises AZ $50. Address
oelore the graduating classes by Gov
crnor John !. Cornwcl. Prescnta-
tion OF diplomas by member of the
State Board of Education.
Registration for the summer term
will be held next THURSDAY afternoon.
AS announced prcviou ;ly, dcmonstra-
ton school will be operated during The
summer session of six weeks, under
the direction of Miss Bessie B. lick
hder, supervisor in the Charleston
publlc schools. a class of beginners.
a group from those who haN, lust com
plcted the second grade ana of the
hlghcr grades will be chosen ONLY a
UNITED number of children from these
three grades will be admitted. and ap-
phcations will be filed in the order i'm
which they are received.
The baseball ganc LAST SATURDAY. was
not very exciting, especially not for
the home boys, since most of the cheer.
ing was done for the Maryllnl School
for the Deaf. The college bows up-
prcclated the generosity of the fans.
until they found themselves unable to
prevent base stealing on the part ~
the Maryland boys, who advanced a
haSc nine different times either by
Cyading the baScman WHO stood wait
ing with the ball or by getting there
Just second ahead of the thrown bail.
Fortunately they didn't get chance 10
steal on many occasions, for Ludwig
held them hitlcss for the first four IN
Hngs and struck out ten men. Our
boys outbatted their opponents, If. to
5, but were unable to turn hits into
runs as they should. The final score
was to 5 for Shepherd College. Rice
had the big stick, getting a double ana
TWO singles, Show and Davis sent ant
two safeties each, while Moier, Mckee,
ludwig and James also hit. The col
lcge boys played somewhat listlessly,
being ovcr-confdcnt after the game
last thursday, when they shut out thc
team, composed of
some OF the strongest players of the
whole county, 6 to o. In this game
| udwig had allowed only one hit and
Crowl, who replaced him in the later
innings, gave the heavy sluggers an
other. In the Saturday game Molcr
furnished quite a little amusement in
the fifth inning by playing the monkc?
around third base and failing 10 ger
his ticket back home in time to re-
ceive an easy groundcr sent tc the
shortstop position a momcrt later. On
the next play, however, Mcclure had
his joke on the spectators, when he
made an aerial catch of liner over
second base. Mckee made two pretty
sacrifices and Smick, catching for