Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-03-18
UNIVERSITY NOTES
Baseball Schedule Announced - 1922
BasketbslI Team to Receive Awards

basketball Team to Receive AWARDS
The University of Vermont baseball
schedule for the season of 1920 is one
of the best in it's history. It includes
southern trip with four games certain
and a possibility Of one or two more. 1t
has a total OF twenty-five filled dates and
three open ones. There are thirteen home
games, aside from the open date at Com
mencement. which will be filled. Follow
ing ie the schedule:
SOUTHERN TRIP
March 27-Catholic University at WASH
ington, D. c.
March 29-Georgetown at Washington,
D. G.
March S1--Lehigh at South Bethlehem,
Pa.
April 3-Fordham at New York city.
REGULAR SEASON
April 1a--Boston College at Boston, Mass
April A-St. Lawrence University at
Burlington.
April 27-Lehigh at Burlington.
April 3O-west Virginia at Burlington.
May Holy Cross at Burlington
Founders day..
May 5-Wiliams at Burlington.
May s-Rhode Island state at Burling-
| ton.
May lo-Mi0dltpuTy HI NnuuleUuTy.
| May 14-Universlty of Pennsylvania at
Burlington.
May 19-Open.
May 22-Opcn.
May 2s-Connecticut Agricultural Col
| lege at Burlington.
May 2a-Boston College at Burlington
Junior week..
May 31-Mddlebury al Burlington dec
Grafton day..
June 3-Tufts at Burlington.
| June 5--Hoy Cross at Worcester. Mass,
June @TIarvard at Cambridge, Mass.
June 12-Fordham at Burlington.
| June 14Syracuse at Burlington.
June 17-Williams at Williamstown.
| Mass
June ls-Tufts at Medford, Mass.
June 1o--Massachusetts Agricultural COL
ege at Amherst, Mass.
Jhne :2-Dartmouth at Hanover, n. II.
| June 26--Open at Burlington Com
mencemenO.
At recent meeting of the Key and
Serpent society, It WAS decided to award
miniature gold bssketballs to the mem
hers Of the 1922 champion class baske ball
team instead of the banquet previously
customary. The champions lost but one
game, when they played the Junior class
for the first time At the close of the
original series. all three classes except
the seniors had won two out OF three
games. The sophomores played off the
tie. defeating first the freshmen. and
next the juniors by the decisive score
Of 46 to 81 The members of the cham
pionship team are Capt. F. s. Harris
II. NJ. Blodgctt, I. NJ Boardman, X *
Newton, L. =. Granger. r. IT. Palmer and
n. Il. Tryon. manager.
o11nx hA
Friday afternoon. a meeting of the
Student Union was held at which much
important business was transacted. Al
the opening of the meeting. Dean Perkins
gave brief talk about the needing OF
giving for Armenian relief. He said tina,
everyone was acquainted with the hard
ships experienced by the Armemans In
the past, although the keenness Of theil
present suffering was perhaps not so ap
parent. He emphasized the desire to serve
as the fundamental result of education
and asked that false pride prevent nc
one from giving even the smallest amount
IL 1t was all that he could sacrifice fol
such worthy cause.
a report of the memorial building com
mittee was next given. President Bono
told Of the efforts of the committee, ant
made public some OF the results. Tn,
site which seems best at present is OF
the corner now occupied by the presi
dents house. which would necessaril,
be moved TO vacant lot on -, othe
side OF the campus. 1t would y some
what larger and of the same genera
pattern as Morrill, Hall. thus completinl
fine college row" II will contain
everything essential toward making it
student center. Some suggested PLAN
are now on the Old Mill bulletin boar,
and others will follow. All suggestion
will he gladly received by McFee o
Bond Of the senior class. No solicita
ton for funds will be made before vaca
tion, but students should have in mint
the giving of publicity to the buildinl