The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-01-20

uVltleS. Mr.. Gardner is sophomore
and his acquaintance with the Col
Iege Athletics and Literary societies is
well known to the students. His term
of manager begins Feb. and will
last till next Februry of the school
year. Howard Packenham of Boise
was given a vote of thanks by the
board of directors for his work while
manager
A social hour was spent at the
church Friday afternoon
when the College of Idaho Y. w. c.
A. gave ten cent tea. A large crowd
OF town women and high school girls
were present at the social event. The
curious foreign trunk was placed on
exhibition. This proved very inter-
esting and was given to the College
association to exhibit for this special
occasion at the church. Coffee and
doughnuts were served as refresh
ments.
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The Rockies of the College of Ida
no again proved their basket ball
strength to the three upper classmen
when they were the winners by a
score of 23-5 in the contest Tuesday
afternoon. The star of the upper
class, Tolles is crippled for the rest
OF the basketball season and accord
ing to Coach Vance he will not play
any more this season due to the bad
knee and foot which he received dur
ing the first interclass game some
two weeks ago. The upper classmen
line up against the Freshmen Tuesday
was sadly in need of their center,
Tolles and this proved their deciding
weak point against the Fresh in which
Huett is basketball fighter at this
center position. The line up for the
Frosh was: Huett and Taylor, CEN
tiers; Bean, Jackson and Bates. guards
and Lowell( Mclaughlin and Andrim,
forwards. The upper cfassmen squad
included James Walsh, center; Dilley,
Packenham and Elhart, guards; Gard.
ner and John Walsh, forwards.
The College of Idaho Frosh de-
feated the Star high school basketball
squad Saturday at Star by score of
2s-5, the Rockies players for the con-
test were: Huett. center; Bean and
Jackson, guards Lowell, Andrim and
Bates, forwards. A large number, of
the College students were present at
the game.
The girls of the Freshmen class
showed their fighting ability and won
over the three upper classes Thursday
afternoon by score of IL to g. The
game was hard fought and the by
ISLANDERS considered it the best game
of girls playing on the floor so far
this year.
Ney" Bean and Jake Matter trans
acted business Thursday at Wilder
and Parma.
A student body meeting will be held
Thursday morning according to a call
issued by President Joe Dilley.
Lincoln Paine of Caldwell a for
mer College of Idaho athlete and a
graduate from the Oregon Agriculture
al college of Commerce department,
departed for New York Monday to
enter the commerce department of
the Columbia university. Mr.. Paine
expects to graduate from Columbia
with the highest degree in the course
of commerce.
Lucille Turner of Nampa, former
student of the College of Idaho, who
is teaching school near Nampa was
the week end visitor of Miss Ida Lee
of Caldwell.
Miss Elizabeth Hine of Boise and
Erma Shoesmith of Weiser, both
members of Finney hall were i'll dur-
ing the later part of the week.
Elsie Bayer of Finney hall spent
the week end at Fruitland visiting her
parents.
Harley Phillpott of Voohees hall
sDeut Saturday and Sunday ~ po;ee