Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-05-19
SHEPHERD COLLEGE NOTES.
ASSEMBLY PROGRAMS

Ne recent visitor at chapel and
y, ,',.a4 quite an ovation from the
Ie.s.,,s Ie.ss who remembered his work in
Stu.berJstown a few wears ago. Ii
onrarent from Mr.. Rogers intro
S.as,or,, remarks that he had been keep
rack of his student friends
iihssoreh ihs the columns of the Register
,no ,oIk ON the value of Bible study
.as Ias suggested by the item concerning
We co-operation between the minis,
!ns;oi a association and President White
y: rresenting the Bible to Shepherc
co-iepe students for credit.
A few days later Rev. j. II. Haley
s,oke on "What are you getting out
u College ?" According to Mr.. Haley
student should realize that he is
nnIv one among MANY, but that there
;S nentv of room for that one. A
,,ounp man once said that the thing
;rnnressinp him most in college life
Was "iust three meals" day. but very
frequently that which Young mar
lies least is best for him. The stu.
dent disciplined TO regular habits and
moderation in all things is most likely
10 succeed.
Mr. George S. Pierce, of the facultl
~ Concord State Normal. visited Shep-
herdstown on his way to Morgantowr
and extended TO Shepherd College stu
dents the greetings of the Concord
group at Athens.
Student parts in assembly propramc
have been taken bv Margaret Bovles
Wild Hannum and Elizabeth Sperow
who recited familiar poems and nv
Mildred Schneider and Lee Emery,
who entertained with piano solos
SOCIAL EVENTS
L'Eytempo and Willard Club en-.
teriained on Friday evening in the col
lece gymnasium. A number Of stu
dents not included in the membership
Of the clubs and several members OF
The faculty were among the invited
guests.
On Tuesday evening the Camp Fire
Girls iourneved to the hillside abov.
the old paper mill and there amore
The everGreens made a blazing fire h.
which thew are and told stories to thei.
hearts content
BASEBALL
The first team gave a splendid eX7
hibtion of baseball against Martins
burg High School last Saturday. Inc
NCIlSRG HiIS-up hau oil ShtilSS hSN SSt
Of outfelders in Waddy. Walker anc
the battery.
sent hit through short, went to sec
Ond on a poor return bv Waddy. only
10 die while trying to steal third. The
next two up struck out verv graceful.
ly. In the last half Of the first In
u, 4, A.
Bell laid down a bunt and reached
first when Frankenberry threw wild
After Waddv sent high one to the
lett fielder, Davis and lanes hi,
through the infield. Things looked
lively for S. c., but Walker hit into
what should have been a double plav
James only going out. and Rider miss
Cd tnree: However, the score was :
TO for S. c.
for several innings the game was
ueht. In the fourth Rider and Hefle-
power came through with singles tina,
Uroueht In run. and in the fifth Davis
sent out a home run that cleared the
tenee at a greater distance from tho
UdIter box than anv home run ever
secured on the ground. In the seventh
S ms oy Davis, Crowl and Bell. two
.skS %alkS and a hit batsman brought in
snlge runs. while in the eighth hit.
other. III ar
e,!h ,!Mhartinsbure secured its runs in the
bbiu'' SKIN and ninth. In the fifth two
r..S, ,a" TWO errors and walk were
tvSFonSIole b. p, for three runs. Errors
n. Nder I; and Waddy let one in durinf
n nin,S SKIN without anv hits. In the
ubn i,,,'' TWO oaSes on balls bv HeHebower
on. mO seemed to weaken after striking
h. pn ppe.en men early in the game. a hi.
e3vo ,t,s ,t and a bad throw bv lanes
HaTe mem two more.
herd Ie una, lIIai score was 9 to 6. Shep
inc 10: G:1IIege got l3 hits. Davis lead
rI1 H''9 four singles and one home
Il bo - IVe times up. He had TO do
in .bo "du lust been put in fourth place
Ar sNo oltting order. Davis now bats
inc ~, H. WnIIe Reinhart. who was lead
twsr.,a .aS an average Of 400. ten hits in
had i've ,MVe times I'D. Bell and Davis
fon- ,Set records in The aeid with
Grow" ".-I I'VE chances respectivcIv.
Of Inade a soleaiid rurn.np c,rch
the ubo, nv IN right, and to tell the tru:lt
tax. ,oIe oo team looked gooo enough to
seaSon "'e OF itself for the rest Of the
care - said said that Providence is taking
apo Sba 81 me second team, A few weeks
aPairS.. ..erherdstown HI took the field
s.cnrsI mem and in one inning had
'sr ~, Iour runs against pitcher wal
sc,,a j., when the rain began 10 &C.
teams 81 torrents. Last FRIDAY the ;wo
fcIjoS. went at it again. The LITTLE
liyeL jumped on Hawse's curves so
poorly "nd nd the second team feided so
inni1g INA tnat at the end of the fourth
inc : tn me high school was again Lead
ever IT,;, lust at this point. how.
cue anu Jp'Ier Pluvius came to the res.
game Umpire Shiplev declared no
second to y must be admitted that the
each ,riai dln seems to improve with
brqye" ''I and all the PLAYERS are good
are sports. They decIare the,,