, 1922-05-04

NOTES

The Wyoming debaters made a
very good showing against the Penn
state debating team the early part of
last week. 1t was only by a narrow
margin that the Cowboys lost. The
visiting team showed itself more ex-
perienced. due to the fact that it has
just returned from a crOss-cOuntry
trip which inluded eight encounters.
Tie Colorado College base ball
team played two very exciting games
here on "Wednesday and Thursday Of
last week. In the game on Wednes-
day the Cowboys were in a ten-in-
ming anne 9 to s. On Thursday
Colorado College won 10 to -.
Thursdays game was Wyoming'e un-
Ill the eighth inning. when it seemed
as though most OF the team went to
pieces. During the eight innings
Colorado College made nine uns. all
due to errors by the pitcher, short
stop. second and third basemen.
a new radio set has been installed
in the University. With the help OF
several radio enthusiasts. Earl r.
WetZel. who has recently taken
charge of the vocational electricity
and mechanics. has made a temper
airy installation OF his private out
fit. and wireless kilograms (radio-
grams) have been copied from
Washington, d. c.. Minneapolis.
San Francisco and stations in every
part of the United States. An APP
preparation has been made for a
radio outfit for the University. but
rs - it has not been installed.
Spring has come Supposedly and
the several classes are making them
selves conspicuous. either by their
presence or their absence. The lat
ter part OF the week the Freshmen
gave their annual dance. We will
have to hand it to the Freshmen for
being good entertainers. Then the
Juniors came into the limelight. 1t
is an old tradition for the Juniors
to take a sneak from classes when
the Annual e to press. Except
for the weather they had a bowling
success Of a picnic a la Ford truck
in the hills. When the Seniors found
out that the Juniors had made a
sneak. they gathered in cars and
started in pursuit. Although their
intentions were good they went the
opposite direction. They also report
ed a good time between the aerial
attacks Of sleet and snow.
Girls athletics are being taken part
in with growing interest. Plans are
heing made for a track meet to be
given in the latter part Of May. and
the girls are busy getting into con-
dition for 1t. Also a feature of the
girls gym classes is indoor base ball.
AS Oon as the weather permits,
games will be played out OF doors.
A tennis tournament. to be given
In the first part Of June, is being
anticipated. Mems and women's
singles, doubles and mixed doubles
will be played.
1t is believed that the enrolment
Of the Summer Session of the Uni
versity, both from within the state
and from other states, this year. will
surpass that of any previous summer
school. The intra-session will start
the first Of May. 1t is estimated
that there will be an enrolment of
over six hundred.
The new addition to Hoyt Hall
will be put into actual use at the
opening of the intra-session. This is
one OF the attractive new additions
that has just recently been CON-
pleted.
On Friday night Of last week a
"stunt night" a held in the
gymnasium for the benefit of the
athletics of the University. Under
the auspices Of the Booster Club. the
three local clubs. Rotary, Lions and
Wiwanis, challenged each other to
similar stunts.
The Kiwanis were successful in
winning the largest number Of
points. The Lions were second. and