Evening star., 1922-02-05

largest puDllC INSTITUTION OF learnlN!
The Undergraduate &C" Club is the
result of II suggestion made by Ed
Duffy. now in the senior class at
Central. to the alumni &c" clubmen
at their meeting at the Racquet Club
last month. Duffy, who has won let
tcrs at foot ball and basket bah with
the Blue and White. so impressed the
old grads with his idea that they lost
little time in having the proposed or
SaniZation sanctioned by the schools
faculty. Now the club is the most
active of all the associations fostered
by the Mount Pleasant students.
Committees Are Appointed.
One of its first acts was the. ap-
pointment of committees. whose duty
il will be to look after the walfare
of Visiting teams in various branches
nittceS were. Casey and Mooney, for
foot ball: McFaddeu and Dey. for
basket ball: Kern and Vessels. for
track; StOlley and Lyman, for swim
ming; Winstead and Phillips, for ten
mis-: Atkinson and Brinkman. for base
ball. and Crockett and Getchell, for
rifle shooting.
The clubs constitution provides
that all officers except the president
shall be elected by the club members.
The president is appointed by a COM
mittee. including the principal. the
director of athletics and the presi-
dent of the athletic association of the
school This position was awarded
10 Duffy. Officers elected were: John
hrinkman, vice president. willis
chronological secretary: Leslie Nc
Fadden. treasurer, and Randall Buck
inghan, sergeant-at-arms.
Centrai's new club will be able to as
siSt greatly in the handling of the
first annual scholastic swimming
championships to be held in the Mount
Pleasant tank March 4. Competitors
from many schools in the south At
1antic and eastern sections are expect
ed. and there are many affairs that re-
qulre less attention than a Swimmin &
meet. The alumni of the &C. Club
will have about all it can do to ar
range for the championships. 1t Will
be up to the undergraduates to take
particular care of the visitors.
The meet, in which eight titles will
be at stake. will be held in two sec
tions. Starting at 4:30 o'clock in the
afternoon, preliminary heats will be
disposed of. Finals will begin at 8
o'clock. Events to be contested un-
der collegiate rules will be: Relay,
plunge for distance, fancy diving, 100
yard breast stroke. 100-yard back
stroke and so, 100 and 220 yard swims.
Six more games remain In the bas-
net pdll ScfieS SCHcuulc,
but so far as the title is concerned the
tournament probably will end this
week. Central, now leading the race
with five victories in as many starts,
will play Business Tuesday and East
ern Friday at the Coliseum. and needs
but one win to clinch the champion
ship. In games with these teams in
the first half of the tournament. the
Centralites scored decisive triumphs.
Other games to be played this week
will be held in the girls gymnasium
at Central High School. Tuesday,
Western will engage Eastern. while
Tech and Western will be opponents
Friday On Tuesday of next week
Westerns game with Business and
Techs match with Eastern will con-
Clude the series.
Now that the foot ball titular
series dates have been set, the high
school teams are arranging games
with elevens outside the league. One
of the first to be announced is that
between Central and the University
of Maryland freshmen. The game
will be Played at College Park, Md,
on October 2S.