Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1922-10-19
SHEPHERD COLLEGE NOTES.


IL you can't hear Kreisler Monday
evening, then so to the Shepherd Col
lege auditorium and hear Crawford
Adams. This is the recommendation
OF some who have heard both artists.
Crawford Adams is the first number
OF the most pretentious entertainment
course ever put on at Shepherd Col
lege for the enjoyment of the college
students and their friends in Shep-
herdstown. The other numbers of the
course secured from the White En-
tertainment Bureau, of Boston, are the
thinner Harp Ensemble with Raymond
SimondS, tenor, and Whites Dramatic
Players in the Rainbow. To this
course, which may seem as short on
quantity as long on quality, President
White has added DR.. Hohenshall, of
Basic, who will lecture on The Passion
Play. Season tickets may be secured
from several members OF the Chris
tian Associations of the college. You
will find these students very approach
able, so do not hesitate to ask for the
benefit of the season rates before Mon.
day evening. The local drug stores
will also handle few of the tickets,
Crawford Adams, violinist, will
evening with Sybil Gould, pianist, and
Elinor Stearns, reader
AT recent meeting of the junior
normal students Jack Donley was
elected president. Fay Dick, of
Charles Town, was chosen vice-pres-
ident and Helen Serianni, of Rich
wood, secretary. Treasurer Pauline
Randall, Sergeant William walper and
Reporter Gladys Hartzell are Shep-
herdStown students.
There are fourteen members Of the
junior normal class, which is a very
favorable showing, considering the
practice of several high school grad
uates who elect to enter the senior
short course group when they might
become juniors in the normal course
Football is waxing warm as the
weather wakes cool. Two victories
last week put every one in the right
spirit for the classic Saturday when
the famous aggregation from Ran
dolph-Macon Academy push the red
lined cloaks from their shoulders lust
as the clock points to 2.30 The game
is really to begin at 2.30, thus break
ing the habit cherished alike by Shep-
herdstown and Shepherd College, of
beginning anything from twenty min
utes to an hour after the scheduled
time. At least two professional
knockers have insisted that this game
begin on the second. We shall not
mention the score with r. M. a. las.
year, we've most forgot 1t, and no one
will be able to remember that far back
when Shepherd College counts up the
score against the cadets on Saturday.
Last Friday the pony team laid it
over the Charles Town High School
1S to 6, Charles Town intercepting a
forward pass and running 35 yards for
a touchdown in the last minute of
play. Willie Musser was big attrac-
ton for the locals. One OF his most
spectacular end runs resulted in a
touchdown at the farther goal. Hawse,
who directed the team we'll, slipped
over for another, following several
end runs and good line buckins by
Rider. Flickinger fell on a tumble
for the other six points. The lineup
from left end to right consisted of
Maddox, Flickinger, Johnson, Thomp>
; son, Henderson, Martin and Reinhart
The backfield contained Hawse, Mus
ser, Simmons and Rider
On Saturday the spectators had a
real treat. The game with the
> Waynesboro Collegians was a wonder
full exhibition of the threat that is
contained in the forward pass. Early
in the game, with Shepherd College
fifteen yards from the goal Reinhart
ambled around back of the goal line
!, and held out his arms in one of those
poses Coach Legge has borrowed from
Mrs. Gibson ard her classes in express
sion, sort of appeal which was ap-
fparently intended for Walker, for that
lad soon after tossed the ball into the
waiting arms for total Of six points
Again in the game Reinhart got a
I long pass by pulling the ball out of
, the air surrounding two Waynesboro
( players. Jack Crowl also showed how
, to catch a pass, and nothing could be
more beautiful than the pass from
{ Grove to Walker for the touchdown in
the third quarter. Grove had already
pushed the ball across in the second
quarter, and again in the fourth scored
v on line buck following brilliant
run BY Knode. Crowl also scored by
Z rescuing tumble behind the oppon-
ents' goal. Flickinger and Rudolph
Z Lowe showed up we'll at getting
through the line to mess up plays
{ The final score was "a to O, Knode
kicking all but the last goal
{ The pony team is promised game
with Charles Town in the near future