Evens Triumph Over Odds In Low-Scoring Gym Game
In a tense Odd-Even baseball contest staged in the gym on a spring day, the Evens defeated the Odds 1 0. The match showed erratic batting and several misplays, with Quinn pitching strongly for the Evens and Robinson leading the Odds at the plate. Sparse crowd support and a muted atmosphere were blamed for the tepid effort, underscoring a need for louder school spirit to lift performances in future Odd-Even showdowns.
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Robinson
Odds
Meyers
Campbell
Kridel
Gedroice
Leach
Moolten
Atkinson
Hoffman
Evens
Fogel
Sender
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Burtis
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Fisher
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Spanish Club Names Officers for Second Semester
At a recent meeting the Spanish Club elected M. Giannotti resident, M. Reimund secretary, and E. Fuller vice president and treasurer. I. Emerson was chosen president for the second semester as Miss Giannotti graduates in February in Pennsylvania.
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M. Giannotti
M. Reimund
E. Fuller
I. Emerson
Miss Giannotti
English majors meet poet and novelist Robert Nathan
English majors are invited by the Department of English to meet poet and novelist Robert Nathan on Friday at 4 15 in the College Parlor. Nathan will read from his work Youth Grows Old The Puppet Master The Son of Amit tai Jonah and Autumn. There will be tea and conversation.
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Department of English
Robert Nathan
Nathan
Amittai
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James Harvey Robinson to Address History Club
Dr James Harvey Robinson will speak to the History Club in the College Parlor at 4 oclock on Monday May 3 1926. The History Club invites history majors minors and all Senior class members to attend.
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James Harvey Robinson
History Club
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Seniors Defeat Sophs In Low Scoring Barnard Game
The Seniors beat the Sophs 11 to 10 in a seven player lineup at Barnard on Tuesday April 2. Quinn faltered with walks yet thrilled crowds with slides as Hussey earned a two bagger and a three bagger. The contest felt off rhythm and lacked typical baseball form.
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Barnard
Quinn
Hussey
Ralph Leopold Performs Wagner and Bach for Largest German Club Audience
The Deutscher Kreis hosted pianist Ralph Leopold on April 23, presenting Bach, Schumann, and Wagner with explanatory remarks and Wagner motive illustrations. Guest E. D. Adam supported the event, highlighting the club’s role in German language and art at the college.
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Deutscher Kreis
Ralph Leopold
Bach
Schumann
Wagner
Elizabeth Weiss
Leopold
Braun
E. D. Adam
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