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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1914
Page
3
Letter to the editor argues Barnard basketball is deteriorating as upperclassmen dominate and subs are neglected. It cites skewed scores between Sophomores and Seniors and Freshmen and Juniors, limited gym space, and competing outside duties as core problems. Proposes two teams per class or separate Varsity scrub and class games to preserve spirit and training.
The Sophomores beat the Seniors 19 to 3 and the Freshmen defeated the Juniors 35 to 1 in lively Monday games. Many players slipped on the floor as scores and fouls were tallied, with detailed lineups and substitutes listed throughout.
The 1915 class meeting set aside routine business on February 11 to hear Dr. Montague explain the reorganized Suffrage Club aims. It urged 1915 to join the Feminist Movement. the Junior Ball Committee reported a deficit of only $3.08, without Barnard help.
Alumnae Ruth Carroll teaches in Dudley Hill Massachusetts. Edna Still 1906 married February 5 to Rev M L Robinson secretary of the New York Society of the M E Church at Grace Methodist Church with attendants Sarah Rome and Helen Newbold of 1909. Agnes Denike 1911 married February 5 to Joseph N Murray in North Presbyterian Church with bridesmaids Ottilie Prochazka 1911 Penelope Girdner 1911 and Irene Dalgleish 1912. A second son was born September 23 1913 to Mr and Mrs A J Harris Emma Lay. A son was also recently bore to Mr and Mrs W S Thomson Alice V W Smith 1905.
Barnard alumnae beat Bryn Mawr 6 to 0 in Thompson Gym on February 9. The game shown little shooting or fast play but had high college spirit and enthusiasm. Barnard players Sallie Pere and Dorothy Davis starred, but the match was more a social novelty than a competitive contest.
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