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"CHARLEY'S AUNT" IS PRE- ' Wharton Mellor was given one as
Reilly singled, and Flohr lifted one of Luck's pitches very high into the air, and when it came down it landed on the right :field bleachers.
STRADER WINS FACULTY TEN- NIS CHAMPIONSHIP
(Continued from page 3) Elliott defeated Mr. Costolo (de-
fault), Mr. Gannaway defeated Mr. Bond, 6-1, 6-0. Mr. Strader won from Mr. Lewis (default). Second Round: Randolph defeated Elliott
(default); Strader defeated Ganna- way, 10-8, 8-6. Final Round : Strader defeated Randolph, 6-0, 6-0,
2-6, 6-2.
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Hobbs.and Luck will meet in the
finals of the V. E. S. 'l'ennis Cham- pionship for the Fisher Trophy.
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Jack Chesney, Conroy Wilson; Brasset (His Scout), John Zimmer- set in, and the trouble arrives on man; Charley Wykeman, Thomas winged feet. Richardson Hillier has Turnage; Lord Babberly, Caskie
the part of Jack's fafher and doe~ Norvell; Kitty Verdun, Robert
some splendid acting, after Jack Daniel; Amy Spettigue, Richard
puts him up to the fact that Charley's Wright; Colonel Francis Chesney, Exum, ss ............ 4 Aunt is very rich and that he should Richardson Hillier, Mr. Spettigue, Atwell, 1b ........ 2 marry again, owing to the fact that Peter Hairston; Donna Lucia D'Al- Reilly, c .......... 4 his first wife is dead and that he vadorez, Arthur White; Ella, George Flohr, p & rL .. 3
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needs some one to care for him. Forsyth.
Colonel Chesney agrees and his love
making to Babberly in the role of
Hartig, cf ........ 4 Godfrey, lf ........ 2 Anderson, rf, p 3
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The cast of the play is as follows :
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Charley's Aunt is extremely comical. RIDGE BATTERS DOWN R.-M. A. Coots, 2b .......... 4 1 1 2 1 0
He and Babberly get along all right until the rather stormy entrance of Mr. Spettigue who attempts to court Babberly when he hears that she is· the rich heiress from South America. Things progress as well as may be
expected under the circumstances until the arrival of the real. Donna Lucia, who is Charley's Aunt.
Donna Lucia Arrives
No one recognizes her and she
Wiggins, p ........ 1 0 0 0 0 0 - - - - - -
Totals ............31 4 5 24 9 5 V. E. S.
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marry Mr. Spettigue, gets a written putting Roe and Hobbs out. The certificate from him which says that score was then V. E. S., 8, R.-M.
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he will allow Jack Chesney to marry Kitty Verdun, who is his ward, and also will sanction the marriage of his neice, Amy Spettigue, with Charley Wykeham. After obtaining this document Babberly reveals his
'true identity and Spettigue goes off into a rage. The plays turns out happily as it ends in wholesale mar- riage by practicaUy the whole cast, the only ones not married are old Spettigue and Brasset, the butler.
Letters Given Out
The basket-ball and track let- ters were awarded during the inter- mission between the first and sec- ond acts by Mr. J. W. Gannaway, di- ~ector of athletics. The boys receiv- ing basket-ball monograms were : S. P. Luck, retiring captain, John Maybank, ex-captain, Charles Poe, Charles Harris, Conroy Wilson, Wil- liam Harris, Robert LaLance, and William Hobbs. Brown Roe was
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Wiggins replaced Flohr on the
mound, but was unable to remain there long. H e began by throwing one to Clemens which was too close to get by without hitting him. Then Charlie Harris received life on an error by Exum, both runners ad- vanced on a pass ball, and scored on
H obbs' single.
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10-4 ; SOLDIER NINE RALLIES IN EIGHTH
(Continued from page 1) Garnets Rally
The Garnetmen stirred up a rally
in the fifth inning and netted four
more runs. Gee began with a single
but was forced out at second on Clemens, lf ...... 4 3 3 1 0 0
Gulick's grounder to short. Clemens Luck, p .............. 5 2 2 0 1 0
received life on Flohr's error which Harris, C., 3b.. 5 2 1 0 0 0
was followed by singles from the bats Roe, 1b ............ 4 1 . 1 6 0 0
011.40 berly on the promise that she will Harris scored while the Cadets were narris, p ., rf .. 3 1 1 1 0 0
Florence, Venice, etc., also the world- famous PASSION PLAY.
plays her part well, never giving of Luck and Charlie Harris, Gulick Hobbs, 2b ........ 4
Established 1870
scored four runs. Coots singled t~ JEWELERS and SILVERSMITHS
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