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Saturday e\·ening, October 9. w it h mos t of the class in attendance we hdd o ur reception for the new m em h~ rs. The pro .. g r am for the evening was opened w ith a t.a ll< by Prof. Hendricks who had kin d lv ~onse n ted t o act a!' our adviso r , Prof Co~ nell being au!'ent. F ollowing 't hi s we re seve ra l readings a nd s olos g i ve n hy me mbers of the ..]' . h · chss ' · , th e progra m tn omg w1t Grand Marc h. After wh ich dainty refreshments were served. Gnmes were then enjoyed unt il t he ligh ts b linked when · a ll vot'lng t 11e even1•ng a grand s uccess. the good nights were said.
Trainers Clara Stark.
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One of the fnstt· s l g~m t·s t·v •.: r pl:1 n· d o tt the lOCH ) gridiron \\'~1 ~ pulJL.,) nfr Clll l IJL' afternoon o f October U. n: ~ult in g in :t victory fo r th e vi:oi to r~. rl11e 111 n i nl v t" till' ab ili ty, Of that ;oggn·g:1t iPil in )t;111tl fing t he forwa r d pn ss and c leve•· lri t·k pl : oy:.:. Altho de fcatt:d :1! tlte hand s of lltt· ht·:tvilT team, w h o wet·c in fi 11 <: fo n 11 ft·n 111 tht·i•· t h ree week s -; trt illtou s worko11t, 0111· hoy:.: were grcntly h ::~nclic: o pp e d fnm t til<.: f'lct t h ~ t Coach f3 <lrn<:tt<: h ad l>11l three d:t\'~ in whic h to whip h is r·;o w m:lllTi:• I in to fig htin g co nditi o n .
Miss Gla dys Maiwald was called home on acco unt of tbe . ter. . ill ness of h er sts
Th e pl:tyi ng in the cnd_v p : ot· t of the ga me was princi pn ll.y i n th e vi~ i tor:.:' tctTi· tor y bee:'! U SC o f' t h e in v in c ih l<: work of 0111· lin e. Neff, Sk in ner, :=t nd Stnrlcl: or·cl lon• t hru the oppo ne nts t·us h line, time :oltct· tim e spoilin g p lays bef"n: thev \ ·VC I T \\' l' ll formed. P lay began with T a .-l<io defe nding l it en ort h goa l, Beck ki c l; in g to t he ten yat·d line for t he Norma l, Tnrki o t·etu t·n i ng th e ba ll ten yards. Storld ~u·d by a fi c 1·cc rl ying tack le b r ings the ball to a stHmbti ll. T a rkio b ru.sh es right tack le bu t Gi l n •o •·c and Stevens broke up the p l ay with hu t one yard gai n. Next attempt wn~ a lin e play , b u t ::;!< inn er charging thn1, ~ p oilcrl the p lay. Finrlin g them sel ves un ; d 1lc to pierce t he Nor m a l li ne, T a rki o n ow r eso r ted to ope n wo rk . Now began a !'Cries of forwa r d passes and c lever wo rk in th e: open field which p l aced the b a ll on th e No rm a l ten yard li ne, after two un s Llccc:ssfu l att~mpts to m ake th eir downs. T3r· kio from a fa ke p lace kick fo rm atiP n passed the ball to t h e right end, whic h went over for t he first co unt of the game. Go::~ I was k icked, score 6- 0.
Miss Marguerite Berger spent Saturd ay and Sunday of last week at ho me. We wonder if it wen' ho mesickness that took her home.
Tarkio kick ed o ff to t h e Normal, Beck makin g a goo d return. By h eavy lin e plungin g a nd the fierce bucki ng of S im s , the b a ll was carried d ow n t h e fi e lrl, the
Mrs. Crawfo rd is agai n acting ns acl vi s· o r for the Tra iner class. . Mr. Edga r Fairchild, a Tra ine r o f 1H09 IS teachin"' ne . . . o ar Bl a1r. H e wr ites that he' IS enjov inO' h · 1 J 0 I S wo n.· very much. The Tra·tners geog rap hy class made a pro fi ta ble e xcurswn · to the Ca nning Fact· Orv · under th d · · · e trect10n of Miss Mear:;. Profcssor Delzell ta ught the Arithmet ic C)ass during p r ro 1essor Beck's absence last ";eek. . · A number of th e T ramer g .trls to o k p a rt the cattle a 11 d corn judging . contest, at t b e F armer 'I · s n stltute which was he ld in P eru. Their k . . now 1e d ge gamed in t he Ag-
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The T rain ing Cl ass h as organized a nd ha s elected the f0 11 · L . . ow tog officers: presideo t outse Seh g ma n; vice-pres.' Ell a Sage secretary ' Rut h F erre II , treasurear Ruby' Baker. '
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