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-%• •*%yi::>-yiY.y VOL.* 1. . •1- mmmm J 7 l r\~ ^ -*\ * *••* v Ptitili ^tied Every Monday by the Press A.ssociatioti of the St> Lawrence University * '. • ' * CANTON, N. Y., OCTOBER 9, 1 i ''•'• COLLEGE CALENDAR MONDAY, OCTOBER 8 :30 P. M. Meeting of tjie. Science Club in 0 the. Science Hall. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 9. 30 P. M. Meeting Of tie ^ress Association at the Chi Zeta Sigma House. T - -i ' '• WEDNESDAY', OCTOBER 10. 4:00 P. Ji. Meeting of the Y;. W. C. |A. at' Richardson Hall. 7:30 P ; MJ Meeting of thu French jblub at the horde of Dr. L. 13. HpatOn | 7:30 P.-JM^ College S, moke ir at the Beta Theta^i 9 House. | .is.: THURSDAY, OCTOBEF, 12? 9:05 A. M. Meetjhg\of the > student boly in the chapel, ftor the - cohsid/erp, dtian _of the \Proposed Organization <>f the Thek>mat|hesian Society.\) ' ! SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14. | Football, game at 8 Burling tohj Vt. University; of Vermont vs.. St. ! Law- rence. , ' i 1911. NO. 8. MAY DEBATE UNION Debating Society Attempting to Arrange Contest wltll Down^ State Institution. . ;j A meeting of] the Debating Society .^^,^^^^.. r 0j|ips.4ay.ai^lj| in Rich- ardson. Hall. 1 After the discussion of the proposed debate -with® Union College' ^conditions f appeared favor- able for such debate; which! will pro- bably be held early in ©ecember. The meiabers I of the society are jconfideni; that lan intercollegiate de- bating hsague with St. Lawrence as lone of the jmembees will be formed i before the college year is pveij. In [that event' del; ating^r will occupy a place among college activities | equal !to that of aiiy other U%ncl(. Pro- jfessor Foster iwas a visijpr at the iaboye meeting.: , . \ \ The Freshmen are cordially irivit-. ] en to join the debating society. Part- icipation in its! wOrk^ will be of as- jgistance to them in their Parliamen- tary! Law course; next year! and will also be helpful to any who aire in- clined to become contestants fpr the Aobofcb prices. J i Saturday aftlettdon a the students jin' Geology ;>anied by Professor Chad a field excursion; to Nor 3rook,' and vicinity. The I'irst to Plum fBrook, whe: amined the long shore 1 leaches that are! . particu! : narked at this point. Com: ! Slorwood r they !| proceeded Norfolk, where they visite* ijravel pits near ijhat plar • comprising* the party. wen 3. .fl. Chadwick, Messrs. pieland,' Schwartz, Wert Lohr, MaltbyJ Leonard, Paul; Schneckj Newman, C. H. Hoarjd, :J03^of. spending a few days in tier mljer of 1, accom- ickj made I 'bodJ Plum arty went th!ey ex- lines and ,rly| well g back- to jy ti^ain to the large ' Those Professor r,| Ajlleft, Hitchcock, _d .|Misses ilevelaiTd. rooklyn: is- n: -$L4ftWREKLOSB^TO ROCHESTER UNIVERSITY FRO&H M&KE GET-AWAY, Varsity Meets Deieat In the Flower City to tbej Tune oi 19 to 5—List- less Playing on i he Part ol St. Lawrence Res sponsible ior Result- Varsity Outweighs Opponents—Gardner Makes Touchdown in Last Quarter. Playing aTTistless game of, football, the. Varsity was defeated by Roches- ter University last Saturday afternoon at Rochester, by, the score of nine- teen to five. The team, except durirfg the third quarter, did not shew the same snap which characterized its game with Union, and which is so _jiecessary Jin- order to win victories. -^.-•fia^wrence has no, excuse to offer as Rochesterjjwori a clean, decisive •y. Skirting th1F~~tackles arid-, plunging through center, the Roches- ter backfield carried the ball time and again down toward the St. Law- rence goal line. Their mainstay ini the offensive part of the gatae was J. Forsythe who made over ten yards through the Varsity line almost at will. * Brown, however, made the most sensational play of the game, when he made a beautiful kick from placerxfent which soared over the goal posts. This happened during the , middle pf the,third quarter and; gave Rochester a ^sufficient number _, of points to win. The Varsity really . outplayed its opponents* during this period of the game,- for the St. Law- rence backs carried the ball practi- cally the entire length of the 'field. A heavy'penalization for holding forced the team \to the surrender the ball when within reach ^of Roches- ter's line.. * Coach Reed seems to be of the opinion that the squad will do con- siderable, hustling during the practice periods of the coming week. It would not do any great harm if the people in the University who are interested ,. would go out on the field with the \ team and show the spirit which every man oh the team needs'to help him play the game with snap. . ' The toss was won by i Rochester, and Kinney kicked off for St. Law- rence to J. Forsythe, who brought • the ball, to the . thirty yard Hne.^ Brown started the game for Roches- ter by making twelve yards around right end, and Yorkey and Forsythe helped j matters by going fj\e more through center and tackle/ The St. I^awrenjce line held well on the next- play, bjit a forward pass, Brown, to formation Welch was thrown for lac loss of five to Forsythe at this point fell into the .ball was lost immediately' yards, and had. to puiit^ at midlield. Rochester tried to advance the ball by meahs of the fqrward pass. One was successful, but fche^ next hands of Logan\ and tfc to St, Lawrence, punted outs^^o^Etan^ei the Fresii- vith . about and Brown s.ttetfipted^td score by a place kick, But>-l'aiied. t The quarter jsame to. an <>nd. as Welch punted out from the tw snty-iive yard line. Dur- ing this period St. Lajwrence was al- most continually on the defensive in her own territory. j ' ,The seeoid quarter started wich Rochester in possession of the ball on the Vars3ty's ; fprty-yard line, from which position Brown again tried.la-,; placement kick without result. St.!;' Lawrence scrimmaged from the twen- ty-five yard' line, and from the iirst' showed more 'life than it had mani- fested during theiearly part of the game. Log£.n gained five yards, but Timmerman could not make any distance around tackle, and Welch was forced to punt. Rochester began to carry the ball, as during.the first period, and Forsythe; Yorjkey, and Brown soon had the ball within eight yards of thjj Varsity, line. A fumble at J this poiirfe gave the l>all to St. Lawrence, ana iiogan, whp had re- covered the pigskin, put new life in- to the game i by traveling twenty-five yards on an end run. TimmeTman failed to gain, and Kinney was drawn back on a punt formation; He dove through the line at center !for a gain of fifteen yards, and | Logan and Welch followed suit, making over ten yards through tackle and around the elid.! Timmerman could f make no gain!, and Logan skirted'right tackle' for ten yards. A forward pass, Welch to ijogan, nettejd nine yards, next play; Timmerman i down. A penalization checked trie advance of. and On the made first for holding the Varsity ter closed Koegler, Carried the ball seven more Kaiser was lllfgp: jfards nearer a touchdown. After < a Eix-yard gain by ' Yorkey,' Forsythe nade first down by ramming cen- x ter for ten yards, which brought the t all to St. Ijiawrehce's fiye-yard-line. On the third, try Rochester; made a touchdown f<ir the first score of the game, and Brown kick_ed .the goal. Score, six ; to\ nothing. Gardner re- cjeived, the t kict-off,- and was not downed.,-until \ he had reached the thirty-yard line. Qn a 'fake punt i i effectually,! for, the quar- just as another forward pass brought St. Lawrence, ten yards ^nearer the Rochester line. At the beginning' of the second half put in at guard in place of Rosenfeld, and Storey at right end in placo of Masbh,| while the St. Lawrence line-up was changed by_re placing Garjial with Hutchjins.' Brown Gardner, who ran~back He co lid 1 not gain, the next play, when he tliei center. kicked off twenty yard however, or tried: to gq Tirnmermarj then Welcl was thro Elude Sophomores and Hold Class. Banquet at New Wood- roll in Waterlown—Trip [Made in Special Train—Dance Held following Banquet. .Alter' iwo jweek^ of ,ahxiojis r spt lation and expeclt-ation futile, part of the rest of i the 3poH« ' ^ y ' man class, together, t\ye'nty-tive JunjorK -left on a spee- ^an Wednesday afternoon ior _ ateVtow-n, ' wheiie that evening, in \tlie grill-room of |the New Wooaruft, the annual Fr.eshman banquet was held. Following trie banquet, a dance was held in Odd Fellows Temple which continued until three o'clock Thursday morning,' when the special left on the return trip to Canton. So. weu had the\ committee oh ar- rangements of tne ciass pianneut-' \ that not a person except, the mem-- i Ders knew anything concerning tne tinie of whereabouts of'the banquet j until a few inomehts before the train wjas scheduled to leave. Shortly be- fore four o'clock .in the .afternoon,' the members of the committee noti- fied the various members of the class-, and & considerable number of the Juniors, to appear at Harrison Street .at. 4:10, where -thevbanquet, special would be in waitingj_Eygry- ; thing happeh'ed as had been planned/ and at the time of starting ninety members of the two classes had as- sembled in the two coaches of the;-, train. The Sophomores learned of the venture just as the special was pulling out. The train arrived at Watertown a ' little.after six o'clock, and the elated throng of students had.soon gathered in the waiting room, of the station, where the • Freshman, Junior, and ' Varsity yells were given. A parade about the Public Square followed, during which college and class songs were sung and yells given, while the astonished citizens amazement. At 7:30 p; m., the entire^, party assembled in the lobby of the New Woodruff and vanished in a body to the spacious grill-room, which had been tastefully decorated \for the occasion with Scarlet and Brown ', . • ^ T » • - bunting. In expectation^ of the ar- rival of the Spphomores on the next train, every door^was tightly clpsed and a strong^guard of -policemen, placed at -jHie entrance 1 , \Another tachmen't of policemen waited j^ station, but the i train ca: no Sophomores appe,ajred?s^€h1 two Freshman girls, who succeeded jinTeaching^the specizE put in their appejirance, The. bajKJuet ;was wji££\prepared/ w'ell^servea^ ^ahd, thoj^ighly ehjojped all, prejienfc^dgbout .ten o'clock, Eckhardt >jSajj3eiy . President- of the inued 'to 'page, four.) looked ^jon in • '>:. •Si
