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®T-H PDESS VOLUME NORMAL SCHOOL, CORTLAND, N. Y., MAY 6, 1927 NUMBER JUNIORS RETAIN SWIMMING CHAMPIONSHIP Freshmen Show Remarkable Ability “ A School of Pish ” starring Miss Grace Johnson as Miss Lotta Fisher, was the feature of the Annual Girls ’ Swimming meet, held in the natator- ium Friday afternoon, April 29. The Juniors proved themselves capable of upholding their reputation acquired at the meet last year — by coming out again victorious. As far as the tech nique of swimming and diving is con cerned the Freshman proved superior to both the Juniors and Seniors, by capturing four first places out of the six events. The Seniors won out in game, as well as taking second place in the stunt. The Individual point winners were Margaret Gallagher and Helen Billing- ton for the Seniors; Bertha Looser, and Elizabeth Day for the Juniors, and Marjorie Hann, Alice Backus, and Lois Fay for the Freshman. Mention must also be made of the girls completing the teams who by I their hard work and co-operative spirit made possible the success of the meet. MOTHER ’ S DAY WEEK END TO BE OBSERVED the form swimming and the ring, The complete score was as follows: 20- Yard Dash Individual Time Place Class Class Time Class Place Class Pts. Backus (F) ......... ....... 13.4 1 Frosh 28.6 1 5 Fay (F) ...... ......... . ....... 15.2 2 Senior 37.5 2 3 Fairbanks (S)-... ....... 18. G 3 Junior 39.9 3 1 Chariot Race Two. .............. . ...... . .............. . ............................... . ....... Frosh Representatives ................ Senior One Heat... .................... Junior 60-Yard Dash Loeser (J) .................. ..44.1 Junior 1 5 Gallagher (S) .......... ? Senior 2 3 Hann (F) ............ . ...... ? Frosh 3 1 Newspaper Contest One .......................... Junior 1 5 Representative ....... Frosh 2 3 Senior 3 1 Medley Four, ......................... Junior 1 8 Representatives__ Seniors Disqualified Frosh Disqualified Form Swimming Gallagher (S)... ....... . 8.4 Frosh.. 7.7 5 Koelbel (F) ____ ___ .8.0 Senior 7.6 3 Jackson (J) ................ . 7.8 Junior 7.5 1 Diving Hann (F) .............. . . 9.3 Frosh 8.5 5 Loeser (J) ................... . 8.6 Junior 7.7 3 Backus (F) ................. . 7.8 Senior 6.2 1 Billington (S) ........... . 6.9 Dawrs (J) .......... . ....... . 6.8 Week (S) ..................... . 5.6 Game Rings Seniors 12 1 5 Juniors 10 2 3 Frosh 8 3 1 Stunt Juniors 1 10 Seniors 2 7 Frosh 3 5 Personnel of Teams Freshmen Juniors Seniors Hann, c Boecher, c Gallagher, c Fay Dawrs Billington Koelbel Bancroft Emph Backus Crampton Outhouse Schuler Jackson Jutkiewicz Hartigan Sanders Zangler Wildrick Day Waks DeGroat Loeser Fairbanks Miller Batch Adams Karner Johnson Class Managers Freshmen — Backus. Juniors — Johnson. Seniors — Cortright. Officials Referee — Cortright. Announcer — McCurdy. Scorer — Lehman. Inspector — Jones. Judges at Finish — Cornell, Smith, Mott. Timers — Duvall, Dussault, Rose. Judges of Diving — Brandow, Arm strong, Morris. Complete Program Announced This evening at 8:15 o ’ clock the first event planned for Mother ’ s Day week-end will take place when the girls ’ Glee Club will give their second annual concert. Mother ’ s Day week end is being held this year for the first time and it is the sincere hope of the faculty committee that a large number of the students ’ parents will attend. Fathers as well as mothers have been invited. The events planned for the occasion are: the conert Friday evening, base ball game with Mansfield Normal and lacrosse game with the Hobart fresh men Saturday afternoon, dance in the gym Saturday evening and special services to be conducted in all churches of the city Sunday morning in honor of Mothers ’ Day. Miss Whitehouse and Mr. Mc- Graw of the faculty are in charge of arrangements. GLEE CLUB CONCERT PROGRAM ANNOUNCED Artists To Entertain The second annual Glee club Con cert will be given this evening at 8.T5 P. M., under the direction of Miss Pauline A. Meyer. The assisting artists will be Grace Corwin Mason, and Ruth E. Dowd, so- NORMALS DECISIVELY DEFEAT CORNELL Stickwork Features in Game The game between Cortland Normal and Cornell Freshmen was an exact opposite to the one played the day previous in which the Red and White lost 10 to 4. Stickwork Features Using their bats to great advantage the Normalites pounded out hit after hit to register a 13 to 3 win. A clever clout, a triple and two doubles were the extra base hits garnered off of the offering of two Cornell pitchers. Scofield on the mound for Normal, hurled beautiful ball, holding the Ithacans to eight hits and having ten strikeouts to his credit. Home Run Features Early in the seventh, George Stevens connected for a homer scoring, both Class and Fox. Fox and Class vied for first honors in hitting for the day. The Normal hits were timely and de livered when runs were needed. The score : Cortland Normal Cornell Freshman AB R H PO A AB R H PO A Donnelly, ss 5 2 3 5 4 Drexler, 2b Johnson, If Foon, rf Habicht, 3b A. Moon, lb Aginsky, rf Llop, rf Gaines Gretscher Mednikoff Has bach Homer Rooney, 2b 3 3 1 2 0 Fox, ef 4 ‘j; 3 ft 0 Dexter, lb 5 1 2 5 0 Class, e 5 3 3 12 0 •Stevens, 3b 5 •> 1 1 3 Butts, If 1 0 0 0 0 Youker, ss 4 0 2 0 0 Egan, rf 4 0 0 2 0 Axtell, ss 4 1 1 2 0 Scofield, p 3 1 0 0 0 Webb, lb 0 0 0 1 0 38 13 13 27 3 Long, Rose, p Lewis, p 10 10 0 2 10 0 2 10 0 0 2 2 0 0 12 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 1 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 37 3 8 27 13 0 7 8 9 — R Score by Innings: 12 3 4 Normal ......... 3 0 0 0 5 0 3 2 0 — 13 Cornell Frosh . 0 0 002010 0 — 3 Errors — Drexler 3, Rooney 2, Stevens 2 H E 13 5 8 7 Donnelly 2, A. Moon 2, Axtel. Sacrifice hits — Fox, Johnson. — Two-base hits — Class 2, Dexter, Don nelly. Three-base hits — Rooney. Home-run — Stevens. Stolen bases — Dexter 2, Fox, Stevens, Axtell. Double plays — Donnelly to A. Moon, Drexler to Donnlley to A. Moon, Drexler to Donnelly to A. Moon. Struck out — by Schofield 10, Lewis 6. Left on bases — Normal 2, Cornell 8. Base on balls oft ’ Schofield 1, Rose 3. Umpire — Robert Ready. violinist, prano. The program will be presented as follows : Salutation The Glee Club Sketches from Italy Tarantella In Venice Carretta Siciliana The Glee Club Songs for Soprano The Hills of Gruzia Trees A Banjo Song Miss Dowd (Miss Thomas at the Piano) Songs Psyche Paladilhe The Kerry Dance Molloy-Lynes The Two Clocks Rogers Indian Mountain Song Cadman The Glee Club Aria from “ Cavalleria Rusticana ” Mascagni Voi lo sapete Miss Dowd (Miss Thomas at the piano) Songs The Virgin ’ s Slumber Song Reger Ave Maria (adapted from the Moonlight Sonata Beethoven The Glee Club Choral Fantasie on a Russian Folk- Song Gaines Mrs. Mason and the Glee Club Three Darky Songs Ole Uncle Moon Scott Dinah Johns Wake, Miss Lindy Warner The Glee Club Alma Mater FRESHMAN HOP WILL BE HELD MAY 20 Dance To Be Formal The Frosh Hop will be held in the gym Friday evening, May 20th. The general committee for the Hop has been working for some time, and it is hoped to make this party a great suc cess. The dance will be formal. A well known orchestra has been en gaged and a committee is already engaged in planning a decoration scheme for the gym. Every member of the faculty and every student of the school is invited to attend the dance. Outside guests may attend as guests of any student. Tickets for guests may be procured from any member of the general committee after May 12. The general committee in charge of the dance is composed of Genevieve Mc- Kendrick, Miriam Burgett, Eleanor Keeler, Adelyn Condon, Edward Herr mann, Wm. Boyle, Paul Weyand, Milton F. Cummings.
