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THE COLLEGE NEWS





Faculty Nine Crushes Freshmen;
Fifty-one Lacks Magic Bat |

The faculty

met the freshmen; ity and hockey enthusiasts will

Saturday in a considerably warmer have plenty to do, what with class

but less partyish atmosphere than |

the day preceding when the chem-
istry and biology departments, aid-
ed by assorted members of the
Art, Music and Greek departments,
proved themselves worthy. of as
much respect outdoors as_ inside.
The long skirts of the freshmen,
found invaluable for warming the
calves at Wyndham Friday, seem-
ed less suitable for baseball—but
no change of equipment short of a
magic bat could have turned the
five-inning, 28-2; game into any-
thing but an utter rout.

Lattimores Comment

Chief afternoon excitement was
the discovery of a new star. Al-
though tall, blondish Mr. Goodale
has not yet appeared on the cover
of Time, it is believed that Jackie
Robinson or at least Mr. Berry
has found an opponent worthy of
attention. The music and biology
representatives slugged it out,
sending exhausted freshmen deep-
er and deeper into the outfield,
while spectators agreed with the
young Lattimores who loudly de-
clared that the freshmen “shoulda
stood in bed.”

Still Consolation

Freshmen, defeated by men pre-
sumably their betters and certain-
ly their elders—though the faculty
certainly is getting younger every
year — will have many more
chances in the athletic world this
fall. Bicycle trips are a possibil-





A Tea at the
COMMUNIST KITCHEN

is a
College Tradition
in the Vill

games, hall games, the Intercol-
legiate «tournament (to be held |
here November 1) and the varsity
game with the English team (No-
vember 22). Most popular with
the watchers are Haverford games,
when the sticks fly and it inevit-
ably rains or snows.

Tennis goes on all fall and aill|

spring. Tryouts are held at both
seasons. In the winter season
there will be basketball, swimming,
badminton and fencing. Both inter-
collegiate and intra-mural gameg
are scheduled. Fencing is steadily
gaining in popularity and the fenc-
ing team now takes (part in several
intercollegiate matches. Fencing
is principally a winter sport, but
fencers have beco so enthusias-
tic that it tas become a spring
sport as well.

Watch for the athletic calendars
which will soon appear in Taylor
and the Gym.








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Freshman Song Mistress

The NEWS takes pleasure in an-’

nouncing the appointment of Jane
Horner, ’51 as temporary Fresh-

man Song Mistress.

Junior Shieie
Are you planning. your week-
ends now? Don’t forget the Jun-
ior Show on Saturday evening, Oc-
tober 25.

Chorus Rehearsal

The first rehearsal of the Bryn
Mawr Chorus will take place in the
Music Room of Goodhart, on Wed-
nesday, October Ist, at 7:15. Please
be prompt.



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To Help Locate Lost Freshmen Friends

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