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TATE COLLEGE C
IDNE.SDAY, APRIL 12,
POMONA DEFEATS
STATE COLLEGE
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College nine by a score u( 7-o in
played Tuesday uftcmoon April I
i !■ ml , layground.
which advanced the first batter tl
base. On the next play Pomona
their first score when Moody i
Walkers low peg to first.   The ne>
whilisJ susiin;; the inning.
Ihc Male Oillcgc
and a hit accountct
ir the melee. Dyer
.  .. nvned      In the fiflh inn:
!  ; ■.:,.!:! ... la    -,
drew a walk. Isl..,ai.    ,]        : M
second.     McGcc   mllow.-d   this   with
strike out     I ana knocked one to D;
vli-.   merely   slowed   it   down   a   litl
r. I un this play,   l-'ariu St
aiar.l      I'.nsJ.'ai and Me.sJv the ncXI t
un the pick-up.   Lirodcur and I-aj-ia scored
on the hit but Moody wIhi thought that
Ryan's lly was caught. Mas caught asleep
between  second  and  third,   rctirii
The score remained 5-1 in State College
favor until the seventh inning wh,
Pomona managed to tally .ua.ih.r m
Errors by l-aria and McCec coupled wi
lead that counted lor four bases.
pretty hit. and the ball rollecl el
he bac k R op on diamond No. 2.
nc irico to stcrcicn nis rut in tntee i r-
Cole singled and Locy was thrown not.
l-aria to Mondv. Oyer then hit. bringing
in Cole, but  he was cought asleep off
that looked
:mc down. .Moody lined
Home jumped a long wh
: hough and made a bca
/Vga,nmfthe ninth
trtheb
.,-—hit by a pitched
hall.    Home then struck out.    Johnson
ic thm with a single, putting liassler
d. Crawford to Moody Clatk then
rrcd a single scoring Johnson. The
t man was thrown out. I-arla to Moody.
.   Bat
(Continued on Page b)
MODERN GIRL FACES
GRAVE QUESTION!
>f  thought   and   longing:
"SOPHOMORE WEEK
PLANS COMPLETED
The   "Sophomore   Week"   comr
ii.il. m '.' 'iivr22t>d—Sophrmon
dav. Tucsdav. 23rd—Swimming |
Wi-dnc-d.iv :4th-ProcOsM.m. Thi
25th—Sophomure Plav. Friday 2
' -— Party and Dance, Saturdav 27th —
ANNUAL COLLEGIAN
TO BE WORK OF ART
Big Suprisc
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Wilfred Hunk ins, editor       II,- quality ol
being turned in for the literary
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HOW HIGH SHOULD A
SKIRT BE? ;
it Alice Chalup and Li
n is,- ir-i-.. -t ■• n -
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art dep.irtn-.ent   is workira
:r.    Ihis class :   d-ing all of
■' ;    I'i'gi.in. .ir*3
ORGANIZATION OF
W. A. A. COMPLETE
-ins, and sweaters according
jut Itutlon adopted at  the last
■   Annual   Cillcgiao.
Summer School t
June 26 at Hu
ing and transportation  laciliti
:hcdulc of class periods and ot
Inf. muitim    regarding    the
school cun be ortair.cd hy  •«
NOTICE TO GRADUATES
Notice lias come from the office that I
'   ,   jiraJuatiin   must   repo
diploma.    Also to state the name of tl
Books on Cervantes
Received by Library
Y. P. Rothwcll. Spanish mstrac
the StalcCollcRc. Mated that several
an Cresnmo have Ken rl^ed „
shelves of the library for one n
These  books  arc  the  property  c
University of California and have
loaned for the especial use of the S|
STATE COLLEGE'PEP'
SOCIETY ORGANIZED
Mcir actions.     It   VM  agreed  to  mi
itendance ot meetings compulsory.
icicty's part in boosting the game *
omona College.    Three machines *.
PRESIDENT WILL RETURN
President   C.   L.   McLanc  will   return
lira, .las, \pril 14, Im in Pasadena, where
tcndcdaconlcrcnccofiillll:,.h.M. . 1
:ipals and Junior College presidents
Freshmen Hold
Class Meeting
at Riverview, on
Nutrition  Class
Attracts Attention
nd  the  exact  weight  of  the children
Vi-     t.r.r..."   Alltnglum  of  the  Home
Art;herv   pr.setite   *t-irttJ   Monday  upon.
PRESIDENT McLANE
BACK FROM MEET
:tv of California-southern branch.
lent I tardy of Son Dicgu and Pn
■ iv 'i.itt: tultcgcs of California
[cncral course. leading
ind an upper division of work.
i,w-i, n v^.l be lor the most part
ciatc professors.   Tht- committee K
completed its work, said McLanc.