1922_05 The Daily Collegian May 1922

              • Ross Bird brays a gossip gag,
A J»wiplng. yelping ran,
rolls the quid and chews the rag
To a frayed and flivered frau.
wear a smile and ditch your grouch
And gulp the Berry red;
prude, we get the slouch.
THE
COLLEGIAN
Soph Play
"Billeted"
May 25th
STATE COLLEGE OF FRESNO, WEDNESDAY. MAY 10,' 1922
SANTA BARBARA
TO PLAY HERE
"Billeted" Chosen
For Soph Play
|      The Fresno College Baseball aggre-
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I Saturday. May 13.
L    -ij,j, will be the big game -of.the
...... an far I-'n-i mi anil all the student*
>-%£ £»ttp&~m Vsnitar ,;F""ciub
Ticket*, "tod?  member of the rep
i; also expected to sell at
1.-H.1  ton  tickets-,'and thus prove to
the rest of the Student Body that they
Barbara that they  are coming
hen Ml I Hill to take our scalps. This
will be the first important game of-
.M|.
the brand of ball they have played In
Though Coach Jones is not certain
as to the lineup lie will u e fur thi.i
game he will pick hi ten,,, from th-
Following    men:      Cr.-iw.oi
Fresno  State
Defeated By
Modesto Nine
game played at M
The gome was feat
The State College opened ha tiliti.-
by scoring a run in the fir t inning.
Modesto came buck in their ■"■" -'
the frame and even up the see
■■■'■■
til   the   fourth   inning   when   Mode.tn
opened up and scored 3 runs on t hits
Coy, 2b
Moody, lb
3. Struck out—by Parke- 11, by
Crawford 7. Time of game—2 hrs
Umpires—Kcoly and Schuster.
Huntting Gives Reading
The Makio Club spent a most en
Joynblc evening on Tuesday, May 2
in the Model apartments.
I i ...    I.     i      ii
with a reading from W. J. Loeh.   lie-
AD CLUB WILL VISIT
COLLEGE EXHIBIT
 .,. Gladys
e Lfptrott..'^.....Helen
el Proody. ,  Anils Wa!
in  Rymill Uroy McCon...
Edith Mac Fo
"'.Philip Stay
rrcn McKay and Fran-
l by the
COLLEGE TO ENTERTAIN
COLLEGE DELEGATES
Eight of the  secondary  colleges
"ay IS and 18 ^organize "n^athi
ic conference. _ This will be the fii
' ErcMuT Stale Coilege'Ts "taking
initiaative  in  getting this  orgat
tion   started.     Seven    other    coll
have     been     invited   to   the   m.-.-ting.
They are:    Santa   Barbara State College;  San   Diego  State  College    "  '
versity      of      California,      So	
branch; San Jose Stat- ■ V.lege;
Chico State College; Modesto Junior
College  and  Davis Agricultural   Col
li.-i    . .    I.   . -.;,    -,i
...ii prob ii.iv be i.-pi--
After    the    conference    has    beet
form..I,   schedule.,    for   the    1H22-192:
All Library Books
Must Be Returned
By May Fifteenth
out of theS|ibrarv"niii't'1iie ret
by     Monday.   May     15.    The fil
special arrangements with the libn
u/try" "ta   "iml^ll"lost"books beft
Music Department
To Give Program
June 1, the orchestra, piano class,
■al   -:        ; eh..i      .ie     ;
give  n  program   f-r   the     Indents   of
the college nnd their friends. '
Miss Petc'rson, while
'Wi
r... 'i-ors-
11 the glee club "has 1
o back ground, but
ther livened htings u;
Interesting  Trip
. Taken by Students
Pomology   and   Entomology   Quaes
Enjo, Trip Made With CravSr
and Koullard
The    Pomology    and    Entomology-
da..- , under George  W. Graves and
in il 1'. I'.-jllard, took a very profita-
ig trip  >-..       i ■  i
s of special interest
«ta-th«
Kecdley.    Mr.  Bazant
fid in his orchard work. The main
points discussed bv him, were cross
fertiliiation of plums and his method
Amendments to ,
Constitution of
S. B. Considered
ars a semester and will be a part of
the  registration  fee,  hereafter.    The
amendment   to this  effort   wan   pa■■■ ,-d
at the Student Body meeting, May 3.
Aid is  Walker gave
the baseball games v
be pUyad with Santi
13.
Bill  Hunkins    anno
Alpha left-l
play the Dorm gir
a  schedule  of.j
,ieh are te •-
baseball nine w  _ .
iris   nnd the  Alpha!
Annual Tickets
Must Be Sold
expensive to print tha
._,.. s will, tie printed. C.
ly all who wish to buy thi
must buy tickets.    They c
INTEREST GROWS IN
COLLEGE ATHLETICS
Athletic*.Must   Build   Character a
Sports, especially collegiate, will
h a  plane of popularity  during
 ! never touched in the past   Re-
-  outpouring Of millions
  .njoyed this ir	
n.    the   Mi    es   Heilman
W.   Parker.   P.  Stay. J.   1	
e. J.   Brodcur,    A.   Zinavoda.
PLANS BEING MADE
FOR GRADUATION
rogram  Being  Planned  by Thorn.
Diploma* by Miss Schaeffer and
Assembly Features by .Nowell
As graduation time draws net
nal plans are being made. 1
nomas is planning the program, a
li a. Shaeffei   i. to have the arrant
i   ■   : i : J .nam college gnu
•      than  ever   before.    Heretofor
tatc  Normal  Sehool   has  gra.li
r'College. ' The'' union "''of ill
ichools  has  brought  Uie Junic
Specials ' gr
I S^HoBWEe?
'' nullifying' ft
Home Economics Serve
Luncheon Raisin T)ay
Luncheon in the West Court,-
a canopy  piovided especially fo
llai in llitv celebration to certain
at- notable . a- well a ; the king and
icon of the day.
Th- We t Com I   i-
I to outdoor settings,  u
ie„n table was mast attractive in its
icorntions of French mixed borjuets.
Under the  able  tlir.cti.in   ...   Mr-
»ft, the    Homo    Economies Depart-
Strawberry Short Cakc7 Whipped
year,   it   i;   the   unani-
ij.alifieil to
mat .a" i porta that the
n added t„ tin- "l':.2J ichedulcsVh
r  before.     Several     internatioi
i-'.: me. i, ha-,.- been held, numcrc
 ..st in athletics is steadily growing.   The   formation    of   new    int-i-
,|    -.     'I,  ■•:■■!      ,
,       ..I       '   ■■■
nal will lie growing fac-
nteur athletic; arc here to stay.
-...    is due  largely  to  the   increased
§.. n tho amateur athletics
uring the past few years. Professional football will never rise to any
great heights. One drawback is that
from September to December, the
" " is in complete charge of the col-
■ except on Sundays.    Another
It is an amateur garnc,~and~its devcl-
llii'lit hoe is where the college coach
he coach is the man who has made
ball what it is today. The great-
ganie pl.iye.l in the country. Some
-I tat.- that too much coaching
> the team of their hsdffidotlfty.
lust the same the coach with his
today.    By mea
httle 'college' to
ippen.   All play
1 individuals nnd
  s largely through the
II   developed  in   one  sport
•a loeh  the,   an-  Ileal   .palifil-d. College
—*-** * indeif-il  thing and athle
sf builder.
the faculty, uns
on. will work for
some atmosphere
■c athletics. They
spirit  i
Coaches  placed o
der faculty jurisdir
lerely "to defeat ai
in by uplifting themselves to a hi
r level by a superior method of pi
ml hy he'ini: in better condition phi
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