1922_12 The Daily Collegian December 1922

              THE COLLEGIAN S]
STATE COLLEGE OP FRESNO. FRIDAY. DECEMBER I, 1922
FRESNO STATE COPS SOUTHERN CONFERENCE TITLE
FRESNO DEFEATS
BAPRSFIELD
31 TO 6
Fresno Lays
For College
Of Pacific
peak and>. S. C.' stands > good
chance of winning the state championship of secondary schools wb)n
-la- play, C. O. I', on the home grid- j
ea.'yVirt2ry, tbejF^'sno State College
BLill.loira chewed up tho Bakersfield
J. C. elceen for a 31-S victory Usl
Thursday. It waa Thanksgiving day
and Coach Jones had decided to giv.
his anient .and numerous friend:
omcthing to be thankful for, ro:
u he and the team got together antl
furmed a de«p-!aid plot. They surmised, that the College would like an-
..ther victory on the home field, so
they got in and ran up a big	
by lletdek Ryan fought hard agaws
a superior team that noB,only out
weighed them about ten  pounds  pe
pretty. Stan Rymn took the high
hurdles in good shape, as usual. Me
waited  for  the  line to pile  u ■>
always   gaining   ground.     Rlc<
through, quite
was a.hole appeared.
provided his share of thi
*-      plowing     straigh
aptain of the  Rakersfield  aggrcg-a.
p the pigskin and made tracks for
is goal,  lie got there safely, and in
Id, fofalTthe play7n°near'hhn
defensive game, and it new]   ihowed
up better than last Thursday  when!
lUkersfield only made one fir -
by   straight  football.     From
-yed   in   stellar
..ii.    . the Bulldogs a
erahle time to get  th-ir Mr,.
certainly have reached it no.
Belldoge First Touchdown
The   Bulldogs   waded   right   in   as
soon as the first whistle blew.    Still
harboring the belief that they wont'
have to play their best to win, thi
t"re into thc Kern county team wil
•1 will.    So  rabid were   they  that tl
the Bakersfield aggregation, and our
■ ng over'their Kiimcly 'smifaS
mugs. Captain Bill kicked off and
Chain, Bakersfield half, received. He
started  In  to  travel  for   the  State
"ay'and he made nary a yard.'Short-
down the 'field by straight football.
We had slightly less than fifty yards
to. go, and soon our quarter Jack cut
the distance in half by traveling
around left end. Then Ryan, Rice
and  Casey took   turns  at   plunging
through the "-- —■ "—	
ried th»_ plg
he pigskin' oveir.    Casey
:*. kik, which was the onl
inai ne succeeded In getting b<
Baxter and Hastings SUi
After the    next  klekoff    1	
the Bakersfield line nd nailing McCarthy's punt.   Hastings grabbed the
ball and made a couple of yards '
fore he was dawned.      Line bu
Rice went^over^Score 13-0. _
!     . M.
ran pulled off a thirty-yard end no.
We were then on the 40-yard line of
the visitors, and then Casey nude his
fumble. Bakersfield took the-ball
over for their lone touchdown.
In the second quarter SUte ai
made a touchdown, Casey taking
Continued on Page Four.
pionship, wha.ssami.lt.T.,tV.-„:   Sura,
*-" ***** n—i* 0-0. and next Saturday-
beat C. O. P. 100-0."
xaggerated, perhaps, but
GOOD TIME TO
BEJMTUREEL
DECEMBER 8
lata  rhnmiuun hit.  by
active society in college ' life is in-!
tcrested  in   the Collegian, and; with
prepared  "a  gtwd  time"   for
i.ne.     Ju t   what   that "good  tir
going to he mm will be found out only
by those who get their tirk< I, promptly, and arrive in  time to find good
showed intu'wn lust.Wednesday night.
Those who went enjoyed the play,
for, as written by Galsworthy, it is
ductlon was said to have been personally selected by i tho playwright
himself, but we do not believe that.
Wwh^Sn/ed"
nffi.'t.'ii ..n'u'n'ii ,'.',-,
Co ttf^shman'-v
.    iMri'w talk"   »'....
n     hand-   and   his   feet,   particularly
ISN0W TRIPS ARE
PLANNED BY
SOCIETIES
hfirsnuttromtnat
ippreciated it. 8he aui
nostly  a monologue, jwai
'■av.',l"aa'."-ana   1    i
i. use,    actb/and |
A. W. S. CARNIVAL
DANCE IS GREAT
FINANCIAL SUCCESS
_oo. Thompson,    chairman;    y|'J--,
meat, Lola Campbell. 1™™'",
■Irs room, proved • big
pite the "Sand Dunes-
It proved a big success
pprojinlatel/$£>.S0.   Th
ributedeu follows:
AInh«Tlietaj 	
FRESHMEN WILLI
BURN PADDLES
AND LIDS
^lS"SrSSlor
Il  Moore, luom;
no lio Rahltl as
"Frosh", besides a huge support-
The tickets will be on sale Tuesday,
December 5th in the Co-op by Henry
...nn'ie  Pittillc..    Sylv'ia    Huber ami
Doris dc Lacy.
Beta Theta
Upsilon Is
Ready to Go\
«■ u piddle and |
  mmittce paddled us. but
that they are dead, it is^ limeit«
dared Alfred Serna at the closs'mee
body agreed, almost unanimously, ax
a motion was passed to appoint
committee to arrange for the nig a
f ir II wi. Mt that this was to gh
, ,!. fail.-, officisl sanction to tl
present satsus of the Freshmen. Tl
committee in charge is Glenn Hani-,
chairman.  Dick Keyes   and    Myron
programs 1
The li. T. U. was organised ni
js.ion of thc Collegian and mei
jr bettering that publication I
een the main business In hand. 1
[■cent amendment to the constitut
al candidates was a B. T. U. produrt. I
"A little nonsense now and then '-'
'     ,„.,, of men"—and 1
Jie B. T. U.'s.   A jolly get-togcth.
much food(> much fun, cold feet, and
gram for next Sunday.
is laudable.    May they grow stroi
]". .. ..    weeks   of  w
the ideal times for this recr
tains." The Beta Theta Uniilon. coOjl
. . plans to i-.. on V
cembor tenth,    the
For the purpose of having a gener
good time and a strenuous rotsJatio .
the Sigma Tau is planning a «■"<"
the nest few Sundays. Ralph Pletrh-
er. one of the Sigma Tau's new mem-
bore, has offered the use of his cabin
in"tho Student Affair
Specimens Loaned to
Zoology Department j
The department has al.-o a.
Executive Committee Will
Try to Change Method of
Student Body Elections
fmm!t^.PPTiJ?oMce<raffectcd |
agers, business manager and editor of
the annual, La   in. . i manager :.n.l
Iter of the' Bi-weekly Collegian.
Tho business manager of the Biweekly U now appointed by the editor, and business manager of the student body Is appointed by the student
A. W. S. Will Stage
Campus Dances
The fir.-f "Campus Dance" given in
the College will be held Thursday aft-
TWO MORE MEN
LINE UP FOR
PRESIDENT
STATE COLLEGE IS
REPRESENTED AT
PALO ALTO GAME
The California/Stanford fo<
1 its magnetism ngs
this year, with the results that a lar
number of Frcsnans were lured aw
£*£*£
ans, Estel Holland, Dorothy Brown,
Katherine Evans, Verge Ritcher. Laura Webb, Clara Minor, Mary House,
and Alice Chalup: Ruseel Chiteden,
Reginald Rarrcl. Perry Stanto
H.-.h.ll.   V.anar  Cakr,!!.   F.I Mai
■ lanlcy Jtyan,  ^
BASKET SHOOTERS
START WORKOUTS |
foro^^T^^T^bit-ttjU
rXrringD'co«h J^saoa. K3"u «X:
peeled" of Stateb. *"**^' ^"E
rty pound tc.
s for Beta Theta Up-
LOYOLA FORFEIT
LEAVESFRESNO
CHAMPION
Righter if.  bringin-
ria-aj   .-.
dent Body presidency. Henri
Farlnnd. present business manager of I
the Student Body, an.l Ho rani It. f:,-
bower, auditor, present a record of
accomplishment that challenges oui
attention. '
r   ■   •  .: a
.   .,■ .i       a   \a!ley,-the"Colle-i
Me.   Richard   Hefflebower.  who
iudit..r of the Student Body, ha* e
ablished a reputation f..r k.i-n l.u
ie.- iudemrnt and remarkable for
Ifht,   in   Ha-   vai MO      -      -
ia. held. A president of the Fori.
Debating Society, he has gained .-
iccurate knowledge of the rudimen
»f parliamentary" law;.    In his caps
i/eekly Collegian laat year, he gaini
rl a-e of the varioi
lepartment-s   of  college  life.    As
and auditor of thc student body, be
obtaining  a  thorough  knowledge  i
At an    assembly which    was held
the State College had the opportunity of hearing Dr. E. O. Holland, pres.
ident of the Pullman Agricultural College, and Dr. Aurelia Rlnehart. president of Mills College.    Dr. Holland
bat*, whX w-aJ held
ot Fresno High School last week. Dr.
Rlnehart, having bal
Home Economic Club
Sponsors  Luncheon
day. November 17, the eaterl
class of the Homo Economics deps
^^£,n|n the llodel Apartment
of  Professor    JafST      Ei(
.... 8-A girls served a Thanksg
Ing dinner in the Model Apartme
Thursday. November 23, and had
""'T guesU Hiss Wear. Miss Post
Valentine    and Maxlne    Ellii
ty exhibit when thTalodel Am«-|
t was opened by the Rome Eco-
ics glrla for the purpose of	
.... tea to the teachers    durii
Teachera' InstHnto week.
)O0   STOCK    TAKES   FLItlt
.la's 2-0 victory over th* Bull-
e pime for the squad. Tor.
;h UyoU »..n the game, she
iwo   ineligible   players,   givbsg
ie game mu t be replayed. LcT-
. to Fresno.
impionship for the state will be
.1 I ia'.r Wh. when th* BnD-
lact that C O. P.
against this year.
kS  tackle, Wi°-
t   guard,  Hu'nlca.
le. Dodson:  rn-l i
ker Wells, thc speed king of
a.i M-: probably the nest to
w.    Judge  Crichton says that
■ ■a-.-s and start housekeeping at Sheriff Jones' hotel the nest
•'me he^ "^"'Tjt \V3Cs?hiTb^
'pri«sTof,hun,«r'tforone'LonUi. He
,w- comes to college a I. stage in-
cad of a la Cadillac.
When  interviewed b.   the Collegian
This make< ,he third celebrity that
he r.a.l hour.N of Onlral California
ave   tracked     to   his   lair—William
JAPANESE STUDENTS
PUBLISH MAGAZINE
Tacked   with  Jokes,  poems,  stories
! .  ['.", ph0HikidaTedltor of the
magaalne, tells the  purpose of the
-There   must   be   a
.-., . r '.i.ii.i !u|. I.liovn th-  Ann.
; :     '
, m are publishing The
Nucleus, in which the Ideas of the
Japanese students may b* «pressed "
the magaiine Is well worth reading.
itur*.    -Th*   little poem.
•Tin-.e-."   written   in   elqulsite   vers-
rlul command
of the Ensdlsh language that the Jap-
i. farce, "Shakespeare
writes Macbeth," further portrays the
Th* Japanese are apparently at home
lokesrareMtruly   American   in  their
atine are found many of the
of the Fresno SUte College.   Another
■      i   .
.......      ,   a
Friday. November 10th. in the Stu-
ent Affairs room the Agendas held
Harvest party for their pledges.   A
feo^StedtrrTluJ^tlS
njm MeCuU"«h.. Germldto* C