The Tiger (student newspaper), Sept1903-June 1904 . ament recently held here. Miss Ella Graber, 02, has come to this cityto spend her summer vacation. She came in timetor the Winters Tale. Mr. Bingham Rastall, 01, A. M. 03, isin Colorado Springs and will remain until afterCommencement. COLLEGE NOTES. The California Glee and Mandolin Club isgoing to be at Perkins Hall June 3. Lets see ifthose California boys are as good as ours! Miss Ada Seifried, ex-o4, arrived this weekto remain until after Commencemnt. Miss Sei-tried and Miss McGee, also ex-o4, havejust received their degrees a
The Tiger (student newspaper), Sept1903-June 1904 . ament recently held here. Miss Ella Graber, 02, has come to this cityto spend her summer vacation. She came in timetor the Winters Tale. Mr. Bingham Rastall, 01, A. M. 03, isin Colorado Springs and will remain until afterCommencement. COLLEGE NOTES. The California Glee and Mandolin Club isgoing to be at Perkins Hall June 3. Lets see ifthose California boys are as good as ours! Miss Ada Seifried, ex-o4, arrived this weekto remain until after Commencemnt. Miss Sei-tried and Miss McGee, also ex-o4, havejust received their degrees at Leland Stanford , and will receive honorary degreesfrom this College. Miss Louise Dunbar, ex-04,who graduates from the University of MinnesotaJune 2, will, be given an honorary degree. Miss Edna E. Foster, ex-o3, has accepted theprincipalship of the Caldron High School, Ne-braska. Miss Flentye, ex-o4, who is visiting Dr. Muir,expects to remain in this city until after Com-mencement. THE TIGBk. ti ACADEMY DEPARTMENT I S. James Editor. BASEBALL. CUTLER ACADEMY 13, HIGH SCHOOL I. In defeating the High School Thursday wewon beyond a doubt the championship of theSouthern Interscholastic League for this teams were in good form, but from thevery first inning up to the end of the ninth wecompletely outclassed our opponents and grad-ually ran away from them. Our heavy batting and Bernards pitching werethe features of the game. Following is the scoreby innings : Cutler Academy ..20222001 4—13High School o 1 o o o o o o o— 1 SUMMARY. Earned runs. Academy 8; stolen bases, Mcln-tyre 3, Roe, Moore, Yeomans, Lockhart, Tyler 5 ;two-base hits, Bernard, McCreery, Moore; homerun, Graham; struck out, by Bernard II, by Howe3, by Stovell 2; base on balls, off Bernard 4, u THE TIGBR Howe 4, Stovell i; wild pitch, Howe 2; passedball, Weller 2; inings pitched, Howe 5, Stovell4; hit by pitched ball, McCreery, Yeomans; baseon errors, Cutler 2, High School 2; umpire, Mer-rill
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