A Big Game
One of the fiercest battles ever
fought on a baseball diamond was
won last Thursday by the 'O7 Me
chanicals from the 'O7 Civils. Each
side played fairly well as a whole,
but the civils were rather weak in
the in-field, especially Ist base. In
the third inning it became evident
that "Buster" was too short for good
fielding so "Sleepy" Schwenk took
his place in the fourth. Both of the
Steigerwalt twins won their "M's,"
each scoring a run.
Lacrosse
The Lacrosse rackets, which were
ordered by the Athletic, Association
have been received, and practice
was commenced last Thursday in
front of the Annexes. It is too late
to arrange any games for this year,
but next year it is intended to es
tablish the game firmly and arrange
a schedule. There will be about
two dozen sticks, and all who wish
to come out for the fall practice
next year can be accommodated.
Ohio State University and Swarth
more are among the few institutions
that put their co-eds to practical ac
count. In each institution the co
eds are represented on the debating
team.
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