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Volume XIX HARTFORD, CONN., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 25, 1923 Number 18 ''TRINITY 'PASSI'NG SHOW" NOMINATIONS WOR'CEST'ER GAlE RESULTS IN FOR NEXT YEAR TEN INNING J---l CLIMAXES SUCCESSFUL WEEK-END Senate Makes Nominations for TIE College Offices. Close Game Finally Called on Ten Acts of Vaudeville Make Account of Darkness. seventh inning when Shields and ELECTIONS ON Big Hit. DR. REILAND., '97., Loeffler succuffilbed. In the tei~>th, 1 3 BACCALAUREATE MAY AND MAY NEWMAN, PITCHER, Tuck, pinch hitting for Loeffler, fell A HUNDRED SUB­ IS STAR OF GAME the third victim. And the Tech SPEAKER Rules Governing Election fielders had very few ·easy chances. FRESHMEN ENTERTAINED Announced. The lead changed four times during Entire Team is Hitting and the game. In the first inning both Take-off of Faculty by Mueller, Rector of St, George's, New York, SENATE MINUTES. Fielding Well. teams were impotent. McGarrell and Murphy fanned for Worcester, and '18, Pleases Large Audience. Accepts Invitation of Seniors. Meeting of April 23, caUed to order McAuliffe grounded out to News by the President at 7.40 p. m., in the That green baseball team of Coach holme. Norman h~t to the pitcher "The Trinity Passing Show of English office. Stone's is becoming a veteran combi­ Cronin to first hase, and Pryor was 1923", presented in Alumni Hall, Sat­ Word has just been received from Present: Hartt, Brill, Miller, Mor­ nation with amazing speed. Last robbed of a hit by Wilson. In the urday evening, April 21, as the c'l~max ris, Eastman, Norman, Ainley, Jones, Dr. Karl Reiland, rector of St. Saturday it ·played a ten-inning tie second frame both attacks got under to the Sub-Freshman Week-End, Birmingham, Tenney. Also Malcolm­ George's Church, New York City, that game with Wl()rcester Tech., before way, but not sufficiently to push brought to a high1y successful close Smith representing "The Hartford he has accepted the invitation of the the Sub-Freshman Week-End crowd, across scores. F'or the engineers, af the most interesting entertainment Courant." Class of 1923 to preach the Baccalau­ and contributed some hard hitting ter Higgins went via the Cronin-Nor for prospective undergraduates held reate Sermon, on Sunday, June 10. The President spoke of an inter­ and flashy field.jng. At the end of man route, Mason singled to left and in recent years. Ten acts of vaude­ The service will be held, as usual, in view with Mrs. Merritt, of the Hart­ the tenth innin,g, with the score 3 to Curran to center. Wilson dr ~ a ville, .the work of Slattery and New­ Christ Church Cathedral. ford Better Dancing .Committee. Brill 3, chief umpire DeRitter called the sharp grounder to Cronin who caught ell, comprised the program, with ad­ Dr. Reiland is a Trinity man. Class moved, Jones seconded, that the Sen­ game on account of darkness. Mas~m at the ·plate, Curran taking dresses during intermission by Dr. of 1897. He received the honorary ate send her word that the Senate From a Trinity standpoint, "Dick" third. Moran rolled out to Norman Ogilhy and Coach "Spud" Drew. feels that undergtraduates at Trinity degree of M. A. in 1913, and the hon­ Newman, southpaw pitcher, was a In the home half Newman was safe The opening number was a banjo orary degree of D. D. in 1918. He is College always conduct themselves as bright and shining light. His blind­ on Murphy's boot and stole, but died act put on by N. A. Anderson, '25, a member of Delta Kappa Epsilon. gentlemen on the dance floor. Car­ .sharp. ing speed and . .JJreaking curves, on second when Ortgies and Jones and 'Casey, '25. The act was excell­ ried. had the Worcester club swingers. com­ \ined out to center field, and News ently done and several encores were Eastman brought up a suggestion pletely subdued except in the fourth holme rolled out to McAuliffe. demanded. Following this came an that the chairman of the Union Com­ inning when, with the aid of a tricky acrobatic .act by Winslow, '25, and mittee and the man in charge of the wind, the engineers put trun of In the third the first score was gram both would try to break their bills, under the budget system. Mil­ Professor Dadourian, the g.ame. Not content w4th allowing manufactured. Shields opened with necks. There was no such attempt in ler explained that the Finance Com­ P. J. Norman, '23 only five hits, and striking out ten a hit to right, st-ole second and took evidence. The two m.at men did some mittee had a~ready p1wild pitch. Loeffler's long difficult stunts, and the only accident arrangement for next year. Arthur Dempsey, '26 clouted out a triple and double, scored sacrifice fly to right scored him. was a failure of the tiger skin trunks. BiTmingham moved, NOirman sec­ Professor Krieble, two runs, and stole a base. Not a worcester came back in the n~xt These were fastened a la evening onded, ·tha!t the Senate recommend to F. W. Bowdidge, '23 ib'ad afternoon's work for April. frame .with a tying run. McAuliffe gown, that' is With one slim strap over Mr. Wsingle to the same garden, give. Also, as usual, he brought a the committee in charge of .the Sub­ new song along. This time, instead the choice of a college, and pointed Newman stopped a hard smash scoring the pitcher, Ortgies -took sec­ out the advantages of a small college. Freshman Week-End, for their excel­ through the box with his bare hand of being a College Song, it was some­ lent work. Carried. ond on the throw !home, and third on Coach Drew followed the President and got his man. Jones turned his a short single to right by N ewsholme, thing better-an eulogy of Bill Duffy, N omirrations for College offices for champion long distance janitor, with and outlined the ·prospects for athlet­ back on the field and dashed out into but was left stranded by Loeffler. ics next year, bringing out the fact the year 1923-1924. center field to pull d0wn a drive from fifty-three years of service behind It was decided that five men be There was no more scoring until him. that all of the teams will have many Moran's bat. Shields played ring­ the sixth inning when Worcester took nominated for each off,i~e. In the Words of the song :follow: veterans available, and h;gh grade around-rosy wi·th the wind oh a high the lead. Murphy got a life w4en men to fill all the vacancies caused prima:ry election each elector votes fly to ri·ght and made .a runllling .catch fhth, stole, and took third on a Your heart will understand all the music used in the show except • • • • • • • • • : uted several fielding features that passed ball. Newman then struck out Bill's big heart and hands so old th t b th h t d Slattery • CALENDAR • brought hearty applause f11om an Mason for the last out. In the ninth a Y e ore es ra, an • : alien crowd. Wilson at third base Always true to the Blue and Gold, put words to several of "Ike's" com- • Saturday, April 28: Jones walked, for Tri~ity, but News­ B-1 double L, D-U double F-Y pos1"ti ons Wl"th h appy results · • Baseball, Trinity vs. C. C. •• scooped up a drive through shortstop holme hit into a fast doub1e play, (Shout) W 00 d '25 d H h '25 e • • with his gloved hand and committed McAuliffe to Mason to Murphy, kill­ ' 'an ump rey, 'cam • N. Y. at Hartford. : highway robbery in so doing. Pryor's Bill Duffy. out as a black-face team, and con- • Track, Trinity vs. W'orcester ing the side. t . d th f ·1 d f · ks • • drive was labeled for a hit, 'and would The fourth number was the most mue e US! a e o WISe remar · Tech .at Worcester. b th. · 1 have been one with most third base- First Inning. pretentious of the program, and was a out mgs m genera. • Wednesday, May 2: J '2' 1 ed th x,ylophone • men, but not with Wilson. on the jo]J. McGil!rreil struck out, Pryor dropped also the hit of the evening. A bur­ ames, "'• P ay ree Tennis, Trii~>ity vs. Union. at 1 t . 11 11 d the pro • • The general .activity of Mason -a· last strike, but put Murphy out at lesque of the Faculty, with all the so os excep 10na Y we , an · Schenectady. gram closed with several selections • !Friday, l\l'ay : shortstop was also -appreciated by the first. McAuliffe gro11nded out to foibles of that august body .accent­ 4 b th h t Th d'ence de crowd, while Curran in center 'field third, N ewsholme rto Norman. No uated, brought down the house. y e ore es ra. e au I - : 'Baseball, Trinity vs. St. "• raced far back toward the :fence and runs, no hits, no errors. Words were •by Muller, '18, music by manded more and more, until ~he Stephens art; Annandale. · · f" 11 h d t decline • pulled down a drive from Captain Norman grounded out at first, Newell, '23. mus1c1ans ma · Y a o · , Saturday, May ii: The oreh es t ra tIon. f oll ows: Baseball, Trinity vs. Ull!ion Norman's bat that was supposed to pitcher to first. Cronin flied out to The cast follows: 1 P Iano,. Ike N ewe 1~. '23·• BanJ·o • N1"ls .at Schenectady. • go for three bases. Calder, the. visit- first baseman. Pryor g'rounded out Dr. Remsen 'B. (}.gilby, A n d erson, '25· ; S axoph 0 nes • Dan Ken- Track, Trdnity vs. Union at • ing pitcher, was hit hard all through lthird to first. No runs, no hits, no G. W. O'Connor, '24 ned y, '25 , an d· J ames w·11 so n·• Cornet ' • Sch-enectady. • the game. Not a man who wore the er.rors. Dr. Adams ...... E. B. Anderson, '23 (Concluded on page 3.) ~·~·~·~·~~·~·~~cH~·~~

NOMINATIONS. SONGS OF SHOW. TABLET TO BE ERECTED (Continued from page 1.) AT STATE CAPITOL Slattery, '21, Newell, '23. ~br~ripob elections, the Union. (Copyright applied for.) Handkerchiefs TRINITY COLLEGE, The following schedule of seniors Will Commemorate Centennial UNDERNEATH THE SOUTHERN New Stock Har tford, Conn. in charge of ballot box was made: of College. Dr. Luther , '70, 9.00- 9.45, Miller. MOON. To r emove all doubt as to Member, Eastern Intercollegiate Newspaper 9.45-10.45, Ortgies. When the evening comes around and Association. to Participate m Ceremony darkness starts to fall • the kinds you would like- Nex t June. 10.45-11.45, Norman. P ublish ed Weekly throughout the College Year. 11.45-12.45, Miller. Then I see the moon arise and seem • is to pay a visit to our Big 12.45- 1.45, Brill. to hear you call Depa rtment wher e y ou will During the Easter vacation the 1.45- 2.45, Hartt. Calling to me from afar, but still I Subscribers are urged to report prom ptly Gen• ral Assembly granted permission replenish your stock just to any serious irreg ularity in the receipt of 2.45- 3.45, Tenney. seem to hear THE TRIPOD. All complaints and business to Trinity College to erect a tablet your taste. communications should be addressed to the 3.45- 4.45, Hartt. And I tell you in my dreams, I'm com­ Circulation Manager. commemorating the Cerutennial of the Among the m a ny you will Ballots shall be 'C·ounted by the ing to you dear. The columns of THE TRIPOD are at all College, on .the East P·ortico of the times open to alumni, undergraduates and Senate at 5 p. m. Chorus: find pure linen, with or others for the free discussion of matters of State Capitol. .As announced the interest to Trinity men. No anonymous com­ Nominations for Officers: Underneath that Southern moon without initials, pongees, so munications will be published, and THE tablet will ·be of slate and will bear For President of the Senate: Where darky !

"PASSING SHOW." 'Cause I'm one of the faculty, the You soon will b.e able to hear faculty Fidelity Trust Co. (Continued from page 1.) Trinity facu!.ty (Order.s) Duckey, the college M. D. 49 PEARL ST., HARTFORD, CONN. Haroutin, the physical wreck * * * But I'm one of the faculty, the Trin­ John Eagen; Drums, Earle Anderson, (Yea, 1br()fuer.) ity faculty We do general Banking as well as '23. Yes, one of the faculty, the Trinity Babbitt, professor of Greek CHECKING UP. all kinds of Trust Business. We so­ Following the program the entire f-aculty (Yea, •br()fuer.) A negro sauntered into the office licit aceounts fvom Trinity College audience was served with soft drink Haroutin, the physical wreck. Yes, one of the faculty, the Trinity of a white friend. "Good mawnin', Organizations and Individuals. and doughnuts, while cigarettes were • • faculty Mr. Withrow. Kin I use yo' tele­ LET US DO YOUR BANKING. passed during the evening. Every­ Babbitt, professor of Greek. l phone a minute?" he asked. body then walked out on the campus, Puddy Adams: ."Why, certainly, Sam." I'm one of the .faculty, the Trinity * * F. L. WILCOX, President (Trinity, '80) and most of them congregated in Swan: Sam called his number, and after faculty ROBERT B. NEWELL, Vice-Pres. and Treas. groups under the trees and sang the faculty, the Trinity a few minutes' wait said, "Is this Tee hee, yes, I'm jus•t plain "Put" I'm one of T. A. SHANNON, Sc:.eretary. College songs. Mrs. Whiteside? Well, I seen in de I've scratched my head in doubt f-aculty It is estimated that about a hun- paper where you-all wanted a good 'Til, all my hair's come out Duckey, the college M. D. dred men from preparatory and high . culled man. Is you still wantin' one? I've tried to fathom .out When you are s~ck at night A REAL BOOK SHOP schools enjoyed the hospitality of the Then the man youse got is puffectly Just what it's all about I'm always out ·of sight College over the week-end, although satisfactory, and you doesn't contem­ But my old "Bib Litt" did not seem to My pills fill all with fright as all of them were not registered an plate makin' no changes soon? All fit No wonder you ne'er feel right accurate count is impossible. Friday right, ma'am. Good-by.'' Edwin Valentine Mitchell Because it was condusi~e to sleep I call in the morning just after day's afternoon and Saturday morning the Mr. Withrow called to Sam as he But I'm one of the faculty, the Trin­ dawning BOOKSELLER, PUBLISHER AND president received the men in the left the telephone, "Now, that's too ity faculty And wonder why you're in a haze College office, and outlined the cours­ bad, Sam, that the place is filled.'' PRINT DEALER Tee hee, yes, I'm just plain "Put" But I'm one of the faculty, the Trin­ es offered at Trinity. Friday eve­ "Oh, dat's all right, Mr. Withrow. (Yea, 'brother.) ity faculty ning the vari.ous units entertained the Ise de culled man what's got de job, I'm one of the faculty, the Trinity Duckey, the college M. D. guests in the fraternity houses. Sat­ (Yea, br()fuer.) but Ise jest a wantin' to check up.''­ 27 Lewis Street, Hartford. faculty urday morning groups attended lec­ Yes, one of the faculty, the Trinity Judge. tures with the students. The Pro­ Tee hee-yes, I'm just plain "Put." fessors prepared special lectures, and * * ~ THEW. G. SIMMONS CORP. all the classes were attended by some Costello: sub-freshmen. Saturday afternoon I'm one of the faculty, the Trinity ••••••••••••••••••••• the baseball game at 4 o'clock absorb­ faculty Costello, the father of "Phil." • • ed attention, and that evening the Exclusive Agents for show came as a climax to the enter­ As in my class you sit Three Years for a Start • I ·=~ I tainment. Sunday morning most of And hear my ancient wit STETSON and "J. & M." the men attended College chapel, 1 never wonder why you're liable to SHOES FOR MEN with special music by the choir, and have a fit • OHN HANCOCK experience shows that • sermon by the President. Epicurus assures us but Coue will if you sell life insurance for three years you • The new plan of entertainment,­ cure us will continue for your entire active busi~ If we do his stuff day by day J recommended by the Medusa, has re­ • • ness life. 48 to 58 Pratt St., Hartford. ceived enthusiastic comment by But I'm one of the faculty, the Trin­ • • everybody connected with the College. ity faculty Why? Because you will £nd it the most Costello, •the father ·Of "Phil" • It~ • J. FRED BITZER, JR. effects in building up the student pleasant and remunerative business you can body are far superior to the plan (Yea, br.other.) • Agent for the Celebrated Hamilton • choose. It is constructive work, it produces followed in recent years. Yes, one of the faculty, the Trinity and Gruen Watches. f-aculty • self,reliance and independence and affords the • Diamonds, Jewelry, Clocks, Silverware THE FACULTY. CoSitello, the father of "Phil." • greatest satisfaction in every way. To be a • Fine Repairing Ogilby: • • JoHN HANCOCK representative in your com~ 19 Pearl Street, Hartford, Conn. • • I'm one of the faculty, the Trinity Shepard: munity is to stand for the best there is. faculty I'm one -of the faculty, the Trinity • • Social and Business Remsen, the king of them all faculty • Before making any decision regarding your • ENGRAVING Here's Adams and here's Swan Shepard, "the pqet Q.e gink." •• career write the "Agency Department." Humphrey, D.adourri.an Som~tiines · I swear .and curse • STATIONERS PRINTERS ·And Krieble and the rest .I like to write fr.ee verse • • PLIMPTON'S To me they are all the beSJt And lots of stuff much worse • • 252 Pearl St., at Ann, Hartford I print the editions of all admoni­ As joyful as .a~y 'hearse tions I ain the guy said Mark Twain was a • • And I · smoke a terrible pipe piker •• • G. F. Warfield & Co. For I'm one of the faculty, the Trin­ And start.ed a terrible stink ity faculty, F·or I'I]1. one of the faculty, the Trin­ • OP' BOSTON. MASSACHUSETTS • Booksellers and Remsen, the king of them all ity faculty Largest Fiduciary Institution in New England • Stationers (Yea, ·brother.) Shepard, the poet de gink. Yes, one of the faculty, the Trinity (Yea, 'brother.) • 77-79 Asylum Street, Hartford, Conn. .6. • faculty Yes, one of the faculty, the Trinity Remsen, the king of them all. faculty INFORMATION FOR FRESHMEN: ••••••••••••••••••••• Shepard, th; poet de gink. It's the Style to go to • • • • MARCH'S BARBER SHOP Chorus: Krieble: Room 1, Conn. Mutual Building'. Now we are the fa·culty, the Trinity I'm one of the faculty, the Trinity What do they mean . Vibration Shampoo. faculty faculty . Manicure by Lady Attendant. And we all do as we please. Krieble, the "molecule kid" ~~senior Wrangler''? We know we've got your goat Spring, winter and the fall CALHOUN SHOW PRINT. We've got you by the throat I work in Jarvis Hall ou may not have met. one of those dear old .. DIGNAM & WALSH, Proprietors 'Cause by the marks we wrote Making wood alcohol POSTERS,PLACARDS- · Why there are a bunch of E's And boy, that isn't quite all. Yboys,- Oxonian stuff, what, what?-but our · BIG TYPE PRINTERS. We ai;e 'Phi Betas, we're all P. H. D.'S. Juggling reactions, computing the ideaofaseniorwranglerisa'23 man tryingtowork · Also CALHOUN PRESS- Quality Job Printers Sure but that makes no difference to fractions up a lather with the wrong kind of shaving cream. 356 Asylum Street, Hartford. us Of gas that shoots up through the lid 'Cause we are the faculty, the Trinity I'm one of the faculty, the Trinity There's no "wrangling" necessary to get, a faculty f-aculty lather with Williams' Shaving Cream. ·Squt;eze THE SISSON DRUG CO And we all do as we please-forever­ Krieble, the "molecule kid" We are the faculty, the Trinity fac­ (Yea, •brone of the faculty, the and begin giving your (Yea, br()fuer.) Trinity faculty face this helpful care. Refectory Yes, one of the faculty, the Trinity Humphrey, who gives you ·the dope H. A. STEVENS, Proprietor. faculty (Yea, 'brother.) Troxell, our "Dinosaur Dan." Yes, one of the faculty, the Trinity Dining Room Open 8 a. m. to 8 p. m. • • f,aculty Dadourian: Humphrey, who glives y•ou the dope. I'm one of the faculty, the Trinity • • Visit also the LUNCH ROOM at the faculty Babbitt: UNION- Open till 11.30 p.m. Haroutin, .the physical wreck I'm one of the faculty, tlle Trinity 1 1ams And the rules I use faculty REPAIRING Have brought me much abuse Babbitt, professor of Greek For all work on Roofs, etc., call on And then to flunk· the boys And when Greek meets Greek Shaving Cream Repair Department - Charter 6610. Just fills my ·old heart with joys Of lunchrooms they will speak Competent workmen and high - grade Einstein and Pascal, old Voltaire the And then within ·a week metals, tin, copper, etc. rascal My students they soon will seek Olds & . Whipple- Compared with myself.... wer!l quite In Child's, in the Waldorf 164 - 166 - 168 State Street, Hartford. dumb / The PJymouth and ·others 4 THE TRIPOD

BASEBALL. Jones. Newsholme was out aJt first EXCLUSIVE AGENTS (Continued from page 1.) on completed double play. No runs, no hits, no errors. PUBLIC SALES. SOCIETY BRAND 1 Florsheim Second Inning. Tenth Inning. MENS CLOTHES Higgins grounded out Cronin to Calder struck out. McGarrell flied Shoes N otman. Mason singled over short­ out to Newman. Murphy grounded We have purchased 122,000 pairs stop. Curran singled over first. out, Newman to ·Norman. No runs, U. S. Army Munson Last Shoes, sizes Wilson hit to short, Cronin caught no hits, no er rors. 5% to 12, which was the entire sur­ Bill Battey's Shoe Shop Shields flied out to shortstop. Mason at the plate. Wilson safe on plus stock of one of . t he largest U. S. Strand Theatre Building. Tuck batting ferror. Newman stole second. Ortgies Game called on account of dark­ proof. The actual value of this shoe · · ' CATERERS IS flied out to center. Jones flied out ness. is $6.00. Owing to this tremendous workmanship always the French and American Ice Creams, to center. N ewsholme grounded out, Score, 3 to 3. buy, we can offer same to the public French Pastry, Confectionery, etc. The score: same-the best. That's why second baseman to first. No runs, no at $2.95. 701 MAIN STREET, HARTFORD. Trinity. hits, one error. Send correct size. Pay postman on we offer them. Telephone, Charter 2134. Third Inning. AB R H PO A E delivery; or send money order. If Norman, 1b, 4 0 1 16 0 0 Calder fanned. McGarrell ground­ shoes are not as represented, we will Cronin, ss, 4 1 0 5 1 ed out to Cronin. Murphy bounced 0 cheerfully refund your money prompt­ Pryor, c, 4 0 0 9 3 0 one to Newman. No runs, no hits, no ly upon request. Newman, p, 4 2 2 1 5 0 errors. Ortgies, cf, 4 0 1 1 0 0 Shields singled between first and Jones, 2b, 3 0 1 2 0 0 second, and stole second. He took Newsholme, 3b, 4 0 2 0 2 1 third on a wild pitch. Loeffler flied Shields, rf, 4 1 1 1 0 0 NATIONAL BAY STATE 6. flox out to right, Shields scoring after the ~ed£o. E.. ~~ • Loeffler, If, 2 0 0 0 0 0 catch. Norman kept up the attack ncorporat THE ORIGINAL W IDE *Tuck, 1 0 0 0 0 0 SHOE COMPANY, with a •single over second, but was caught stealing. Cronin made first MEN'S CLOTHES SHOP Totals, 34 3 9 30 15 2 296 Broadway, New York, N. Y. GARTER on a hit over second base. Pryor *Batted for Loeffler in tenth. Fifth Floor When you change from grounded to shortstop who put Cronin the old narrow garters to out at second. One run, three hits, the comfortable wide ones. be Worcester Tech. sure to start right. no errors. Get the original E . z.. which imi­ Fourth Inning. ABRH PO A E LE BAL TABARIN MAX PRESS tations cannot equal. McGarrell, rf, 5 0 0 1 0 0 "Just Across the Bridge" on the TAILOR, CLOTHIER, 35c to $1. everywhere, in sing~p McAuliffe doubled to center field. E. Z. !-Grip, and the S . Z. Sport Garter. Murphy, 1b, 5 1 0 15 0 1 B oulevard ." solely by Tbe Tboa. P. Taylor Co .• Bricl&eport. Conn. Higgins' double brought in McAuliffe. McAuliffe, 2b, 3 l 1 1 3 0 HABERDASHER, SHOES Mason flied out to Ortgies. Curran Moat Delightful Place Showing every Monday at the Union. Higgins, If, 3 1 2 0 0 0 The in Featured by Leading Dealers. grounded out, Newman to Norman. New England. • • Mason, ss, 4 0 1 6 5 0 Wilson struck out. One run, two 'll , O h f s· 201-5 Mam St., M1ddletown, Ct. Curran, cf, 4 0 1 4 0 0 hits, no .errors. Tasi o s rc estra o txteen Wilson, 3b, 4 0 0 0 2 0 Newman tripled to right. Ortgies ( 16) Pieces, with ---~------! Moran, c, 4 0 0 3 3 0 singled to right, bringing in Newman. Calder, p, 4 0 0 0 3 0 Royal Marimba Players. Jones flied out to first. N ewsholme singled to right. Ortgies took third. Admission 60c - including tax; Totals, 36 3 5 30 16 1 Newsholme stole second. Shields Saturdays and Holidays, $1.10. I safe on first on fielder's choice. Ort­ VVorces. Tech, 0 0 0 1 0 2 0 0 0 0-3 Macullar, gies out at home. Loeffler ground­ Trinity, . .. .. 0 I() 1 l 0 1 0 0 0 0-3 ed out to first. One r un, t hree hits, TRINITY TAILOR no errors. Summary: earned runs, Trinity 2, S. F.EGELMA.N, Proprietor. Fifth Inning. Worcester 1; two-base hits, Newman, Suits Made to Onler; Steam Cleaallir, McAuliffe, Higgins; three-base hits, Dyeing, Preuing and Repairine Parker Co Moran struck out. Calder ground­ Newman~ sacrifice hits, Loeffler, at Reasonable Priees. ed out, Cronin to Norman. Pryor McAuliffe; .Gouble plays, McAuliffe 449 Zion SL, cO!• HamiltoD, Hartford. dropped last strike, bu~ put McGar­ to Mason to M·urphy; stolen bases, rell out af Trustees. a beautiful catch. Wilson stru:ck out. Moran fL~ ed out to .Jones who made a good catdh. No runs, 1no bits, The Rev. Robert B. Gooden, D. D., Trinity 1902, no errors. Headmaster. Showing .Every Month at the Union. Or'tiies gronnd"ed out, S'econd bas-e­ man to first. Jones walked. N eW'.s ­ holme grounded to second baseman, who threw .to shortstop putting out 'Send for Illustrated Catalope. GEORGE L. GOODWIN., Representative.