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This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Archives and Special Collections at SCARAB. It has been accepted for inclusion in The aB tes Student by an authorized administrator of SCARAB. For more information, please contact [email protected]. uhml No. 21 Bates College, Lewiaton, , Wednesday, February 10, 1943 Price: Ten Cents 0bcats UBBK. sears Attention! Calling All Meteorologists Army Postpones ERC kin For 1st Series Win Mr. Carl Blcchof of We si cyan University and representative of Unassigned Induction Maine Five the Army Air Force Meterolgolcal Program, will be on the Bates Lt. Colonel Edmonds campus this coming Friday, Feb. Udoin Monday Student Envoy Sees Ski Team Takes ISU Says Reservists May 12, to discuss with interested stu- Finish 2nd Semester always a nemesis to Bates Reactionary Trend dents the opportunities of and to 0- teams. may have put the outline the various meteorological By Sweeping Firsts In a special telephone communique fet* he team's By Valerie Saiving '43 Oil t training programs. raced by the spectacular all-around from Lt. Colonel Horton Edmonds of nip hopes at Waterville last The nation is experiencing a skiing of Bud Ireland, the Bates ski the First Service Command Head- 10 Men who are interested in inter- F* night, but Hyme Shanahan's wave of reactionary thinking. team broke through to win the ISU quarters and officer in charge of the ay ■» viewing Mr. Bischof, whether they I*"- five intends to do the same Most striking example of the gov- meet held at Lewiston last week. ERC in this corps area. Dr. Lloyd W. 8 P"" University of. Maine quintet ernment's change of attitude is Under- are in the ERC or not, must see Winning the first place title means Fisher, Armed Services Representa- jjje Alumni Gym tomorrow secretary of State Sumner Welles" Dr. Lloyd W. Fisher for Informa- that the Bobcats may enter the com- tive, received word that all ERC men in colleges which began their second speech at the University of Maryland tion and appointments. It it sug- petition at Dartmouth next week end semester before the 27th of January, under the guiding eye of last Thursday. Welles spoke definitely gested that they consult the main in the Senior Division of the ISU. has enjoyed one of Its earlier in the war for American col- 1943, will be able to remain In college ijj, Sew". bulletin board to see exactly for Bob Vernon, Vic Lindquist, and accessful basketball campaigns laboration in a post-war international for the entire second semester unless Fred Jones all tasted their first bit of unforeseen circumstances suddenly I ■ It has trounced Northeastern organization. In last week's address, which of the three courses their intercollegiate skiing and showed con- arise. This message came yesterday doia twice, ana it has edged however, characterized as 'a swing educational background will qua - siderable promise. Vernon and Jones, morning, when Lt. Colonel Edmonds, w- ma thriller at Orono. SezaTc has far to the right in America's foreign ify them. sin" both sophomores, added points in every who had just returned from Washing ranks several first rate ball policy," Mr. Welles declared: is event with Bob winning the cross- ton, called Dr. Fisher long-distance to There is Gene Hussey, second Users "It can never be made too clear, nor country by 2 seconds from Goodell of confirm information of this nature fga in the state, at center; reiterated too often, that the foreign Vermont. Lindquist scored second which had leaked out through the fBlt. the blonde-haired sharp- policy of the people of the United place in the jumping, behind Ireland. 96 National Institute newspapers and over the radio Mon- .[.also well up In the scoring States . . . should only be determined i Hates won all first places with Ver- day night and Tuesday morning. l^vd Quint, another dangerous mont and MIT taking their share of from the standpoint of what ^plpffC TWA ^PlalUfC Immediately after this message. Dr. .'**: uerformer, and the always American people believe is their real, WVlCLla 1 HO IjClUUl a seconds and thirds. Jimmy Klein of Fisher conferred with college authori- ^jfcft'indy Work at guard. Maine their practical self-interest. Our for MIT, one of the better skiers in the Two seniors, Norman J. Boyan, Mt. ties who telegraphed the men of the teams which it can alternate eign policy never will be based upon meet, came through with a second in Vernon, N. Y., and Henry G. Corey, Reserve who had left school earlier J manner that will wear iown emotional altruism nor sentimental as- the downhill. I;*-"- Jr., Highlands, N. J., have received because of anticipation of immediate uu with so few substitutes as piration." appointments as interns in the 1943 This is the first time that a Durgln- call from the ERC. | j,:as boasts. The speech, devoid of references to training program of the National In- coached cross-country team has de- lie primary problem of the Oro- the plan of world cooperation which stitute of Public Affairs. Each year feated the Black Bears from Maine, I fm is just how, who. and when they he advocated last year, was explained no more than 50 internships are of- giving Bates the State title, and also I «iD stop sophomore Jack Joyce of by the Washington Times-Herald as fered in competition by the National the first Eastern Ski Championship. Summer School Head s. The current state scoring lead- "a recognition of the mounting tide of Institute to college seniors and grad- The team scores in ISU were: Bates, Ijrto has averaged an even 18 nationalism and individualism which uate students throughout the country. 572.34; Vermont, 565.59; MIT, 504.58; Requests Student Aid pits a game to date will be out to observers have noted in. the fighting WPI, 487.79. In the Maine meet the Selections for the seven months' . By Prof. Raymond L. Kendall mister another field day. At Colby forces and which were evidenced in scores were: Bates, 578.92; Maim i nurse are made without regard to A committee of faculty members is I fee Hunter stuck with Joyce all the Democratic defeat at the polls last 549.S6. regional quotas or geographical dis- now struggling writh the problem of I Dght and limited him to 11 points — November". tribution, only the best candidates be- setting up a summer session program jibadnight for the sensational Bobcat Other indications of a reactionary ing chosen regardless of college or for students accelerating. Preliminary Kreard In the first Maine-Bates trend in Washington politics are plen- place of residence. No alternates are blanks, distributed in chapel this lane. Jack tallied 23 points to cop tiful. Only Friday the State Depart- appointed. Candidates are judged on morning, should be filled out with the |te evening's high scoring honors- Weed And Ginn Win ment blocked the sending of Edgar the basis of scholastic standing, quali- aid of the adviser or major professor iltiough Bates athletic teams A. Mowrer, perhaps the best inform- ties of character, ability, and leader- and returned to the Office of the Reg- I ateit been able to outscore Bow- Frosh Speaking Honors ed man in the country on French af- ship, and definite interest in public istrar as soon as possible. U outfits at anything during the fairs, to represent the government in affairs. In the freshman class debates held Acceleration is no longer entirely school year, from ail appear- North Africa; another example of the last night at Chase Hall, Geraldine a matter of personal convenience or After a month of orientation, in- t looks as if the Bobcats will barring of men approved by the FBI Weed and William Ginn shared indi- preference, whether men or women. 'w blood next Monday evening at and by Army and Navy intelligence terns are placed in various federal vidual speaking honors, while the af- Patriotism and the national emer- offices to study and observe govern- '* Alumni Gym when Shanahan's from going abroad, because the con- firmative team of Donald Richter, gency requires that each individual ment operations and carry out practi- Ijwriul basketeers entertain Neil servative State Department objects to Barbara Miller, Herbert Knight and complete his or her training for em- cal assignments. Each intern is as- Ifauoutvs hapless Polar Bear hoop- their progressive political views. Still the negative team of Edward Glanz, ployment, profession, or military ser- signed to a competent official who ac- a third example is Congressman Hen- Raymond Cloutier. Dorothy Strout vice as snon as possible. cepts responsibility for supervising Bowdoin won a game over the Port- drick's proposed rider to an appro- won the team awards. Student suggestions and help in set- his government training. The course | «i V feu t Saturday evening for its bations bill whose effect is to re- ting up a suitable program for the includes informal study and discus- There were two debates, presiding *>vin uf the season. In two gn me* move permanently from the govern summer session will be welcomed by sions with administrators, legislators officer of the first being William Ginn, •Maine, Bowdoin has found itself ment payroll William Pickens, distin- the committee. and press correspondents as well as recently elected president of the I «fc small end of a large score both guished negro in the Treasury Depart- courses at American and George freshman class. The subject of the de- "»s Several weeks ago Maine ment, because of charges of disloyalty Wahington Universities. Most of the bate was "Eighteen to Forty-five Draft [ kneed the Polar Bears 80-29 and made against him by Dies. The graduate interns now have responsi- for Labor". The affirmative was up- | to followed this up with a more re- Treasury Department has repeatedly bilities far larger than those usually held by Donald Richter, Barbara Mil- Prof. Quimby Outlines W45-2S verdict. Bates dropped a expressed its confidence in Pickens' ler, Herbert Knight, while the nega- given to their age groups. | toaier t0 Maine 57-49 a couple of loyalty. tive side was supported by Geraldine Oratorical Contest Boyan has majored in history and i* back. Comparative scores, The chief cause tor this sudden Weed. James Christie, and Raymond government and Corey in economics. Although no definite date has been |*More, give Bates a definite edge. swing to the right seems to be the Bond. Doth have been outstanding in scho- set for the Bates College Annual Ora- |*t winter the Bobcats took the belief that the worst of the war is lastic achievement and extra-curricu- "The Trimester Plan for Bates Col- torical Contest, Professor Brooks ■f Bears twice. over and that victory is just around lege" was the topic for the second de- Quimby of the Speech Department an- lar activities. the corner, although governmental bate, with vice-president of the fresh- nounces that the opening speeches will Renews Weekly Open leaders found the pronouncement of man class, Muriel Ulrich, as presiding probably be delivered around the first liberal aims and policies necessary to officer. William Ginn, Caire Cara, and of March. At Women's Union mobilize public opinion in the first Schaeffer Reveals Robert Woodward took the affirmative Candidates from both sides of the ror eus and coeds sick of movies stages of the war, when we seemed to side of the question, with Edward campus are eligible, with no restric- ••hose Friday night dates, here's a be losing. ' Robinson Play Plan Glanz, Raymond Cloutier, and Dor- tions as to class. Any subject suitable othy Strout presenting the opposition. *"« to do something different since The first play production of this for oration may be presented. P»«ekly open houses at the Wo- Six Men Graduates Gain semester is scheduled to be presented The speakers were allowed six min- The final speeches will be held on *'• Union are being renewed. on the stage of the Little Theatre on utes for their main speeches with a March 18 with the successful contes- Jfc facilities of the Union are College Club Membership the 25th and 26th of this month. It three-minute rebuttal at the end. tants of the preliminary speeches par- *"*ii open from 7:30-9:30 on Friday Six men of the fervour-he, re will be an adaptation of a short story The best individual speaker cap- ticipating. Professor Quimby states P« with activities for every taste, that there will be an opportunity tor ceived their degrees at^ « by Ethelyn Knight, and is entitled, tured the $10 prize, while each mem- PJhg pool, ping-pong, cards. •The Brink of Science". ber of the winning team was awarded six successful candidates to enter the ^ers, and dancing to the latest convocationelected to the on C^legeCluhT^y^*"-* * ^ are final round of speeches. It is an experimental demonstration $5. The money for these prizes came *•* on the vie. There will also A first prize of $40 will be awarded Minert Thompson, Geo g ^ of adapting a radio play to the theatre from the Almon Cyrus Libby Memo- '^•c for the pause that refreshes. to the foremost orator, with a $25 and Freeman Rawson Job and will be handled entirely by mem- rial Fund, established for outstanding *"* these open houses will not be eighton Watts, and Koy ^ $15 award for the second and third L bers of the Play Production Group. proficiency in Speaking and Debating. J7lf there is anything else, such as places. The prize money for this ora- Since nine seniors ar ^ Tickets for this production will go on The judges were Madeline Butler '44, v*k«tbaii game or a play, going on Prof. Paul Whitbeck, and Prof. Paul torical contest comes from the Charles membershiP each year - sale on, or about the fifteenth or six- ' nleht. a notice will be posted Sumner Libby Memorial Fund. mon will be appointed at B. Bartlett

; teenth of this month. ' ■■ «*k. Dating Is reciprocal-boys men will * girls, girls may ask boys. " the present The Bates Student, Wednesda^bruary^^ PAGE TWO The JT\.S • • • hyU Hathorn Strikes BATES STUDENT By Sylvia Reeae '44 ODD NAME DEPT Hasn't been much doing this week, PROF JAS.H ENGLISH I (FOUNDED IN 1S71) guya and gals, so we'll make It a short TEACHES SPANISH AT / GROVE CITY COLLEGE / (THE AUBURN NEW* — TELEPHONE 1010) one. When the khaki-colored trucks with Editor (Tel. 83364) .. .Norman J. Boyan '43 the white stars on their sides rolled up Frye street Wednesday night, we AT EDINBURGH UNIV- ? must admit that the "Ft Williams ERSITY THERE ARE m Managing Editor.. (Tel. 83399) George S. Hammond 43 BELLS OR WHISTLES TO , baskebtall team" sounded rather for- ANNOUNCE THE BEGIN\ifjel midable. But our team took the situa- OF CLASS PERIODS c^' News Editor (Tel. 83399) Donald Roberts '44 CENTURIES UNlFORVEi tion well in hand and beat the soldier "BEDELS" (GLORIFIED .'•,•,. boys. Good work, Jack Whitney mtih ITORS) HAVE 6X3LEV'. i Sports Editor Edmund Gibson '44 CALLED THE STUDENT,; boy, for being a high scorer. Saturday rvi'unvVDY DAY'AT IDS ANGELES CITY TO CLASS/ night our boys weren't so fortunate; %5°E £UDE£TS WEAR -.DEIFICATION Women's Editor Rita Silvia '44 the Colbyites won: 38-37. Tony Drago TAGS AND SAY HOWDY TO /-" EVERYONE THEY MEET/ / GEMTLEAAEN Business Manager .... (Tel. 83398).... David Kellsey '44 was high man that night. Friday and Saturday there began to Advertising Manager (Tel. 83363) George Zimberg '46 be, all of a sudden, a strange but not unpleasant Increase in the quota of Circulation Manager . (Tel. 83364) .... Albert Geller '45 men on campus. They came by train, bus, and the Vermonters even rolled over from Burlington in taxis. A mere «»P«I»E~T.O FOH NATIONAU AOVtOtltlNO Of Published weekly during the collage National Advertising Service, Inc. six hour ride. Friday night the various track teams took over the coeds and year by the Student* of Bate* College College Publishers Representative 420 MADIBON AVt. New YORK. N. Y. Saturday night the ski teams did like- CUCAM • lOaTOI • LOl UWB ' *»« FIAKUCO wise. We can't say we have any com- plaints about the situation — right gals? What's a gal to do concerning Member Entered ■• eeeond-claas matter at the steady exodus of men? We still the Peat Office, Lewleton, Main* don't see how Bud Ireland could hop Ussocwled GoHe6iate Press out of the infirmary one day and win Distributor of Subscription the ski jump the next. Nice going, ski A, 0>lle&ia1eDi6est $2.50 par year In advance boys. By the end of last week, every step and stair on campus was taken very STUDENT Quandry . . . gingerly indeed by the coeds. If there was any girl on campus who wasn't Tea Follows Women's After last week's small-size issue had been distributed, stiff, sore, and lame Saturday morn- Debate With Maine Coeds Norris-Hayden ing, we give to her our biggest and the editorial and business staffs of the STUDENT were juiciest orchidae. Whenever we hear Tomorrow afternoon, from 3:30- LAUNDRY "To the rear march about face, or 5:30 in the Women's Union, there approached as to the why's and wheref or's of reducing the bend-down-touch toes", we flinch. At wiU be held a women's debate with the University of Maine, In which Our Work is UnbeataJ size of the paper. This measure had to be taken for rea- this rate, we'U be the healthiest bunch of females this side of the equator. Mildred Cram '44 and Nancy Lord '45, sons which can fit under two headings: economic neces- Glimpses: Rubber boots becoming the Bates speakers, will uphold the Contact Our Agent standard apparel on campus. It's rath negative on the proposition of Inde- sity and manpower shortage. er lowering to the morale when you pendence for India. Auburn Tel. 231 come to what appears to be a nice Dean Hazel Clark will pour at a The economic aspect concens the inability to put to- solid hunk of ice, step on it, and sink tea after the speaking and Valerie up to your knees in nice could water; Salving '43 will preside at the debate. gether a seven-column regular size issue at the current the new chapel seating plan seems to Miss Lavinia Schaeffer and Miss Ly- rate of advertising in the face of present and expected be working out quite well, especially dia Frank, both of the Speech De- Protect Your Eyes for the Vs and Z's who can actually partment will be special guests. Ar- rising costs in paper and help as well as shortage of news- see and hear what's going on; three rangements for the affair have been Central Optical Co.| cheers for Phil Blanchard and his 3.2; made by Madeline Butler '44. print. The second purpose is to erase the financial deficit good to see Sill Powers back on fur- E. L. VININQ lough from Illinois; if it seems rather in which the paper is now running enough to insure those difficult to explain the unorthodox BAT E S-0 N-T H E-AIR Registered Optometi A program of book reviewe ie staff members who were working for salaries at least a odors emanating from Che dorms. Just Tel. 339 take a look at Sam's shop some night the feature for this week's Bates- on-the-Air presentation over portion of their contract remuneration as well as to hand and watch the line waiting for Italian IN MAIN ST. LtWII sandwiches; Foxle receiving numer WCOU tonight. These reviews over to the next staff a solvent paper. ous letters and phone calls from Dean will be read by Charlotte Stache- in Alabama; Jackie Joyce, or "Lover" lek '44, Ethlyn Knight '43, and The manpower shortage concerns the number and as he is known to his closest and Bruce Park '44. The director for dearest friends, climbing the hill to the program is Mary Ann Gross Fro - Joy quality of the reportorial and make-up staff. A glance at Cheney House frequently; Sally Ann '44, technician, Virlgnia Gentner the mast-head will show that neither the Managing nor Adkins', talk on Turkey was most in- '43, with Shirley Stone '45 as an- teresting. Their ideas on marriage and nouncer. News Editors are at present in college. Since this work divorce are" fascinating, to say the least; Dickie Schutt and his becoming ICE CREAM must be carried on and since of the two sophomores who new haircut. Plaza Grill would have naturally succeeded to these positions, one has We close with the little ditty about the girl who swallowed a bullet — ber Home of Good Food already been gone over a week while the other expects to hair grew in bangs. 'Bye! Up-to-the-minute Soda Fountain. Air-Conditioned be in the service by February 20th, we have neither the OUR CHOICE Modern Booths numerical personnel nor the time to readjust the staff to UNION SQUARE A Bates Tradition this situation. For these reasons, although we do not like Taxi Phone 2000 CHECKER CAB CO. LEWI8TON TEL. 136* GEO. A. ROSS to take this step, we have to institute the policy of keeping to this smaller size. The College Store Say It With Ice Cream] One thing that could help the situation, however, QUALITY is for COURTESY SERVICE Elm Street would be to secure the volunteer services of men, with or BATES STUDENTS You've Tried the Rest without journalistic experience, who do not face immedi- Now ate induction into the service and of more women of high- Henry Nolin TRY THE BEST er calibre willing to assume the responsibilities and privi- Get It Once . . . and STERLING Jewelry and Watch Repairing By Towle, Qorham, Lunt, Wall" You'll be Back leges formerly reserved to men reporters. Unless imme- 71 Lisbon Street Telephone Sit and Reed Barton diate application by such people to the editors is forth- PRIZE CUP8 • CLOCKS FOUNTAIN PENS - BILLFOLDII coming the STUDENT, which serves a very definite and W. V- WARREN'S GROCERY 8TORE Expert Watch Repairinq useful purpose as a means of student opinion besides be- HA8 EVERYTHING YOU NEED Sam's Italian FOR THAT LATE LUNCH Sandwiches Barnstone-Osgood ing a source of information, may have to be curtailed even Located at 74 Ruatell Street Jewelers MAIN STREET - LEWI8TON further owing to lack of adequate personnel. Directly Behind Parker Hall Lewlston ■»'"•

nditioi -"■»**» atatetw^^ Pebruary 10> 1943 PAGE THREE popsters Drop State Balanced Huskies ies Tilt To Colby SPORT SHOTS )r Sweep Track Meet By TOD GIBSON *44 Le Hunter's Last Northeastem's balance which netted a total of 66 points, double winners, AT THE MIKE good answer. He rationalized to per- iute Basket Soph Stars Pace Joe Carey of Bowdoin and "Flash" Meredith "Dick" Williams, making fection. "Well, if I take 100 shots Garnet 38-37 Alberghini of Northeastern, and the his official debut as announced at the against Colby and make 16, that'll Hges record-breaking performances of Al tri meet last Saturday had a rather still be 32 points and 32 points ain't bot in the last 15 sec- „ping 9 Quintet To Victory berghini and Bob Slmms of Bowdoin embara8sing time reporting the re- hay." You just can't stick that guy, right guard Gene Hun- (olav by were the features of last Saturday's sults of one particular event. . North- that's all. tie Colby Mule basketball triagular meet held at the Bates cage eastern men had taken the first two • • • thrilling 39-37 win over Over Fort Williams and won by Northeaster. The Hus- places and Bowdoin the third In the THE STORY hauanabanT" Bates Bobcats last kies' depth in every event paid oft in event. Williams casually announced OF THE WEEK v evening at Waterville in a a big way. The final count showed 66 the winner as "So and So of Bow- One of the most disappointed men ■ b wjU undoubtedly have a and semi-pro stars, the Bates College points for the winners, 30 & for Bow- doin" ... A howl from the Husky on campus last Saturday was Phil hearing on the final state se- basketball quintet chalked Up its flfS doin, and only 11^ for Ray Thomp. track squad rung forth. Dick excused Blanchard, a member of the up-and victory in eight stats over a highly- son's Bates forces. himself aud proceeded to the second nding- coming Bates Independent basketball ,rent into the game with a rated Fort Williams team at the Seven first places went' to the Bos- place winner. "So and So" of Bowdoin cluster. A game with a cocky gym jnd lost record and had trl- Alumni Gym last Wednesday by a ton delegation, four to Bowdoin, and was again his remark. Another howl class five had been arranged for the bl-49 score. arose from the delegation. Ex- jn ^s fast two encounters. A a lone one to Bates. Joe Carey, who Indies for Saturday afternoon. Phil cused again the junior track manager . lUt. Mules would have set the Jack Joyce, the Garnets scoring has been partially blotted out of the left for his home in Wlscasset on Fri- the important Maine game ace, was definitely "off form", espe- (Continued on page four) continued and made It one for three day with the intention of arriving br 3k by calling the third place winner per- riston on Thursday. As things cially early in the contest as he miss- on campus by game-time on Saturday. fect. Other than that Williams did a Wi Bates has lost two straight ed innumerable shots. Later In tne Of course when one goes home one fine job at the mike, particulary fine i encounters while Maine haB re- game, however, the sophomore for Athletic Dept. Releases doesn't sleep too much. Friday night when considering some of those pair of wins. These two ward "found his eye", and when the was a rather late one for Phil and he Northeastern names with which he -ere early season favorites to final whistle sounded he had tallied Intramural Schedule didn't sneak back into the house un- dealt . . . Pistorinio, Alberghini. Rhry- I, conference flag. 22 points, it was big Jack Whitney. Despite the expected shortage of til — well, we'd rather not say! But Tony Drago, and Red Barry who kept manpower on the Bates campus this holm, Carriero, Lalikos, Georgerlan, the Indies regular right guard got up •was close all the way and Mascianlca — to mention only a the Bates hoopsters In the running winter, there will be a complete in- al 8 on Saturday and prepped for the few. •olby usually holding a slight ad when the chips were down. tramural schedule according to Ath bus ride back to Lewiston. Mind you, • • • Hunter was easily the hero Before the fans had hardly realized letic Director Monte Moore. Basket- he had only a few hours — we won't for it was he who Sue- evening. It, the towering soldier team shot into ball is a certainty, and there may be PERFECT say how many — of sleep. Blanchard accomplished the task of RATIONALIZATION s':.)" an 8-0 lead on baskets by Cloutier, a league organized in hockey, volley- arrived on campus in a nick of time. Bates' Jack Joyce at bay. The Boas, Gwaydowsky, and two foul shots ball, handball, or squash if there is a We were riding Jackie Joyce about In a nick of time to find that the . Bobcat sensation was held to by Ross. great enough demand. hooping only 4 out of 25 shots at one game had been postponed until next of last week's practice sessions when |'(Coirtlnu«d on page four) Aa Joyce missed shot after shot, it In past years Intramural basketball week. The moral of the story, of was Whitney who came through in has made a big hit with those boys the young sophomore sensation put us course, is "Never lose your sleep over in our place. Thinking things over a a mere game". the clutch by pushing a rebound not eligible for the varsity. Teams bit, Joyce popped back with a pretty (Continued on page four) through the wicket. Within the next are organized according to dormi- seven minutes Whitney took passes, tories, and feeling usually runs high turned and pushed in four more bas- between the participants. There will kets to cut the soldiers margin down be six teams this year made up of to two points, 14-12. Here Tony Drago boys from East Parker, West Parker, tossed in a foul shot aud Joyce came Roger Bill, Off-Campus, New Dorm through with his first successful shot Middle, and New Dorm North. North to put Bates ahead for the moment Is the pre-season favorite Inasmuch Al Magulre, formerly of Harvard, as they recently defeated the Bates then tallied and the rangy servicemen jayvees, but West Parker is definitely 1—™* •«- from Portland Harbor led for the last a dark horse. Games will be played on every day 75,*- time as Barry came through with a nmrtn I nin ADUV one-hand shot from just outside the of the week with Monday, Wednes- W[ MCI icroar "bucket". Joyce then scored twice on day, and Friday games at 4:16; Tues- fast breaks, Drago dumped in a pair, day and Thursday games at 4:00; and and Barry added another. The Bob- Saturday games at 2:30 and 4:00. The cats now commanded a 27-18 lead, but ga,mes wiU be Play,ed_m .T. "**, the soldiers stayed in to cut the lead minute quarters and the decisions of down to three points at the halfway the referees will be final. Neither varsity men or men having won their mark, 28-25. letter previously in basketball are With the start of the second half eligible for competition. the play roughened up considerably, Following is a schedule for the first "FLOWERS AND A COCA-COLA J££M tory - Ridge Top and Joyce opened the scoring aftsr ... JUST LIKE HOME" over three minutes of unsuccessful at- round of play: Edge - $13.79 Feb. 9 ND Middle-South vs WP tempts by both teams to coax one 6 ft. 3 in. - 6 ft. 9 in. Feb. 10 RW vs OC into the netting. Feb. 11 ND North f8 WP Then Joyce came Into his own to Feb. 12 OC vs EP erior Quality - $18.79 keep Bates out in front when the sol- Feb. 13 ND Middle-South vs RW 16 It 3 in. - 6 ft. 9 in. diers began to get a bit close. The Feb. 15 ND North vs OC Bobcats managed to keep comfortably Feb. 16 RW vs WP out In front most of the time, but Feb. 17 ND Middle-South vs EP some sensational shooting by Lawson, Feb. 18 ND North vs RW a former New York Celtic, and Ross Feb. 19 ND Middle-South vs OC brought the Artillerymen to within Feb. 20 WP vs EP three points of the collegians with five Feb. 22 ND No vs ND Middle-So minutes left to play. Feb. 23 RW vs EP Bates put the pressure on at this Feb. 24 OC vs WP point, however, and took the fire out Feb. 25 ND North vs EP of the soldiers. Baskets by Barry, "You always enjoy it when you connect Joyce, and Drago gave the Bobcats a DINE and DANCE with a Coke no matter where. There's 10 point lead. With a minute left, two something about it that's special. All the baskets within five seconds of each difference between something really re- othes by Whitney and Deering sealed JOY INN freshing and just something to drink. Yes, the verdict. pva Ski Boot $14.95 American - Chinese indeed. The only thing like Coca-Cola is f Rubber Interlining, Double Coca-Cola, itself. Bet you've found that itch Restaurant | p High or Low Heel Draper's Bakery out alreac Special Dally Dinner • Wo 54 Ash Street BOTUED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY BY pdahar Bindings All kinds of Chop Suey to tako out Pastry Of All Kinds The Coca-Cola Bottling Plants, Inc., Lewiston Me. $4.95 pair MLlobontt.-ToL.164a n length. Light Weight Opp. Post Office Tel. 1115-M JUDKINS "Steel Poles $7.98 pr Valentine Heart Packages Milliken, Tomlinson Co. >. 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Sport Shots Huskies Win Hoopsters (Continued from page one) AT THE THEATRES (Continued from page three) (Continued from page three) four goals from the floor and three EMPIRE Bowdoin track spotlight for the past THEY DID IT BEFORE couple of years by Alan Hillman, re- from the foul line for 11 points. He Wed. - Tnurs. - Fri. - Safe AND THEY DID IT AGAIN cently called into the Army Air now has 162 in nine games for an Feb. 10, 11, 12, 13 These aren't the exact words of the Corps, came into his own by copping even 18 average per game. Henry Fonda, Thomas Micthell, Norm Boyan put the Bobcats in song that we all know but they are first places in both the mile and the Maureen O'Hara In "The Immortal two-mile run. The mile run was a nip front late in the game by scoring on close enough to apply to Colby's re- Sergeant" and tuck affair between the Bowdoin two free throws. This one-point ad- Friday and Saturn^ cent athletic teams — at least as far Sun. - Mon. - Tues. sophomore and Crowley of Northeast- vantage was wiped out on a two- Feb. 12 anrUV Feb. 14, 15, 16 as Bates championship hopes are con- ern, but class told and Carey won go- pointer by Jaworski. Colby, therefore, Mickey Rooney in "Andy Hardy's cerned. The 1941 Colby football edi- ing away. Although the two-mile event held a 36-35 lead with only a short EXTRA Double Life". tion snatched the title from us in the produced none too fast time, Carey while to go. Joyce came through to last four minutes of the Mules-Bobcat was easily the class of the field. put Bates in front 37-36 with less than VALUE a minute to play. But the Inevitable AUBURN grid tussle at Waterville — all of us "Flash" Alberghini of Northeastern occurred — Colby did it again. DAYS remember that except the present took first places in both the dash and Thurs., Fri., Sat - Feb. 11, 12, 13 lrosh — the 1941 Colby team "The Avenger" with Richard Dix the hurdles, shaving two-tenths of a beat us 10-9 in a game which robbed and thus set a new meet record. WOOL and "American Empire" with Ralph second from the existing tri-meet The only times Bates fans had a Bates of a title all to itself; the 1942 mark held by Strachan of Bowdoin. Richards. _ . football team added insult to Injury | chance to cheer was once early in the SKI JACKETS Sun. - Mon. - Tues. - Wed. In the final heat of the dash there meet when It was announced that by edging Bates for 3rd place ID lhe; Feb. 14, 15, 16, 17 were six Northeastern entries in the Jack Shea and John Thomas had series standing; and Saturday night six-man field. "China Girl" with Gene Tierney. the Waterville basketball team took taken four points between them In the ' $5.98 us over 38-37 and thus practically Bill Clean, Bates pole vaulter of last shot, and once late in the afternoon eliminated the Bobcats from the con- year, set a pole vault mark last year when Mike Latigola, who disappointed A store wide evenj ference first place race. "They did it with a leap of 11 feet, 7 inches, but in the high jump, won his letter by which every depart* before, they've done it again, but let's ?ob Simms of Bowdoin came through copping Bates' only first place In the offers you outstanij Plaza Barber Shop hope they don't do it again". in fine style to vault 12 feet, 3 inches broad jump. savings. 179 Main St. COLLEGE STUDENTS Reg. $6 98toS Victor & Bluebird BILL Charles Theodore Let Ua Do Your Shoe Repairing THE BARBER Many have attached] Prlcea Low for High Quality Work Popular Records AT with fur trim. Mosj Specialized in Breck's Lewiston Shoe Hospital are kasha-lined, *ea| Opp. Bulck Car Co. 7 Sabattua St. Seavey 's EM and COEDS W Scalp Treatment Hospital Square - Lewiston MO COURT ST. - AUBURN Chaaa Han - Hwrtl Hl-M sealed poplin. R«J a natural. Sizes 10 «f ei Make FLOWERS a Gift for your "Complete Banking Service" le Sweetheart for VALENTINES di Deliveries Made Saturday, February 13th 1 Lewiston Trust Co. The cc us Roak's Flower Shop Auburn Theatre Building - Tel. 980 - Aubivn Auburn in LEWISTON, MAINE Bill Chamberlain '45, Agent fu We Solicit the Business of Bates Students New*

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