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Vidette-Reporter (Iowa City, Iowa), 1901-04-09 THE CITIZENS' AND TRUST CO. Ceo. W. Ball, VI<e~L Jobn L.. bet, A"! Cub National Bank Dlll.crO ••. IOWA CITY. IOWA. TUESDAY. APRIL 9. 190:1 No, 72 W. Ball, Mra. B. P. Paraoo.. VOL.. 33 J. T. Turner, C•. Welcb. &. Bradway. GILL CHOSEN TRAINER GREEK TO MEET GREEK WID. A. Pry. Ca hier. Ceo. L. I'A It, Alit. C. Jl&rry GI11 of Coldwater, Olltarlo, HoMer Schwall of Pu-IWl.DIe Ba BALI OIJllH of All Arouad Athletic ChamploDlblp - Tbirty Dat Kad, 75 Champloll" of AlIlerlca, E~pecttd to Ard•• .hip Cup to &0 to 1110 r Tomorrow of erl. Th University of Iowa gaged Harry ill, of Cold\ ' ler, ntario, Canada, to train lh track t ~lll tlll~ ..,pring. Ir Jill w. notified of this action Saturday. and i. peeted to rrh-c in tll ily tomorrow. He i: the holder of the all around athletic champion hip of Amcric(l., winning the tit! I t . pring in the Amat ur Athletic nioll Championship me t at Knickerbocker athletic field,.. v College of Law York. IDen,&rnnent of L&ke lorelt UnlY. The competition in thi meet Will' strong. Tllr of Amt:rica's b t athlel - Ellery H Lark, of of Bachelor of Laws conferred Bo who complete the 3-yeara' ·tOIl, who won the event ill 1897, satisfactory to tbe Faculty. establishing the record of 6,!Z44 I gra(\uates who have a suffi- poin!... ; H. C. White, of Cohocton, t of credit ill legal studiet N. Y., who wOllthe meet ill 189 to advanced standing under the color. of Cornell Unh·cr· u JlIIlc1e for supplement­ education. ~ummer 'ity, and Dall Reuss, New Vork'. Dlonths of June and ~ · t all around alhlet , w re com­ It Thcl information addr petitors. Gill's 5t min won the meet with the record-br king tot I hi Rho \ of 6,360! poillt against 5,707 ~ I by Reu..,s, 5405 ~ by While, And 3957 by Clark. NG'S OFFICIAL The World aid of ill' work: BALL and " In tbe evcnb both of field and track the Canndian athl te ,'n!> IC GOODS tronger and faster than hi. com petitors. Tnll, gaunt. and awk· ward ill hi ' movement ,h co\'cred distance ill a way that surprised the spectator. H heaved the . ight with far more force and lrclIgth than. med to be in bb long, lank muscle., \ hit ill the high JUIllP aud pole vault he saiJed through the air like a big fiyiug macbin Official League Ball with every sail set.' , Is Ule Official Ball Gill com of au athletic family. of I h e National lIe i<; a cousin of George R. Gay, League, the prine!­ hold"r of the American record for I "~"(~~~ pol minor leagues ~ and all the leading putting the 16-pound bot. He i "-'/r'<J'Io... college associations 24 years old, 6 feel I inch tall, and HAndsome weighs 165 pound. Catalogue of Base Ball and aU Pan-American Athletic Events Athletic Sporn Free to any ....n. n Address. Many athletic attraction. hay Rodt I ,} (I ), 10 been scheduled for the Pan-Ameri­ can Expoition at Buffalo. Among APan. 2J the more importanl are the follow­ fnlliana'll Butl r, Bloo in bica 0 Ikloit. Chia&o. iug: Jowa \ Rode I laIld {II 10 ow York, Ohicaro, Denver. May I7-Corne11 unh'en;ity vs City. Michigan base ball game. Glee Club Concert May !Z4 and 25 NewVork State interscholastic track gam '. uri univ ity at ... Gem ... Barber ... Shop lay 3I-June I-Pan-American The men' and women' glee interCOllegiate track games. club assi ted by an orch tra of hbum colI . e at c. C. FISCHER, Prop. eight pieces gave a home coucert June 8-ComelJ vs Carlisle base .PJUJ. 2S South of Iowa State Bank ball game. at the opera hou .londAyevening colleg of Opera House Block the first event of junior week.. The Jo"a Knox, Jowa Cit1. Clinton Street Iowa City June I3-IS-A. A. U. champion­ 4J'au, 16 ships. audience was scarce large enough to decorate the dr circle but the ll1in 'II liD.n~ Cbamp&igu. June 17 and I8-A. A U. cham­ Harvvd Dartmouth, Cambria~e. pionships. concert merited a much larger at­ Penn.y1vania ryland, Balltmore. STEAM DYE WORKS. June !Z4 and 2s-Canoe meet. tendance. The program bowed ,'otre Dame VI Upper 10 a, Notre D PANITORIUM July 1-3-Canadian-American long and careful preparation and Dame. APIl1L 27 a Spedalty of Steam Cleaning lacro e champion hips. was enjoyed by all present. Each club gave three numbers and both Chica 0 va • 'orth terti, Chicago. for both Ladies and GenUe­ July 4-AU-round A. A. U. ichigan \'I Beloit, Ann Arbor. Cleaned, Pressed and champion bip and bandicap clubs combined with the orchestra WUconsin v Dixon at . for $r.oo per month. event j Maratbon race. in a grand finale. The solo by Iowa 'II Grirulell, Jowa Cit}. SAM TANNER, Purdue ys Millneaota, Lafayette. Prop. 2 II S. Clinton July 10 and ll-Intcr hola tic Miss Cash was heartily encored. tale 'ormal Yale ys Amhem, AmhetSt, Mich. bask.et ball. The second part of the program Harvard \". D.utmouth, Cam ridge. Julv 12 and 13-National inter- wa enriched by a violin solo by Princrlon ys AlanhattaD, New York. scholastic track and field game. Mr Goodsell and a ,'ocal number by tate university Penn.ylvana n AllDApola, AllDApoJit. July 15-20-Shooting meet. M r Hall and ali bury. The Al'lUI. 29 the general , run of FOOT WIUR July and work of the clubs was greatly ap­ l1innelOta w Beloit, Beloit. Latest" Shoe Store and Ilk to 26 27-Meet A. A. U. Ste(IOU Line of MRN'S FINR August 5 and 6-Bicyc\e meet plauded, that of the women's club APJUJ. ~ US.oo and 16.00 a 1> ir. They are meeting with especial favor. Harvard n Colby, Cambridge. that &aUtry. National amateur cbampion hip. Augu t 7-17-Bicyc\e meet. )lAY I Stach the Shoeman . eptember 6 and 9-Pan-Amer- Chicago \'II Dlinois, Chicago. Victory for Philos Wi.tconsin VI Beloit, lladison.. iean world s champion hip . Indiana VI 'otre Dame, Bloomingtoo. October 19 - Cornell - Carlisle Vale ys Brown, New Ba~n. football game. Vermillion, S. D., April 9. Spec­ Princeton vs Comell, Princeton. for a longer time, wltft ---- ial to the VroETTE-RRpo'R.TEIL Pennsyh'ania va Lafayette, Philadel- any other writlng.l-.I­ Vidette-Reporter Board The debate between the Philoma­ phia.. of .tLtlied users pro- thean society of Iowa and the Uni­ KAY 2 Northwestern va Dlinois, Evanston. Important meeting of the VI­ versity of South Dakota. held here last night, was decided in favor of Harvard va Andover academy, Andcrr· DETTE-REPOR'l'RR board at the ef, Mass. the negative. South Dakota af­ State Press office at I :30 Thursday Notre Dame vs De PaUw at GIUJlcut1e. fumed and the Philomathians BoUce to Can.aidatea. afternoon. Roy A. COOK, KAY 3 Editor-in-clJ.jef . denied that the Porto Rican tariff Candidates for the track and base Purdue VI Notre Da.m.e. law i in accordance with the prin­ ----- ballleam will report regularly at KAY" cipals of American government. Miss Helen Waterman, of Dav- Athletic Park for training. Chicago V1I Notre Dame, Chicago. enport, is the guest of Jean Mac­ The South Dakota debators were Clarence Brown, Capt. track team, bride, '02. older than the Philomathians. Leslie Story, Capt. base ball team. Dlinoi VI Princeton. Princeton. ttbt l'lddtt -11tporttr Purdue DePauw, Greencastle. PROFES 10 AL DIRECTORY Penusylvanll v Cornell, Ith ca. FOUNDEO 11ft" MAY 27 luued (rom the 10.... tale Pr Oll!ce llIinois va Cornell. Ithaca. l. W. LITTIG, A. M., M. D.. M. R. C. S. OD Wuhlalloa l- 10 \1 Knox, Gal burg. JUST ARRIVED 8" Member Ro,al ColleJ(t of ~urJ(eOD" Bal. VII.V TUUDAY, TOU ••DAY. AKO :;i&TUaDA'I' Iudiana, Central unh'ersity, Louis­ Omc.. .nr I'lr t Natronll BaDk. ville. R",ldeDcc 8,cofDer LIDn.lld Wa.blDctoa ta. Durin, the Colleliate Year .1 the Twenty,.Five Dozen of Oal.erally or 10.... Vale va Georgetown, New Ha,·en. l!oUrl-9:30 to II a. m.; J lo 5 .Dd 1109 p. ID. hunda)'.. 9:30 lo 10:30 a m. MAY 28 the Newest Desjgns in Both T~I.pbOD" 81 Office aud ReBld.nee. E"lt.... i.·C.if/ hicago va orthwestern, Evan ton. WbcoDSiu \'J Cornell, Madison. MANHATIAN NEGLIGEE SHIRTS Roy MTHUR COOK 10 a v Bradley, Peoria. Harvard \'1 Bro n, Cambridg . DR. W. no FORD M·"li.,IUit." AY 29 The New Shapes in P •• D C. Du.. • M •••ITT BUCCITt Cbicago VI Iowa, Cblcago. Yale V5 Dartmouth, New na\' n. DE TI T Princeton vs Bucknell, Princeton. STIFF AND SOFT HATS Office Hou"" 9-12 A. M., 1-5 P. "'. MAV 30 For Spring are very Beautiful. We have them in No.8 North Clinlon St. Newberry BulldiDC AS t VI R. M. A 1101111011 PUl ••IIC. JOY North.. rn Dixon, Evanston. Michigan JIIiuoil, Aun Arbor. the Knox StiIf at $5.00 ,,- The Stetson Soh and I,nL~ UMV•••• W . L. BAC 1I1f, JI. v. can ne\-er lin P. T.]&HaltH 1t , )I. PIlATT WiJ;con. in v. Beloit, Janesville StilI at S3.00 and S3.5O ..... " Young" Stiff at S3.00. Iowa v MillntlOta, Cedar Rapids. elegant and Ih;.,t.,.f IUif.... The" B, t.
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