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SPORTS
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ALPHA TAU OMEGA
BEATS BETA THETA PI
Alpha Tau Omega won from the
Beta Theta Pi In the second round of
the interfraternlty basketball tourna
ment by a score of 18 to 15.
The first half wa fast and furious.
The A. T. O.'s got an early lead of
three baskets, but the Beta forward,
Flothow wriggled through for a cou
ple, which overcame the lead. An
other basket by the A. T. O.'s and two
ringers by the Betas tied the score.
A foul goal gave the A. T. O.'s another
point, making the score at the end of
the first half, 9 to 8, in the A. T. O.'s
favor.
The second half, both teams came
back strong. 'The ball was in play
a long time before a score was made,
a goal by Flothow and a foul gave
the Betas a two-point lead. A ringer
and a goal made the lead greater.
The A. T. O.'s came back with two
baskets at the end of the second per
iod, which -won the game. Final
score, 18 to 15.
The lineup:
B. T .P. A. T. 0
Beaton ..f Zumwlnkle
Flothow t ora
Peterson c Shaw
Talbot Johnson
Morehead g Schumacher
WOMEN ATHLETES TRUST
RULES TO HONOR SYSTEM
The honor system Is used to en
force athletic training rules laid
down for girl basketball players by
the Women's Athletic association at
the University of Wisconsin. If by
chance any one of the eighty women,
who are at present on the basketball
squad, breaks a training rule, the
honor system requires her to report
that fact. Even examination week
or big social events like the junior
promenade do not excuse the break
ing of rules.
r Women In training are limited to
one- dance a week. They are re
quired to have eight consecutive
hours of sleep every night, and may
eat nothing between meals except
fruit, plain Ice cream, white and
graham crackers, or milk. Pie-crust,
hot breast, tea, coffee and candy are
prohibited.
INSURANCE LOAN FUND
GIFT OF SENIOR MEN
Chicago Uni. 25 Years Old
An insurance policy, the proceeds
of which will be used as a loan fund
for needy students, will form the me
morial of the men of the senior class
at the University of Wisconsin this
year. The policy win De iaicen oui m
L 1 11,. nlnnn .. a I A iY f OTIH
each senior will be asked to contri-j
bute ?1 annually lor twenty years
toward the policy. The senior wom
en are planning to furnish a co-operative
cottage for women as the memorial.
Girls Pay for Dance
At Kansas this year, the women, as
well as the men, will be asked to pay
for the junior party. Several soror
ities have already promised . their
share.
The celebration of the quarter-centennial
of the University of Chicago,
it is now definitely announced, will
take place from Friday, June 2, to
Tuesday, June 6. The original dates
decided upon were June 9-13, but on
account of the meeting in Chicago of
the republican and progressive na
tional conventions on June 7 the uni
versity's celebration of its twenty
fifth anniversary has been put for
ward one week.
A large general committee of ar
rangements and fifteen other commit
tees are now actively engaged in
preparations for the appropriate cele
bration of this significant event in the
educational history of Chicago and the
country the organization of the Uni
versity of Chicago twenty-five years
ago.
CLASS FINANCES IN GOOD SHAPE
-The statement of the financial condition of the different classes shows
that all have money in the treasury, the sophomores being the richest
with ?56.80.
The ftatemer.1 follows:
Class of 1916
Sept. 1, 1915, balance on hand
Oct. 9, 1915, senior breakfast, Florence Angle, chairman, profit. .
Jan. 14, 1916, senior hop, E. B. Scott, chairman, profit
Jan. 28, 1916, sweaters for senior football team ...$32.00
Feb. 4, 1916, senior prom, M. L. Poteet, chairman, deficit 17.80
Balance on hand 6.02
$45.73
5.84
. 4.25
I'o'als $55.82 $55.82
I
Class of 1917
Sept. 8, 1915, balance on hand
Jan. 8, 1916, Junior hop, H. G. Neff, chairman, profit
Jan. 15, 1916, junior prom, Roy Harney, chairman, profit..
Balance on hand ,
$38.50
6.25
.25
.$45.00
Totals
.$45.00 $45.00
Class of 1918
Sept. 1, 1915, balance on hand $29.90
Oct. 6, 1915, expense 1914 Olympics $ 2.50
Dec. 4, 1915, sophomore hop, H. P. Rush, chairman, profit 36.90
Dec. 13, 1915, one-half push ball expense, Olympics 7.50
Balance on hand 56.80
Totals $66.80 $66.80
Class of 1919
Dec. 11, 1915, freshman hop, Fulton Jack, chairman, profit
Dec. 15, 1915, one-half push ball expense, Olympics ...$ 7.50
Dec. 15, 1915, Olympic expenses 4.00
Balance on hand 3.25
$14.75
Totals 114.75 $14.75
Signed:
MILDRED PERRY,
THEODORE PRESBY,
TED COBBEY,
JAMES COPELAND.
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