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DELTA TAUS CHAMPS
The Delta Tau Delta five won the
Interfraternity basketball champion
ship for 1916 by winning from Sigma
Alpha Epsilon last evening in the Ar
mory by a score of 12 to 8. The win
ners and their opponents will be pre
sented banners by the athletic board
Delta Tau Delta won the champion
ship before, in 1914.
The first half started slow, Eng-
strom and Flynn jumping about even
at center. For several minutes no
one scored. Le Bas got the first one
when he threw a foul. The Sig Alphs
came right back with a goal. The
fighting got faster as the men warm
ed up. Flynn secured a basket and
Irwin followed suit by working the
old corner game on the Sig Alph
guards. The final score for the half
was a foul basket secured by Le Bas.
Inability of Hoefer to throw the free
ones kept the Sig Alphs from even
ing the score. The half ended, 6 to 2,
in the Delts' favor.
The second half started with both
teams full of fire. The Sig Alphs lost
several good chances for a basket.
Engstrom scored first with a free
goal. The Delts scored two baskets in
rapid succession, and Le Bas got an
other free one. Nolan secured a
beauty from the center of the floor.
The Delts came right back with a
ringer. The playing became rougher
as the. Sig Alphs tried to overcome
the Delts lead, but time was called
before the were able to even up. Fi
nal score, 12 to 8 .
Most of the members of the two
competing fraternities and many
J other spectators witnessed the bat
tle, and rooted when the play became
exciting.
The lineup:
Delta Taus Sifl Alphs
Le Bas ". ..f Hoefer
The College World
SANGUINE SCIENTIST FINDS
DEATH RATE ENCOURAGING
Earth Wouldn't Be Big Enough if
Difficulties of Existing Were
Much Diminished
University of Washington, Mar. 14.
If one-fifth of all the animals born
on earth were to live a normal life,
there wouldn't be room enough to
hold them all, Prof. Trevor Kincaid
told a zoology class recently.
If the elephant family, for instance,
had multiplied in a direct geometric
ratio, as all. animals tend to increase;
if each successive offspring had sur
vived the hardships of life and round
ed out a normal career, there'd be
standing room only on the earth, he
said.
"Or, taking it from another angle,"
he added, "if the salmon family had
survived all the adversities-that be
fall a fish, each living an average
salmon's life, there wouldn't be
enough ocean on the earth to hold
them alL"
A single tapeworm, according to the
Washington zoologist, lays 100,002,;
000 eggs at a time. So, if every egg
should batch out and the worms grow
unmolested, one mother tapeworm
could supply every man, woman and
child In the United States with a lit
tle tapeworm.
Fortunately, however, only a very
small percentage of animals born sur
vive, and nature has provided bar
riers which will always keep the num
bers limited properly.
R X S
Irwin t Corey
Flynn c Engstrom
Hr g Emly
Kline 8 No,an
Score: Delts. 12; Sig Alphs, 8."
Goals: Corey. 2; Flynn, 2; Irwin,
1: Le Bas, 3; Nolan, 1.
Foul goals: Le Bas, 2; Engstrom,
1; Hoefer, 1. -Substitutes:
Grant for Irwin.
Referee: Campbell.
SELECT ALL-FRAT
BASKETBALL SQUAD
The interfraternity basketball tour
nament was brought to a close last
night by the Sigma Alpha Epstlon-
Delta Tau De'.ta game. The tourna
ment has been one of the best un
dertaken and the games have shown
remarkable class for interfrat games.
In picking an all-fraternity team,
It is natural to give the division con
tenders first place, but to limit the
team to five men would not be men
tioning many men who are Of first
class calibre. This selection is the
result of as fair a comparison of
teams and individuals as possible un
der the conditions upon which the
games were played:
FORWARDS
Flothow Beta Theta PI.
Pickett Sigma Phi Epsilon.
Le Bas Delta Tau Delta.
Schumacher Alpha Tau Omega.
Selzer Phi Kappa Psi.
CENTERS
Albrecht Sigma Phi Epsilon.
Flynn Delta Tau Delta.
Engstrom Sigma Alpha Epsilon.
GUARDS
Hager Delta Tau Delta.
Shaw Alpha Tau Omega.
Beck Acacia.
Cook Phi Kappa Psi.
SEE THINGS
See things. There is no other way
of getting the best out of life with
such a degree of success. The man
who sees things takes advantage of
his opportunities and accomplishes his
plans. We of poor eyesight are likely
to say that such a-man wasjucky in
being in the right place when the
right opportunity appeared. The
'rath is he was abl to see taings.
One of the charges brought against
men who have a college education is
that they have been trained to under
stand books, but havs not learned to
notice with accuracy the practical
things of the work-day world. They
Bay (the men who find fault with col
leges) that few college men really sec
things until .they have been out in the
world for years.
This charge ought not to be true
against any man. First of all, he
should be taught to observe what is
going on about him. Then, as he
grows older, whether or not he has
a college education, he will be able
to make the best of his environment.
One must see things to accomplish
anything of worth. University Mis-
sourian.
IT . PAYS TO EXERCISE
At this time, just at the start of
the second semester, there is a splen
did opportunity for many students to
take advantage of the benefits offered
by exercising in the gymnasium.
There are a number of Purdue men
who probably o through their en-
tire university course without even
getting or the gym floor In a track
suit and then at graduation they won
der why they feel sluggish and as If
they are unfit to actively attack prob
lems which might require some phys
ical endurance. With five months
more to develop the muscles and to
get good red blood coursing through
the veins why Is It that so many men
never go near the gym or get out
Into the country and get some exer
cise? Merely because It lsran unwrit
ten law with many students that
enough exercise "is obtained going
back and fo:h to class. They rise
in the morning, wa'k a block or so to
class and return al noon or In tho
evening without having walked more
than a ini'.e. Tumi at night they are
again at the ttudy table until the
"wee" hours, th'.jn go to bed with a
wonder expressed why they do not
sleep. The college student is known
everywhere by his effort to become a
hermit "and hibernate during the
times when the weather is a bit bit
ing. Then, if ever, is just the time
to get into action. You do not have
to be on the athletic teams to use
the gym, and if you get out just a
couple of hours each week studying
will become more a pleasure instead
of a distaste. From now on, let this
be your slogan: "IT PAYS TO EX
ERCISE." Purdue Exponent.
DR. BARKER AT WESLEYAN
Dr. F. D. Barker, of the depart
ment of zoology, delivered an illus
trated lecture on "The Role of Animal
Parasites in Disease" before the stu
dents of Wesleyan university Wednes
day evening.
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MAX G. TOWLE
A graduate of the Law college in the
year 1914, announces that he Is a can
didate for the office of Justice of the
Peace upon the Republican ticket at
the April 18th primaries.
It Is desired that all students of
voting age having resided in the state
six months, county forty days, and
the precinct ten days, register at the
City hall any day before April 8th
and then get out and support Max
for this office. Adv.
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