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Alpha That Beat Delta Sifs
Championships for Groupi V
And VII Are DeciJod
Yesterday' Results
Alpha T' Chi 14, Delta Sigma
Lambda 4.
Karpa Sigma 1, Mu Sigma 0 (for
feit) Thl Kappa Psi Delta Upsilon,
postponed.
Thl Sigma Kappa Farm House,
postponed.
The interfraternity baseball ninca
got into action again after nearly a
week's idleness. One contest was
played yesterday, and another one
forfeited, both of which decided
group championships. Mu Sigma for
feited their game with Kappa Sigma,
giving the Kappa Sigs the right to
represent Group V in the elimina
tion round.
Alpha Theta Chi triumphed over
Delta Sigma Lambda in a tilt that
was decided from the first inning.
The Alpha Thets hit Schiefcn hard
and piled up a good lead. Schiefcn
was relieved by Spahn, and after that
the game tightened up, but it was too
late to win. Delta Sigma Lambda
put over two runs in a ninth inning
rally. Townsend was in the box for
Alpha Theta Chi and Totental was
behind the bat. This contest gave
the winners the championship in
Group VII.
from assistant professors.
In the meantime, the sorority nas
laccldontlv. in all probability) picked
up another girl who is "different."
And Laddie, the girl who might have
been an individual, urges her to fit
in and do lik the other girls, be
cause one can have "such a good
time."
The authoress docs little more than
state the problem, but with a situ
ation such as this, a statement suf
ficiently clear to make the majority
aware of its existence, is about an
that can be done toward a solution.
Miss Costine did remarkably
well in the leading role. Edward Tay
lor, famous for his clowning, suc
cessfully overcame a reputation for
being a funny-man in his character
ization of the elderly professor.
Henry Ley, as the young man from
Oxford, is irood: Thad Cone, as the
campus politician, plays the role with
skill which reveals observation or
many Nebraska "big men."
The sorority sisters and their
"dates" are played superbly. The
minor members of the cast brought
repeated laughs from the audience.
An author's note, printed on the
program explains the title:
"Sent as a present from Annam
A red cockatoo.
Coloured like the peach-tree blossom
Speaking with the speech of men.
And they did to it what is always
done
To the learned and eloquent
They took a cage with stout bars
And shut it up inside."
by To Chu -i
"One's sense of humor forces the
emendation that this is not what is
Red Cockatoo Played
Before Packed House
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ant professor with whom she once
went to concerts and plays. The
young man is now abroad, and has
written to the older member of the
faculty. But "Laddie," formerly
Miss Evelyn, is uninterested in his
letter. She is waiting for the uni
versity's biggest sheik to get his car
fixed, and has no time for letters
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