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Page Two tiip: red and black Fraternity Baseball Schedule T. E. P. Sigma Nu CANDIES AND SODAS Chi Pni A. T. 0. Chi Psi K. A. S. A. E. COSTA’S TOBACCOS AND PIPES 63SKEES65I8E5 igBBBBBBBBBBBBBBHBHBBHBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBMI Bye L. C. A. Winner Sigma Chi Pi K. Phi D. T. D. Phi E. Pi K. S. P. D. T. RADI 0 F 'ROGRAI VI May 14 Bve Plans Made for Interfraternity Baseball Games Fraternity baseball will begin within the next two or three days, according to Billy Young, president of the Pan-Hellenic council. First round games must be played by May 15. Only teams representing the fourteen members of the Pan-Hellen ic council are eligible. Elsewhere in this issue is published the complete schedule. The games are played in tournament style, one defeat auto matically eliminating a team. The following rules have been adopted by the council for the play ing of the schedule: 1. First round games must be played by May 15 and are to last seven innings. 2. Second round games must be played by May 22, and are also seven inning affairs. 3. Semi-final games must be com pleted by May 28. Full nine-inning games. 4. Finals—two out of three nine- inning games, dates to be decided by the two contesting teams. Last R. O. T. C. Drill Set to Be Held on May 23 The final drill of the University military unit will be held Wednes day, May 23, states Major A. T. Col ley, head of the University military unit. The annual competitive drill will be held at the regular 8:15 drill periods on May 14, 16, 18, and 21. Prizes will be given as usual ta the best drilled dismounted squadron, and the best drilled company, pla toon, and individual. On Monday, May 14, the first squadron composed of troops A, B, and C. will compete for the best dismounted troops and platoons. On Wednesday, May 16, troops D, E, F. F, and G, also will contest for the best dismounted troop. The competitive drill of the in- i Briggs, of the Peabody School of fantry will be held Friday morning, > Education. May 18. This drill will consist of i “The Genesis of Maps”—Mr. D. the chosing of the best drilled com-1 D. Jeter, of the department of Eng- pany and the best drilled platoon. j lish. victory to his list when he won the The final winners of the best drilled , May 18 Georgia state tennis meet at Emory j squad and the prizes awarded to the j A program of music arranged by Monday | best drilled individual will be de- Mr. Hugh Hodgson, featuring Miss ' termined Monday morning, May 21. | Elizabeth Orr, Miss Vivian Evans, The prizes to the winners will be I Miss Caroline Gray, and Mrs. awarded at a general assembly on | Frances White Yow. a date to be set later, states Major Colley. FRATERNITY DINNER IS ENJOYED BY MEMBERS The Chi Omegas living at the chapter house were hostesses at din ner Monday evening to Misses Emma A program of music arranged by j 'p) 1onlas Katherine Kingman, Mary Mr. Hugh Hodgson, featuring Miss Lamar Juljug AmiSj Montlne Ver Caroline Gray, Miss Vivian Evans. Nooy Pat RogerSt Mildred Miscally, and Anne Kilpatrick. Courts Wins Out In State Tennis Tourney Monday Malon Courts, Southern confer ence tennis champion, added another and Miss Elizabeth Orr. May 15 "A Parson’s Tale—A Medieval! Sermon”—Mr. G. A. Race of the de- i partment of Romance languages. "The Growth of the Lumpkin Law School”—Dr. Sylvanus Morris, dean of the Lumpkin Law school. May 16 A program of music arranged by i Mr. Hugh Hodgson, featuring Mrs. | Frances White Yow. Miss Vivian Evans, Miss Elizabeth Orr. and Miss | Caroline Gray. May 17 "The Adolescent—His Nature and Needs”—Associate Professor D. H. 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