The Oregon weekly., June 07, 1908, FIRST ANNUAL WOMEN'S EDITION, Image 11

O R EG O N
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11 Uaska and AGRICS" W IN C H A M PIO N SH IP
Northern Washington. Miss V ictoria
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In Positions W hich They Occupy All h l i 'Î ü h m ^ saileil for l-lia s,x.„ after By Winning Two More Games From
Over the United States—Many
he graduatu," and ls ;lt work there ,
the Varsjty Nine_ Scores
W om en Graduates
-'lis. Elizabeth Logan Ennis. '02, went
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Wlth ,lcr husba»d to Portugese West
16-2; 5-4.
1 lie roll ot graduates ot the Univer- Africa in 1907.
Pwo more gam es won by (J. A. C.
sity n u m b ers ab o u t 508. It is a roll of
Six or more aie deceased, and the re- last week from the ( fregon nine gives
w hich th e s tu d e n ts are proud, and they
nainin^ number of (h e g o n s alum nae j the "Agric" team a clear title to the
feel th a t th ese g rad u ates have left be- a are at home, or engaged in various
de­ state cham pionship and a good claim
bind th em an inheritance of w orthy cupations and pursuits
th o u g h t, an d a high college stan d ard ;
From the very beginning of the l „i- on the college baseball cham pionship of
th a t th ey have proved by th eir work versity of O regon, the women have tak- the N orthw est. T he C orvallis team
can now proudly boast of defeating
since th e ir g rad u atio n the w orth and
en an active part in its enterprises, the V arsity team which can now proud-
value of an education at O regon.
1 here was one woman in the first grad-1 ly boast of defeating the V arsity team
In th is stead ily increasing num ber uating class of 1878: that was Mrs.
which has not met defeat in a gam e
of g ra d u a te s, ab o u t 198, or 39 per cent Ellen Condon McCornack, daughter
with anv other institution this sea-
are w om en, and these are am ong the and able assistant of the honored Dr. son.
w om en w ho have accom plished the Thom as Condon.
Friday afternoon's game was a good
m ost for th e sta te of O regon, in var­
1 hree women have been president o f deal oí a farce after the sixth inning
ious lines of work.
the Alumni A ssociation; they are Mrs. when the < fregón players tossed the
E o rty -tw o p er cent of the women Nettie M cCornack Collier. Miss Anne ball around the diam ond like young-
g ra d u a te s, ab o u t 84 in
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sters. H urd had an off
n u m b er, are filling “ wom ­
day and was replaced in
a n 's p ro p e r sp h ere" as
the seventh inning by
w ives an d m o th ers in the
Clifford, who also had an
hom e. T h e re are fifty
off dav. Players on the
teac h ers am o n g the alum ­
team ,
however,
assert
nae, m ost of w hom are re­
sto u tly that neither pitch­
cen t g ra d u a te s, and doing-
er can be blamed for the
efficient w ork in th e state
big final score of 16 to 2
of O reg o n .
in favor of O regon A gri­
Ten o r m ore of the
cultural College.
w om en g ra d u a te s h a v e 4
( hi Saturday the sec­
co n tin u ed th e ir ed u c atio n ­
ond game of the series
al w ork in E a ste rn col­
was played with llenkle
in the box for Oregon.
leges, and O reg o n has
A lthough the ( fregón men
been well re p resen ted at
got thirteen hits and their
C olum bia, B ryn M aw r,
¿ ..^ ^ 'a g ric u ltu ra l apponents got
an d W ellesley . F o u r O re ­
but six. the final score was
gon girls, F lo ren ce D eB ar
TAU PI SORORITY HOUSE
O. A. C., 5; O regon, 4.
'06; C am ille C arro ll, '06;
N orm a H en d rick s, ’06; and V anda C o f-! W hitaker and Mrs. Julia Veazie Glen. This game w as really a last, clean ex
fey, '05, are stu d y in g at W ellesley this Seven have won the F ailing prize for hibition of baseball and was a w orthy
y ear. M iss M abel E ato n . '05, is a stu- oratory, and the Beekman prize has show ing for both team s.
The results of the season show very
been awarded to eight.
d ent in 'B oston at Sim m ons College.
T hus it is apparent that the women clearly that the ( fregon team needs a
N ot a v ery large proportion of the
O re g o n w om en have entered the busi- of the U niversity have taken an im- coach who has nothing else to do but
ness w orld.
S everal have taken up po rtan t place in the college activities, spend his time w orking with the team ,
n e w sp a p e r w ork, som e are stenograph- and' have had their part not only in The $200 spent by (). A. C. for Joe
ers tw o are n u rses, tw o are horti- building up the institution, hut also in Fay, their snappy little director has
e u ltu ris ts , and som e o th ers have en- m aking honored the alum ni of their brought them the cham pionship.
Individually no one questions the
tered v ario u s lines of business, but Vlnta Mater.
fact that the O regon men are stronger
th e p ro p o rtio n is su rp risin g ly small.
o
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i t
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f
, ..Mu and better players then the men of the
Seven of the alum nae have been or
The two games of last week will
1 -
t i t
Agric team . For team work and clev­
are m em b ers of the faculty of the Uni- close the season for ( fregon. 1 he bat-
erness the coaching of F ay has brought
v ersity . A t the p resen t tim e, Miss ting averages compiled from the oi-
the C orvallisites into a state considcr-
B erth a S later, ’99; M iss M ary K ent, ficial score book are as follow s:
ably above that yet achieved by the
06; M iss M abel C o o le r, 07. and M iss
H athaw ay. .414; Colem an, .360;
V arsity.
A n g elin e W illiam s, 07, are assistan ts [ fenkel, .350 ; Raiup, -28? ; C larke, .2?8.
in th e d e p a rtm e n ts of E nglish, Biology H ouston, .2?7 ; Kestley, .236; lain e,
Dr. II. D. Sheidon is having his new
.184;
H
urd,
.180;
1'aylor,
.090;
Clif-
jlouse
| nljp on Alder street, near Prof.
and English Literature.
F o u r w om en w ho have taken th eir ford, .041. I he team as a u h o k a \- § weets e r’s.
d eg rees at O reg o n have found their eraged .237
'Phe W eekly was unable to secure a
work on the Mission field. I wo, Mrs.
Miss Grace Parker is visiting in cut o f the Klosche Tillacum g irls’ club
W ilia H anna Beattie. ’95; and Miss
house, this week, hence its om ission.
K ath e rin e H an n a , ’96, have worked Portland.