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Title: Oracle, The
Year: 1917 (1910s)
Authors: Southwestern Normal School
Subjects: 01. Institutional Identity: (1906 - 1920) Southwestern Normal School 02. Publication Catagory: Annual 02. Publication Catagory: Yearbook 02. Publication Catagory: Memory Book 03. Publication Title: The Oracle 04. Year of Publication: 1917 05. Publication Format: Book
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m, at all times being ready to do herduty. The girls opened the season by playing the Clinton High at Clin-ton, Nov. 11. It was an easy game for the Co-eds, winning 55 to 8,and much needed experience was obtained. On the 17th they traveledto Enck and played the High School there on an out-door court, losingthe game 10 to 9. Dec. 16, the girls from Geary invaded Southwestern and metdefeat to the tune of 5 to 34. The last games of the season were with the Alva girls, Dec 18thand 19th, on Southwestern Court. The girls played a fast game ofball and won both games, the first being 16 to 26, and the second 15 to oU. Being unable to match any other games after defeating the Alvabunch, who had won the championship last year, the team disbanded. Nov. 11, Clinton 8, S. W. N. 55, at ClintonNov. 17, Erick 10, S. W. N. 9, at Erick.Dec. 16, Geary 5, S. W. N. 34, at Weatherford.Dec. 18, Alva 16, S. W. N. 26, at WeatherfordDec. 19, Alva 15, S. W. N. 30, at Weatherford 19 LLa One Hundred Twentv-Fock u
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South Oracle W est em Base Ball-1917 x ne reason tor this difficulty is unknown, except that we were withouta pitcher, and any follower of the National pastime will teTyou hat a fir ^hCann0t P,,aVnd gameS With0ut a ^ slabsman Thefirst of the season had a rosy hue for Coach Burton as a couple of SSn^S2wtdW%tato-f^Wtttat th6Se Parsw rP 6 re-cruits from the Western Association and they left us But Coach Sam was not to be balked like that, so he got in touch with Poolt an anTTi? u , u 6 Stuff and speed that makes good pitchersand making his debut with Southwestern, held the Soonfrs to 5 and 6for thirteen innings, but lost on an error of one of the infieWersd dn th°aUvr 0the7^erhurthisarmat the first of the season and and Z U n thlb0X- ThG War SCare t00k the NationalS andkPoolaw \s a Kansas Guard, consequently another loss Southwestern 5Southwestern 7Southwestern 5Southwestern 7 THE SEASON Oklahoma 6Oklahoma 37Central 15Central 10 (13 innings). (I. F.) O.ve Hundred Twenty-Six 1 91 7 Oracl

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