Before a crowd of nine hundred people the sturdy Freshmen and Sophomores fought it out. This proved to be quite an interesting feature, in spite of the fact that the fans cannot get used to the indoor game and shout "to steal" for a change, and to "kill the umpire". The Freshmen have always carried off the laurels here, winning in 1914 by a score of 14 to 8.

     The custom of awarding "N's" to the girls for their prowess in athletics

was originated three years ago when it occurred to those in charge that there should be some reward of merit for the girls. An "N", being the pride of the men, it was considered very appropriate to select the same as an honor for the girls. In the three years since then about thirty-five "N's" have been awarded. The requirements are an E in gymnasium, a place on a class team, or a first, second or third in some field or track event.