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guard into a subsoil plow. Vain were the prayers of their female admirerers and the frantic rooting of Christopher. The glory of the Phi Psis had departed, and when the shrill shriek of the referee's whistle closed the combat the burly gladiators from Larup Lodge were the victors to the tune of 16 to 0.
Ollie Shiras wore a very becoming sweater.
Hokey's lip was very much in evidence after the game.
Freddy Buchan was very neat in a pair of shin-guards.
Jay Withington's hair was arranged in a Psyche knot.
Johnnie Watson's Kansas City interference was very fine.
Jack Hessin wore a fascinating smile and a Brownie pin.
Miller acted as manager and Adams as swipe for the Beta team.
Needless to say no Phi Psi appeared without his Brownie pin.
Andy Ewart displayed a magnificant torso under his canvas jacket.
Dickie Bates wore a determined expression and his coat collar turned up.
The manner in which Gopher Thomas tunneled through the line proved the appropriateness of his name.
The introduction by Smith of gaiters as a part of the costume of the gridiron was quite a brilliant innovation.
Mortie Snow was sweetly pretty in a noseguard. His courteous and lady-like demeanor was generally admired.
C. Irving Spellman's open-work Jersey was very becoming.His graceful attitudes made him the cynosure of all eyes.
Jean Alder, leader for the Betas, introduced several new figures which will no doubt be very popular at the germans this winter.
The grandama's head-dress worn by Maurice Alden caused many to think that he had mistaken the occasion for an old folks' concert.
LOGALS.
Rogers is a pledged Phi Gam.
Pampel abducted a cat—now he is sorry.
Paul Aikman was in the chapel Wednesday.
Miss Yates, of Leavenworth, will visit Miss Towne next week.
Mitchell and Todd went down to Ottawa Monday to see the game.
Miss Marie Price, of Omaha was married to Mr. Wear last Monday.
We were glad to see Billy DeFord "rooting" for Nebraska last Saturday.
The congregation were amazed at the absence of Miss Watson Sunday. She was sick.
Owing to a typographical error it was announced that Maxwell tuckered out the Y. M. C.A. Club with one hundred and thirty-eight songs. We are informed that it was only one hundred and thirty-seven.
Shay-berlin isn't a "josh," or anything like that, is he?
Charlie Armour's ankle is improving from day to day.
The Sigma Chi alumni will have a banquet at the Coats Thanksgiving. One William Wynn will attend.
is going down to Kansas City Thanksgiving with the avowed purpose of getting a pair of yellow shoes.
Todd will attend the irrigation convention at Hutchinson Saturday. Prof.Blackmar sent a good man, as Todd is a "connozer" of all kinds of wetness.
Prof. Miller was invited to dine at the Ladies' Club, but the Prof. didn't have the nerve to face the admiring glances of twenty-four young ladies.