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Lovers of the amateur spirit in athletics will regard with dismay the announcement of the proposed formation in New York city of a professional football team whose ranks are to be recruited from former college stars. The reports of the organization of this team, engineered largely by Charley Brickley, the former Harvard football captain, state that already many noted college athletes have joind the new team to be called the New York Giants, and that games with a number of the professional teams already formed throughout the country are to be part of the season's program...
...French Folk-Song, "En Passant par la Lorraine.""La Marseillaise" (with Band accompaniment).(Miss Rogers).Andante Cantabile (Fifth Symphony), TschaikowskyValse des Fleurs (Casse-Noisette Ballet), TschaikowskyScotch Folk-Songs: "Scots who hae wi' Wallace bled." "Wha wadna fecht for Charley?" (Miss Rogers)."Katinka" Selection, FrimlMarche Lorraine, GanneThe Battle Hymn of the Republic (with Band accompaniment).(Miss Rogers...
...revised cast for "The Three Strangers" is as follows: Shepherd Fennel, W. H. Meeker '17 Shepherd Newberry, W. W. Sanders '17 Shepherd Stockdale, R. S. Hillyer '17 Charley Jake, B. T. Goldberg '16 Oliver Giles, S. B. Pfeifer '16 Mr. Downe, C. W. White, 1G First Stranger, I. Pichel '14 Second Stranger, J. K. Hodges '14 Third Stranger, A. C. Kech '17 Elija New, W. J. Brown '17 Constable Trendle, P. Lowry '16 Betsey Marlin, Miss E. B. Harris Mrs. Fennel, Miss J. M. Collier Jane Simpkins, Miss Sybil Marsh Mrs. Trendle, Miss Dorothy Dixon...
...enthusiastic escort up Tremjont street from the Hotel Touraine. The governor's speech was strikingly virile and vigorous and was constantly interrupted by enthusiastic cheering. Mr. Hughes said that this escort was an improvement on his last occasion of being serenaded in Albany when the crowd sang "So Long Charley, Don't You Never Come Back Home!" After speaking of his pleasure of being able to address such a crowd, he said that any one who could look into such faces and have any fear for the country's future was a pessimist for who there was absolutely no hope...
...Charley Ca-a-sh, J. W. Parks...