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/ STUNT H fflOERMI
Boxing and Comedy Sketches
Arouse Keen Interest?Third
JffjjFiS Mechanics Band Plays.
a The Fourth engineers, under the di|
f W rection of Lieut. V. Hecht. the newly
H H ItTI appointed athletic officer of the regi-'
nient. gave an athletic and stunt program
on Monday night of the past
week that eclipsed anything so far
VfOH put on by the men of this popular
iIIImV regiment. The exercises were staged
||j llll at Y" building 102. where the enIII
|| II Kincerw had the hearty co-operation
11111/ of the secretaries of that building.
SHI VjA The evening's entertainment was
n started ofT with a selection from the
Third motor mechanics band. Too
much praise cannot be given this band
for the musical entertainment, consisting
of both classical and popular
selections. which were rendered
throughout the evening. The band
was under tWe leadership of Band
.Mantel- W. A. Teebloe.
The second number was that of a
wrestling bout between Private Arasmith
Company A, 145 pounds; and
Private Sladek, Company F, 142
pounds. They wrestled as agreed to
before the match, ten minutes to a
Hfall. The match enaea in a urate.
The third number on the program
was a " one man show" staged by
Jesse Cray, of the Y. M. C. A. His
many funny jokes, stories and singing
made a hit with the boys. The men
of the Fourth engineers appreciated
Mr. Gray's clever and original "ode
to the Fourth engineers."
boards, the principals being Private
Terry of Company F. 140 pounds, and
Private Lichman, of Company C, 145
pounds. This bout caused a great
HNrVB deal of excitement on account of the
FhAR intensity and earnestness with which
AO the tighters went after each other.
This was a three round bout and
This was followed by another bo.tWaAhI
ing bout between Private Hanson,
y UUl Company C. 160 pounds, and Corporal
V VJ| Gustafson. Company B, 168 pounds.
\ lMBH This surely was the bout of the evenir.g.
from beginning to end the boys
were expecting a knock out. It was
a hard fought match all the way
through, but ended in a draw.
"Bustin' into Society" was the next
number, being put on by Corporal
xPIWb Tracy and his colored friend Private
I \\flrM Jordan. They had an act that was a
I ' scream. Many a belt must have
' ( sprung a notch during this act.
|\ n To top Oft all or me pr?vw? * ?
^ r .1L_ teriainment. the climax of the evening
I JT [JR was brought forward. This was a
'k jl blindfold boxing match between
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alternatives. One was to run over a
as to go over this embankment. He
were five passengers and a load of
urt.
| three of the previous boxers. The
j men had a tin can in one hand and
ia boxing glove in the other. They
[ were set loose to find their opponent.
This they did by rapping the can on
the floor to let their mates know
! where-they were. The way the boxers
i walloped the air, the other fellow and.
i themselves set the house in an up'
roar.
I Lieutenant Hecht was assisted dur
ing the evening by Messrs. A. E. Berg;
tnan, who acted as referee; Harry
| Grausnick, who kept time, and Chap1
lain Hlakney, who did the announcing.
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,Oy?ENS COLLEGE GIRLS
ENTERTAIN SOLDIERS!_
J The Queens College girls, who have f?
: given so many pleasing entertain|
ments at the camp recently, gave
| their program at the base hospital I
I "Y" on Saturday evening, the 13th. |
Then charming young ladies ren'
tiered the program of the evening,
j This program was prepared under the
; direction of Miss Wayne, the gifted
director of the vocal department. The
j work of these young ladies places
! them as artists of the highest type,
! is an honor to the venerable instituj
tion from which they came; speak|
ing in splendid tones of the thoroughness
and ability of their instructors.
The prograipfcwon the hearts and sinI
ceresl enthusiasm of the completely
| packed house. No standing room was
j left. The interest Intense and thrilli
ing did not abate during the program
. . -.1 V, numW hmua-ht from the
j audience prolonged applause. No description
can do Justice to the beauty
i and artistic perfection of the proI
gram. Below is the program:
I Vocal solo?'Down In the Forest,"
I Miss Finley.
i Reading?"Billy Brad's T-ig Lie,
, Miss Cume.
I Piano Solo?Miss Evans.
Reading- Miss Doam.
One-Act Play?"Six Cups of Choco1
late." six young ladies.
I Reading?Miss Boyer. f?
Chorus Singing?"Theie's a Long,
Long Trail," Miss Brown.
Reading?Miss Brown,
i Vocal Solo?Miss Finley.
j A Highly Colored Sketch?Miss
' Boyer and Miss Brown.
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TWO FOURTH ENGINEER
TEAMS PLAY BALL.
! Company F of the Fourth engineers
played a very interesting game of
i baseball on Friday afternoon with
I Company A of the same regiment, the j
score being 1" to 3. The feature of
the game was the battery work of j
j Hiler and Scott for Company F. The
! A battery was Dunkie and Graham.
The umpire was Stewart.
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