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THE' GOLD BUG Vol. 3, No.1 Western Maryland College, Westminster, Md. Oct. 6, '25 Terrors Win From Rhode Terror's Capt. Y. M. Treats Freshies Students Reception Island New Men IIl.ke To 'ltrllnlll Hill. "The most successmf freshman te- Smtttu Hall reverberated. with gay "Shorty" lAlliit' Hero oi 'I'he I)~IJ. treat ever held," was tue re-mark sounds last 'Tneada y ntght when tbe waatern Maryland won trom Rhode I lleu.rd from every upperclassman who whole student 'betty turceo out toe Island State uotverauv last Saturday l~~~~miaasl~iedFr:~:Yfr::~:i;:o~~.Tr;~li~~~~l~'MbUrLece~ll~enr't~:l~~I:m:;:~c~:~ in the .aeturnore Stadium bctore Il. ceowd of :!.OOO (leople. hy the ..oor~ at Iyear'Oj "frosbr" are a bunch and created a jovial acmospnere Which 7-0. The game was marred by tile qufckry took advantage a chance to lasted throughout .the entire evening fumbl!ng all Ihe part ct me Terrors' ha-va a good time. , The regular- patting of Ife'et by rne eacss. The first ha.lJr was featured I After aHiviog at the "Hill or Men- faculty probalbly aided' the 'hegin uer s .by the lack Dr the necessary punch uicante'' not many ve lualble r-rtnurea to keep together more succeeetnur that was needed to put the. ball passed oercre a game of real baseball than they might otherwise have done. was in full ixty-five-yard 1\ne. Flg,gie l'an to the Green Terrors for the 1925 foot- A fine camp-fire ,service followed Mr. Veasey of the "Gold Bug" staff, forty-lil'e. Clark five at center. iball l.'Iesslon. The s~Udent Ibody heal'll- thie eat-so .or. H. T. Seephens wel-' and :'oIL'.Day. editor of the "Monthly," Chambers made one at LlIckle. Cham- I)' approves "Elz's'· election and are COOledthe new men to tile- hill. after each ga,ve Ibrielf bUL interesting talks bers lost two at Ulckle. Chamher~' all back or him. whi,ch Fran'k Grippin. Y. l\I. ,president, aJ1Joutthe actil'itie.s' they relu·esent. place klc!k out. ofbonnds on ten-yard made a.n appropriate lal'k on "College Aller .the orchestra had da~h.ed of! line. DonaLd failed at center. 80s- WESTf:UN' JIAR\'r,A~D TO OPE~ Customs and Hal[}!us." Short tal'k~ "Collegine" as ,the final selection .,.r worth kiCKed out or bounds Dn the HOlfE:: St:ASON SA'l'U1!I)AY were also made rby ,Chapin Day and the e,velling. the guests all sDuglu the thjrty~fLve. SHlin LWOyards at guanl. )iaxwell ,sul'dette. All of tbe freshies parlors. It was ,not long oefore the ~:~I,:r~a~~n~~~:::aL\~:~~I~:ec~I:~':~~i Irlliied Stnws IJlra'lIur Fllrlll~h ~:rr:SsSLedLa~~:irinapt~I::latIOI~h~f ,,~~ ~gM~~~dt:~ '~~~~!~lIl\:~::.'bn~~~:: lost ten when }[eRobie tackled him O]llHtsftioll. This was ,deservedly so th~ ception -was the IbesL social fUllction as he was going to throw a pass. The much talked aJbollt TenDr root "Y" is doing splendid work thl,s year- held at Western :'oIal'ylan(!l in many Bosworlh punted to Long on the ball team will open its home schedule w{lrk Which should cause every years, and the Y. W. workers have twenty-five-yard Hne. Sillin fumbled. Saturday when theY' meet the- United student to get whole-hear.tedly behind the than'ks or everyone at us. E:1d 'Jf quart"r. States Infantry team from Fort its every effort. I s,econtl QUHrler. Howard. who ,by the 'Way are boasting Donald made five through tackle. one Dr the best ae'l'vlce teams in the pnEsmllXT OF DHTA SlGU BDsworth made tll'O at same place. country. Fort Howard is coming to TRIO TURN TuwrLE KAPPA .t~N1'F,RTADS