Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1909-10-03 | Page 36 | B. Y. U. Notes

J B Y U NOTES I Special to The Provo Prove Oct 2 The second school week closed with ith a larger enrollment than ever before for this time of year ear Regis Registration R Registration is has reached about A great number of those thOl e registered hae have entered the upper classes of the High school and college Among the number enrolled are area a great many former students In hi athletics this year great things can be expected of the Y squad All of last years year basketball team are back ing lug H Christenson Chamberlain J Chris Christenson Christenson Christenson tenson Rose Jones Dillman and Sim Simmons Simmons Simmons mons With ith this lineup Provo Prove expects to put up a successful fight for the state championship Many of the old baseball men are back and Coach Bennion expects to to t make mae the other teams hustle The class organizations organisations are getting their men out preparatory for the interclass baseball series The first of the games Karnes should have been played last week but on ac account account account count of the bad condition of grounds the games have been delayed In the track meet next spring Coach I Bennion has already deckled de on first firs place It will be ba remembered that in tho th state meet last spring the Y men cap eight out of fourteen first places and lost to the U T of U only by b the nar narrow narrow narrow row margin of 4 IS to 53 93 3 In addition to last years squad Bennion has several promis ing also two men already well wen known in the athletic world worM Art McCal lister the famous sprinter has registered re at Rt the B Y U Henline who ranks with Baird on the jumps and who has shown good form in the sprint is back It is said that a school is gauged by the debaters it turns out The B Y t 1 U has turned out some strong orators Sev Several Several eral of the old debaters Rose RoS Swenk Larson and Carrol who have won honors for the school in intercollegiate debating deb Ung are back Two debating societies limit ing membership to upper classmen have been organized Arrangements are arf being made to debate with the U of U and anti Colorado