Depauw game canceled as DePauw hosts Purdue tomorrow
Kingsolver likely out sick with Ross stepping in after a 15 to 5 beating last Saturday. Lineup to change as Purdue visit. game status remains uncertain due to illness and lineup adjustments.
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Newspaper
Franklin
Location
Franklin, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1918
Page
3
Kingsolver likely out sick with Ross stepping in after a 15 to 5 beating last Saturday. Lineup to change as Purdue visit. game status remains uncertain due to illness and lineup adjustments.
Darnall Martin will miss the Purdue game after a stellar effort against Butler as he reports for military service on April 24. Coach Thurber will rely on Ross and Riley behind the plate. The varsity routed Edinburgh 15 to 0 yesterday and will practice lightly before leaving for Lafayette.
The Franklin college baseball team travels to Lafayette Saturday for the second game of the season against Purdue. An illness may affect the infield, with Kingsolver likely out and Ross shifting from outfield. Battery will be Pruitt and Martin, who may be making his final appearance before a call to colors next week.
Miss Ona B. Onken, grand secretary of Pi Beta Phi, visited the Indiana Alpha chapter in Franklin over the weekend. The active chapter hosted a Cocky Shine in the fraternity hall Saturday night. She also stayed with Mrs. O. C. Dunn and Mrs. C. H. Drybread, toured Butler College with Indiana Beta, and departed Monday for Indiana University to meet the Gamma chapter.
An epidemic of sickness has hit Franklin in the past two weeks with many dormitory girls affected. Two students, Willie Kingsolver and Ellsworth Varian, are seriously ill with pneumonia and grip. Kingsolver improved after a critical Sunday, while Varian remains dangerously ill at Roann. Ruth, Elva MacDaniels, Esther Frances Jones, Esther Closson, Mildred Byers and Mary O Neal are confined to rooms with the illness.
Definite plans progress for the annual college dinner to be held in the gym on Friday May 3. The general committee includes Profs Roberts Hodge and Sloan with a class speed and four sub committees for cats decorations tickets and programs. Ticket sale runs next week priced 50 cents and closes May 1 at 5 p m. Alumni and townspeople receive a special invitation. Ticket committee led by W A Burton includes Richard Crecraft Irene Chandler Nelle Gipson and Davis Harrison with class helpers. Cats committee chaired by Prof Ruth Sloan lists Mary Kinnick Eulin Klyver Raymond Moeller and Clarence Mitchell. Decorations chaired by Ruth Graham with Harry Vandivier Agnes White Claude Smith Ezra Knoop. Program committee headed by Prof hd C G Roberts includes Lorel Pruitt and Raymond Douthitl.
The annual officers conference of the Indiana Collegiate Y M C A will be held at Purdue University on Saturday and Sunday. Attending from here are Herbert Thurston, Ralph Thurston, Prof. R. C. Roberts and Q O, 1D, Martin.
Norman R Holler, class of 1918, died at his parents home in Wanamaker on April 14 after a brief illness. He planned to return to Franklin College for a June degree but died of pleurisy and pneumonia two days after diagnosis. A devoted student and church member, he served as New Bethel Baptist choir leader and was highly regarded by faculty and peers. Funeral services were held at New Bethel Baptist Church on April 16 with college and senior class representation and Masonic burial rites.
The sectional high school track meet for Johnson Shelby Rush counties and possibly Marion county will be held at Goodell field on May 18. Coach Thurber and Prof. R C Roberts plan the event with likely entrants from Rushville Connersville Greenwood Edinburg Franklin Hopewell and possibly Indianapolis schools. The meet is expected to draw over a hundred high school athletes to Franklin.
Franklin's 1918 track season opens this afternoon on Goodell field with a meet against Central Normal. The meet starts at 3 30 and all events run quickly. Kingsolver and Campbell headline sprint and distance group while Tomlinsons Cross Reeve and Farmer anchor the distance lineup. Pneumonia sidelined Kingsolver Yarian leaving Franklin to rely on Cline Mattingly and others in events.
Marshall Jacobs has returned to Franklin after failing the final physical examination at Paris Island. Gordon Dunn, who departed with him, passed all requirements and has begun active training.
Marjorie Baker attended the junior prom at Purdue University on Friday night and spent the weekend at a house party hosted by the Kappa Sigma fraternity.
The Men's Coffee Club performs its annual home concert Tuesday night at First Baptist church. The program repeats the spring trip set and anticipates strong attendance. proceeds benefit Red Cross and war causes. Under coaches Voris and Bernault four months of practice have shaped an entertaining program with varied songs and ensemble work.
The Sunshine Society of the local high school will offer next winter a five-event lyceum course headlined by Franklin contracted speaker Lou J. Beauchamp and Allen Packard cartoonist. Adrian M. Newens will present A Message from Mars, joined by the Schm man Quintet and the Merrile Quartet. All members are described as high-class and guarantors include thirty prominent Franklin citizens.
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