Thurber directs best football season for Franklin college
The 1915 NCAL season ends with Wabash as top team in the league, Franklin second, DePauw third, and Rose Polytechnic fourth. Wabash scored 202 points, Franklin 183, and DePauw 459. Overstreet leads with 30 points, eight Franklin players earn letters, and coach John M. Thurber receives wide praise for turning Franklin into a state power.
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Eartham
Veseeee
Buller
Hanover
Purdue
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The
Baptists
Rose Poly
Earlham
Butler
University of Louisville
Fartham
Notre Dame
Overstreet
Franklin College
Kluver
Neip
Shafer
Ragsdale
Short
Lowery
Mullikin
Anderson
Harry Rea
Charles Mullikin
Oscar Bogard
August Sundvall
Bruce Bowen
Hugh Low
Wil Nelp
Paul Shaffer
Cotton
Glenn Short
Russell Klyver
Rea
Sundvall
Bogard
Leitner
Klyver
John M. Thurber
Colgate
Moores Hill
Ray Hunter Visits S A E House in Columbus on Sunday
Ray Hunter of Columbus spent Sunday at the S A E house, spending time there and likely participating in campus social events.
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Rochester
University of Rochester
J. W. A. Stewart
Ray Hunter
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S. A. E. House
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