Inter-class basketball series draws strong early interest
Arsekr BLL reports rising skill as squads train for the varsity. Freshmen beat Seniors 31 7 while Sophs topple Juniors 17 12 in a doubleheader. Freshmen also dethrone the previously undefeated Sophs 13 11 after overtime. Seniors down Juniors 16 9 in another tense clash.
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Sheck
Meyers
Wagner
Hill
Constable
Goheen
B. Smith
Burton
Foster
S. Brewer
Frellick
Cockrell
Sophs
Inter-Class Basketball Season Closes With Strong Attendance
Gymnasium notes that Thursday night games end the inter class series with high turnout and strong development. Coach Goheen plans a 7 or 8 man squad to tour during Christmas holidays while the season proper starts in winter term. Millard OMoore schedules most games at home including Franklin fixtures and road trips to Cincinnati and Danville.
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Goheen
Millard O'Moore
Indianapolis
Franklin
Indiana State Normal
de Pauw
Miami
Earlham
Kentucky Central University
Cincinnati
Oxford
Wabash
Hanover
Danville
Rose Poly
Thurs
Football F letters awarded to 1960s squad members
President Crowell awarded the football squad’s initial letters to Captain Overstreet Brown Mather Moore Boyer Sheek Burton Core Meyers and captain elect Elder. Branigin will receive his letter by mail due to absence. Each man earned the honor by playing eight full halves amid ovations on the platform.
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Crowell
Overstreet
Brown
Mather
Moore
Boyer
Sheek
Burton
Core
Meyers
Elder
Branigin
Indiana University Student Captures Halley's Comet Photo
Carl Kreiss of Fort Wayne a senior at Indiana University becomes the first Indiana man credited with photographing Halley's comet. While testing an eclipse view he spotted the comet in the eastern sky on developed plates showing the swift motion during exposure. Astronomical students at the campus observatory have since searched with a large telescope and many reported sightings.
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Carl Kreiss
Ft. Wayne
Indiana University
Indiana
Halley
State University
Kreiss
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