Franklin Defeats Wabash 29 to 25 in Key Game
Franklin edged Wabash 29 to 25 in a decisive basketball contest that practically secures the championship. The article also notes a major revival series at Franklin with Dr. Herbert Johnson of Boston set to speak March 21 to 29 at First Baptist Church, plus Northfield program aims to involve 200000 students in study classes.
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Banquetless commencements urged by food administrator
A 1918 note from Dr. H E Barnard Indiana Federal Food Administrator requests that all commencement banquets and related campus events be dispensed with to conserve food. He emphasizes June commencements are critical for food supply as crops from last season are gone and new harvests not yet in. The policy is to save every atom of food, with further details continued on Page Three.
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Sophomores Triumph Over Juniors In Round Two Tournam ent
In a girls basketball second round test, the speedy sophomores beat the juniors 10 to 6. Ruth Cook and Trace Barnes starred for the sophomores while E Closson and K Roland stood out for the juniors. Nellie Gipson returned with a strong performance as the Juniors prepare to face the freshmen next.
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Franklin to host three home and two away spring track meets
Franklin plans three home track meets and two or three away meets this spring as announced by Coach Thurber. The tentative schedule includes Central Normal on April 9, DePauw on April 27, Eartham on May 4, Wabash on May 11, and an L.O. meet at Eartham around May 25. Track work starts next week with many men already training.
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Four Songs Entered in College Song Contest
Leslie Dunkin is the first student to enter the college song contest with four submitted works The titles include The College on the Hit Franklin College We are Here to the tune of Maryland My Maryland Fighting Franklin's on the Map to Yankee Doodle and Indiana's Best to the Star Spangled Banner Frank Beck has gone home to Lebanon for the weekend with no other entrants yet.
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Miss Mabel Hayes To Represent Franklin In State Oratorical
Miss Hayes will represent Franklin College at the state oratorical contest in Indianapolis tonight. Seven Indiana colleges enter, including DePauw with David E Lilienthal and Butler with Albert Coil. Hayes will speak on Making the World Safe for Democracy, a topic she has used before.
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Prohibition Speaker to Visit Franklin College
R Rolofson of the Intercollegiate Prohibition Association will visit Franklin College on Thursday February 28 to speak on the Chicago Prohibition union drive for A Day Chicago. A local dry group formed last year but no action this year. potential chapel talk by Prof Hotolgon. Nellie Eikenberry and Gertrude Dodd remain on the dormitory sick list, improving slightly.
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Franklin College Triumphs Over Wabash In Acclaimed Thriller
Franklin College defeated Wabash 29 to 25 in a crucial basketball game that could decide the SC. A. Le. championship. Franklin built a 14 to 10 halftime lead, then held off Wabash as Smart and Ross led scoring. Campbell and Moeller anchored the defense while Spud Campbell fought through an eye injury.
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