Mass Athletics Scoring System to Determine Winners
Franklin Indiana March 3 An elaborate scoring plan adopted by the Indiana Collegiate Athletic League aims to let nearly every man score. Events award up to 1000 points for world records. varsity teams are excluded and entries are limited to keep fairness across schools.
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Franklin
Indiana
Indiana Collegiate Athletic League
John M. Thurber
Sc. A. L
Mass Athletics Committee
Big Scrap for High School Honors Promises State Meet Next Week
Local tourney organizers announce housing and staffing for the event. Fraternity houses and hotels will house visiting teams as Crawfordsville expected to meet for the state fair next week. Officials include E. P. Palmer and Ross Smith. Scorers are Richard Payne Roscoe Freeman Gilbert Best and Gerald Ross. Championship schedule runs all day with numerous first round and quarterfinal matchups.
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Crawfordsville
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Hopewell Union
Phi Alpha Pi
Phi Delta Theta
Shelbyville
Ross Smith
E. P. Palmer
Richard Payne
Roscoe Freeman
Could Chopin Have Brought Great Art To New York
The piece asks if Chopin might have moved to America and shaped a national school of music, noting today’s greater interest in music and imagining a great composer settling in the United States to influence American culture as Chopin did for Poland and other nations.
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Europe
United States
New World
Paris
New York
Poland
Smetans
Bohemia
Weber
Brahms
Germany
Grieg
Scandinavia
Glinka
Russia
French Prima Donna Zarad to Raise Funds Here
Madame Zarad, a renowned French soprano, headlines a Franklin concert to aid the rehabilitation fund for Allied soldiers. She contributes time and expenses, raising more than $15,000 with proceeds sent to Washington. Prof. Schwerke arranges the appearance. no money stays with the artists.
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Madame Zavad
Madame Zarad
Franklin
Prof. Schwerke
Washington
What is a masque and its place in English court entertainment
A masque is a dramatic, allegorical entertainment blending poetry music scenery dance and costumes. It originated as a precursor to opera performed at courts or noble houses with rank leading performers and lavish patronage under James I. Ben Jonson authored notable masques such as The Masque of Queens and The Twelfth Night's Reveries.
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Grove’s Dictionary
James I
Ben Jonson
Queens
British Museum
Debating Club Holds Regular Meeting and Tryouts
The Debating Club met Tuesday afternoon at 8:30 and again Thursday afternoon. Tryouts for the debate with Webster Literary Society were conducted. Patronize our advertisers.
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Debating Club
Webster Literary Society
Quartet Gives Concert At Hazelwood And Plainfield
The college quartet performed at Hazelwood and Plainfield last Saturday and Sunday nights. Prof Berraul t assisted at Hazelwood and Miss Esther Berryhill at Plainfield. Arrangements are now being made for engagements at Summitville and Alexandria on March 26 and 28.
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Hazelwood
Plainfield
Berrault
Esther Berryhill
Summitville
Alexandria
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