Franklin College Wins Dual Meet Over Earlham 63 53
Franklin College defeated Earlham 63 to 53 at Richmond last Saturday. Kingsolver led with 17 points, Cross topped in both the mile and two mile runs, and Franklin initially led before Earlham reclaimed the advantage in events like the 220 yard low hurdles. Event results include Kingsolver first in 100 yard dash and multiple placements across dash and field events. Clerks, inspectors, and announcer duties listed for the meet with several colleges and entrants named.
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Trans-Atlantic Fliers' Publicity Edge in New Adventure
The New York Sun notes that publicity benefits the trans Atlantic fliers in their ventures, giving them an advantage over Columbus in their respective adventures.
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Columbus
Plans Complete For Big I C A L Athletic Fete
Officials for the I C A L meet are named with Ewald Stichm of Indiana University as referee and starter. Clarence Thurber of Purdue is head judge and trusted by coaches. Other officials include Edward Dugan, F H Hodge, Timers Deming Valentine Moore and scorer Book Freeman.
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Ewald
Jumbo) Stiehm
Indiana University
Middle West
Clarence Thurber
Purdue
Stichm
Purdue University
Edward Dugan
Whiteland
F. H. Hodge
Franklin
Edwin Deming
Indianapolis
Edward Valentine
Russell Moore
William H. Book
Roscoe Freeman
In For Busy Season if They Do
A Chicago News note urges all parties to assist their favorite sons during a busy season. The item signals local interest in civic or political support activities.
Sororities Vote on Rush Week Report
Pan-Hellenic council approves rush rules for next year but not final until all three sororities accept. Pledge day set for December 13 with three parties on preceding days. Sororities vote at next meetings and council to reconsider next week.
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Pan-Hellenic Council
Grose to Give Commencement Address Tonight at Local High School
Dr. George R. Grose president of DePauw University will deliver the commencement address for the local high school tonight and will be guest of the local Sigma Alpha Epsilon chapter. Mr Walter Kolb of Lafayette will spend the weekend in Franklin as part of the personals.
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George R. Grose
DePauw University
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Walter Kolb
Lafayette
Franklin
Butler Bowls Franklin 15 to 0 in offensive rout
Butler Franklin game ends 15 to 0 as Butler pitchers Pruitt and Gwynn hold Franklin offense. Gwynn allows 8 hits with Stivers Bitter and Bar clay stealing bases for Butler. Campbell and Pruitt register two base hits, Franklin holes include Pruitt and Alexander hit by pitch. Umpire John Dugan.
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Alexander
Stivers
Campbell
John Dugan
Whiteland
Not a Coward Kaiser Faces World War Pressure
The Boston Herald characterizes the kaiser as eager to seize any chance to prove he is not a coward, reflecting public fascination with his stance amid looming global conflict. The projection portrays political bravado as a test of national resolve.
Heine Learns War Is Hell, Sherman Was Right
A report from Indianapolis notes that Heine now accepts the grim truth of war, echoing Sherman’s fatal clarity about the hellish nature of combat. The piece contrasts past views with present cautions on conflict.
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Indianapolis Star
Heine
Hell
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