Franklin Freshmen Lead In Multi Sport Promise
The class of 1921 and coach J M Thurber chart a bold athletic rise at Franklin. Freshmen from 1917, led by Patton and Kingsolver, push football, basketball, baseball and track, with Kingsolver dazzling as a versatile multi sport standout and Pope directing aerial plays.
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J. M. Thurber
Nelp
Lowery
Bowen
Hamilton
Schafer
Baseball Squad Heads to Hanover for 4 PM Game
Coach Thurber leads a twelve man Franklin baseball squad to Hanover for a 4 o'clock matchup. Clapp will face Franklin as Pruitt or Pope may start on the mound. Green covers third in Bitler’s absence while Pope also stars as a second baseman, Kingsolver.
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Thurber
Hanover
DePauw
Franklin
Clapp
Pruitt
Pope
Green
Bitler
Bill” Kingsolver
1921 freshmen show strong track and field results
The 1921 class displays strong athletic depth in track and field with Kingsolver leading as a standout runner. Names like Mattingly Knight Harrison Pope Naugle Overstreet and others contribute in hurdling discus pole vault and sprints as the girls’ athletics also impress.
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Pope
Neeves
Tov
Myer
Green
Bitter
Naugle
Bradley
Riley
Kingsolver
Mattingly
Knight
Wabash
Harrison
John Bailey
Overstreet
Through the Periscope by Ross Freeman
The column salutes student spirit and the Thurber–Deppe glove contest with notes on Coach Thurber and players Pruitt Campbell Pope Kingsolver and Ross. It teases readers about who spoke up and who got in and mentions Red Cross benefits and chapel remarks.
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Butler
Pope
Cully Thomas
Red Cross
Charlie
Chapel
Thurber
Capt. Pruitt
Campbell
Kingsolver
Ross
Fight Breaks Out Between Kid Thurber and K C Deppe
In a chaotic scene during a pole vault event Franklin athletes clash as Kid Thurber and K C Deppe battle with punches and pushes. The crowd reacts while president Goodell intervenes and the dispute ends without clear resolution.
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Pupremne
Franklin
Kid Thurber
K. C. Deppe
Goodell
Johnnie
Edwin
Franklin Crushes Butler 7 To 0 In Weekend Baseball
Franklin routed Butler 7 to 0 as Pope pitched brilliantly and Campbell starred at short. Irvington was blanked as Franklin’s offense and defense controlled the game from start to finish.
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Butler
Franklin
Irvington
Pope
Spud Campbell
Franklin Loses Two Contests to Wabash
Wabash defeated Franklin 6 to 2 as the visiting team showed stronger pitching and offense. Franklin also trailed 2 innings of a track meet, with Captain Cross leading the two mile and Kingsolver totaling 10 points for Franklin. The piece humorously critiques chapel naps and notes Butlerites’ comedy on the field and Twinkle and Shockley’s dancing ambitions.
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Franklin
Wabash
Rhe Wabash
Hester
Hacket
Pruitt
Kingsolver
Little Giants
Captain Cross
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