DePauw Defeats Franklin in Baptist-Methodist Clash
DePauw outplayed Franklin on Franklin field behind Beam, Mulligan, and Ritchey. Moran and Holderman sparked early scoring, with DePauw totaling eight runs to Franklin four as errors and hits swung the seesaw through nine innings.
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Franklin
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Moran
Overman
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Holderman
Beam
Mulligan
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DePauw Pledges, Track Leadership, and 1909 Rule Changes
The Delta Sigma Phi Phi Eta line notes DePauw pledges from the junior class while the Panhellenic council bars freshmen from rush until matriculation. Wabash tracks elect Shirley Deming of Indianapolis to succeed Emmanuel as team captain. The intercollegiate rules panel approves 1909 changes including frontfield goals dropping to three points to discourage long field goals, plus adjustments to touchbacks and penalties.
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Shirley Deming
Indianapolis
Emmanuel
Son