Singles Championship Is Yet To Be Coppled
The men's singles championship remains undecided with Harvey vs. Ross pending the final round while weather clouds predictions of mud and water. Doubles loom next with several teams signaling intent to compete and potential strong play, including an exhibition challenge announced by Prof. E Stanley Alden and Prof. R Chester Roberts against the doubles winners on May Day.
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Harvey
Ross
Chapel
E. Stanley Alden
R. Chester Roberts
May Festival Plans Announced By Track Lettermen
May Festival plans have been finished with the track letter men to serve as officials in the meet. Each official will oversee the event in which he has demonstrated supremacy, including events like the throw shot put and high hurdles.
Samples Are Fierce and Wavering Philosophies Highlight Page
A collage of quirky lines notes evolving social reports from romance to weather and science. References to Romeo and Juliet at a city restaurant collide with musings on optimism cynicism and the need for daily gratitude. The piece mentions student work on inertia and a satire on Soviet statecraft.
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Washington Star
Hanover College Dominates I G A L Tennis Meet
Hanover College captures I G A L tennis honors at the track meet venue last Saturday. Montgomery brothers Allen and Henry dominate doubles with a 6-4 4-6 9-7 win over Butler, while Henry Montgomery, age 17, defeats Boyd Wa bash 6-2 6-3 for the singles crown.
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Montgomery
Hanover
Butler
Hanover College
Montgomery Brothers
Allen and
Henry
Husky Hoosier” School
Henry Montgomery
State Normal
Musics to A Midsummer Night's Dream by Schwerke
Music critic notes Mendelssohn wrote both the overture in 1826 and later scenes in 1843 for A Midsummer Night's Dream. The overture signals Mendelssohn's youthful individuality and foreshadows later scores. Descriptions cover the fairy world, Titania and Oberon, Puck, Elfenmarsch, and pieces Nos. 8 4 6 10 used for rehearsals and acts.
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Prof
Irving Schwerke
Shakespeare
Cinrades
Tschaiskowsky
Gounod
Berlioz
Mendelssohn
Titania
Oberon
Puck
Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream Notes
A discussion outlines musical numbers from the opera a Py bruges likely stage production. It lists Nos ten through thirteen including Funeral March Intermezzo Nocturne Wedding March Clown’s Dance and final fairy song with Oberon’s blessing. Geneva program then details YWCA meeting and summer conferences led by Miss Edith Cribbs and others.
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Puck
Oberon
Geneva
Edith Cribbs
Edna Smith
Lake Geneva
Mary Purviance
Ruth Cook
Tennis tournament stalls as rain delays play
Weather interrupts the co eds tennis schedule delaying singles and mixed doubles events. Officials await J. P. approval to resume the tournament timing.
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J. P
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