Wabash Triumphs 3-2 In Pitcher Battle At Crawfordsville
Sturgis of Wabash pitched a four hit, shutout like effort until two out in the ninth scored the winning run as Wabash beat Franklin 3 to 2. Pfohl drove in Eby for the decisive run after Wabash had taken the lead in the fourth. Franklin dropped to second in the S C A L standings behind DePauw while Methodists loom as a key upcoming foe for Franklin. Sturgis allowed seven hits, Swenson seven, seven errors behind Franklin aided by Wabash fielding. Sturgis struck out five, Swenson five, both teams stranded runners in scoring positions late.
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Wabash
Swenson
Franklin
Crawfordsville
Pfohl
Eby
Little Giants
S. C. A. L.tanding
DePauw
The
Methodists
Baptists
Adho AE Nichols
Finney
Hlen
Acon
F Kerns
Ravenstein
Sturgis, P
AE Jurtis
DUAR
Foxworthy
Leitner, If
Jouill
Sveen
Rechhas
Jolstein, Tb
Sundvall, If
Yanklin
Kerns
Rovenstein
Colleges Lose Accreditation Denial From California Board
California state board of education denied accreditation to Bryn Mawr University Wyoming and Cincinnati on the postgraduate list. Teachers with postgraduate study from accredited schools can teach in California high schools without exams. New gym equipment at University of Texas Texas facility includes a machine for cleaning and drying athletic uniforms.
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California
Bryn Mawr
University of Wyoming
University of Cincinnati
California State Board of Education
University of California
University of F Lexas
Franklin College Falls to State Normal 14 10 in Terre Haute
In a slugging baseball game State Normal defeated Franklin College 14 to 10 at Terre Haute on May 14. Four home runs and multiple extra base hits marked the contest while both starters struggled with the slick ball and control. Bayh Fellig Holstein and Green homered for Normal while Sundvall Swenson Hogue led the hitting for Franklin.
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State Normal
Franklin College
Terre Haute
Goodrich
Baptists
Green
Franklin
Sundvall
Swenson
Hogue
Knauth
Bayh
Fellig
Holstein
OM Fortner
Crim
Forter
Kansas College Baseball Faces End Amid Track Popularity
Coach Wayne Granger of Emporia College warns Kansas conference schools may abolish baseball as track gains favor. He cites cost and limited profit, noting Washburn ended its baseball program first. Granger predicts interest will shift to track within five years.
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Kansas
Wayne Granger
College of Emporia
Granger
Washburn
Germans in U S Oppose War and Other News
Summary of opinions on the war from Americans with German birth and descent noting loyalty and desire for peace. With a side note on William Dean Howells possibly missing college shaping his originality. Baptist convention praises Wilson. A Chicago Daily Maroon war correspondent, freshman William Beauchamp, and campus visitors Mary Whittington and Thelma Hatfield are mentioned.
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Germany
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
William Dean Howells
The
Atlantic Monthly
Cambridge
James Russell Lowell
Lowell
Howells
Chicago Daily Maroon
William Beauchamp
Red Cross
Fresh-air Outing Hails Pi Beta Phi Invitation
A Pi Beta Phi group issues invitations for a Fresh-air Outing on June 5 at Amy Sutton's home near Greenwood. The item follows a quirky classroom anecdote about fractions and a banana preference from a teacher and pupil.
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Pi Beta Phi
Amy Sutton
Greenwood
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