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Newspaper

Franklin

Location

Franklin, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1916

Page

1

Commercialism in College Athletics Sparks Franklin-Wabash Row

The article traces a dispute over scheduling and revenue sharing as Franklin blocks Wabash and DePauw from playing Butler in Indianapolis. It recounts events dating to Washington’s birthday, the November 1 football clash, and Wabash’s ongoing objections to dates and terms, highlighting tensions between cooperation and gate receipts.

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Franklin Butler contest sparks dispute over door receipts

Werber 44th event drew about a hundred spectators who would have supported DePauw and Wabash. Franklin refuses to divvy door receipts from the basketball game, causing Wabash to fear a loss of potential funds. The colleges face a clash between fiscal aims and commercial pressures.

Werber Franklin Butler DePauw Wabash

Who They Are Continued From Page One

A roster of Earlham football players with nicknames and hometowns. Profiles include Paul Shafer from Peru as a heavy plunging back, Harold Hastings known as Rabbit who left mid season, Ross Mutt from Southport as a versatile lineman, Forest Ragsdale from Hopewell with a forward passing style, Archibald Archie Jordan from Detroit directing signals, Stanley Overman Stan recovering from a shoulder injury, Dale Jew Weiche from Peru as a promising back, John Fornwald From Washington as a speedy lineman, Wayne Merrill Prof developing into a capable back, and Hallie Lebs Hamilton showing early potential with room to grow.

Paul Shafer Peru Shafe Harold Hastings Rabbit Ross Southport Earlham Forest Ragsdale Rags Hopewell Archibald Jordan Archie Detroit Marty Ford Stanley Overman Stan DePauw Dale Weiche Jew John Fornwald Forny Washington Wayne Merrill Hallie L. Hamilton Lebs Almvont

Moore Furniture Co Leads With Loyal Squads Praise

The article credits C Stoddard P Cross Spud Campbell Whipple Smith and Johnson for their steady practice attendance. Richard Crecraft known as Dick the Bon ham of Franklin, plays a hard back line game. Chelsa Pruitt Mose visits from Edinburg and joins in, delivering strong tackling and promising future form.

Freshmen and Sophomores Tie Despite Rain at Goodell Field

Underclassmen played to a 7 7 tie when darkness stopped the game in the third period after a cold rain. Welch shine for the Freshmen with strong runs while Bailey and Jordan keyed Sophomore drives. Campbell starred for the Freshmen and Schafer Bailey led the Sophomores as the crowd braved the weather to watch the season finale.

Goodell Field Welch Bailey Jordan Pruitt Nelp Campbell Schafer and

Basketball Schedule Out for Thurber's Franklin Team

Coach Thurber plans a strong 1916-17 basketball campaign at Franklin with last year's veterans Bowen Lowery Hamilton Nelp forming the nucleus. Freshmen Ross Jordan Fornwald and P Cross show promise as contenders. A heavy schedule includes Indiana dental college at home December 19 and Notre Dame at home February 24, with games against Hanover Earlham and Indiana State Normal.

Thurber Bowen Lowery H. Hamilton Nelp Ross Jordan Fornwald P. Cross John Bailey Butler Indiana University Indiana Dental College Danville Normal Hanover Indiana State Normal Terre Haute Georgetown Earlham Richmond Notre Dame

Social Service Meeting Led by Y W Leaders

The Y W meeting Thursday night featured Eulin Klyver as committee chair guiding services. Mise Foraythe of Indianapolis spoke to the girls on Social Service praising Indianapolis girls’ work and Cordelia Clark performed Little Bit of Love.

Y. W Eulin Klyver Mise Foraythe Indianapolis Veoneluson Cordelia Clark

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