Franklin Triumphs 36 0 Over Kentucky Military Institute
In stifling heat the Franklin team defeated Kentucky Military Institute 36 to 0. Franklin scorers included Ragsdale Lowery Hamilton Overman Shafer and Bowen with a lone kick by Hally. Officials Reagan and Bryan supervised a spirited clash with play hampered by heat and no clean goal kicks.
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Franklin Beats Butler In Historic Tennis Victory
Franklin College, led by Basil Nash and Richard Crecraft, won a landmark tennis match against Butler in Indianapolis. Nash defeated Butler’s Fleck 7-5 6-3, while Crecraft beat Woods 6-2 6-3 on the Indianapolis Tennis Association courts. A late doubles loss left Franklin 6-4 6-3. The team scheduled a rematch with Irvington next.
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Roassiaville and Forded Franklin Attend Saturday Game
Dealers of Roassiaville and Forded Franklin are to see the game this Saturday, joining fans for the event.
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Centennial Church Parade Sparked By University Attire
A grand procession along Tenth and Meridian drew immense crowds as Franklin College students in caps and gowns paraded past Monument Place toward Ohio Street. Governor Ralston reviewed from the English Hotel balcony while onlookers labeled participants with nicknames such as Silk Hat Harry and The Bridal.
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Franklin College runner Charles Cross earns bronze at Indiana Centennial Meet
Charles Cross of Franklin College, a sophomore, competed in the mile at the Indiana Centennial track meet held at the state fair last Saturday. He finished third, earning a bronze medal for the event. Few colleges were represented, with Wabash among them.
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