Two Tie Games End Afternoon Showdowns
Both afternoon games finished in ties as teams battled to split the results. The close contests left players and fans awaiting decisive rematches.
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Hanover College Triangle in Hanover, Indiana
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Newspaper
Hanover College Triangle
Location
Hanover, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1914
Page
1
Senior and Junior Class Baseball Showdowns Draw Crowds
Large turnout fills the field as seniors and juniors compete in a doubleheader with heavy hitting. Huber belts a decisive three base hit. seniors win in early innings while juniors rally, and sophomores and freshmen also stage a late contest before the third inning ends. The bulletin’s catalog number will soon be released, Champlin Press prints the year’s work details, and Henry E Cobb visits Phi Delta Theta brothers in Sycamore Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huber
Champlin Press
Columbus
Reading Newspapers in School to Teach News Literacy
An Indianapolis Star note argues NYU journalism head advocates teaching children to read newspapers. Begin school days with world and local news summaries to train intelligent interest in public affairs and develop discrimination in what to read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Journalism
New York University
Indianapolis
Star
Indianapolis Star
Improvements shown in college organization gains
A table details rate of improvement by groups. Tnea Delta Sigma sorority up 5 percent, Alpha Delta Pi 3 percent, Phi Mu 2 percent, and non fraternity women 6 percent. Beta Theta Pi leads men with 10 percent rise, non fraternity men 6 percent, Beta Sigma Chi 3 percent, Phi Gamma Delta 2.9 percent, Phi Delta Theta 0.2 percent, and non fraternity men 2.8 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tnea Delta Sigma Sorority
Alpha Delta Pi
Phi Mu
Beta Theta Pi
Beta Sigma Chi
Phi Gamma Delta
Phi Delta Theta
College adds coaching athletics course by Ilitchkiss
A new course by Professor Ilitchkiss on Coaching Athletics and Gymnasium Supervision is in demand at the college. It covers football basketball and baseball coaching, material selection, signals, plays, and accident care, plus gym tactics calisthenics and sanitation. The course aims to supply teachers for public playgrounds and high school athletics. Meanwhile the inter class baseball series opened with both Seniors and Juniors tying 10 to 10, and the Sophomores and Freshmen also finishing tied, as dusk fell after a four oclock start. Mrs. Edgar Culbertson of Moorefield is visiting and attending the Missionary Meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilitchkiss
Hotchkiss
Well Known Artists to Appear Here
World famous cantata Hiawatha s Wedding Feast by Coldridge Taylor to be performed Wednesday evening April 29 under Prof Belcher. Choral Union of thirty men and thirty women rehearse since October with J Raymond Lynn soloist and Mrs Louis Schellsmidt Koehne harpist of Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra featured. Bertha Schellschmidt violinist Adolph Schellschmidt cellist head of De Pauw Music School to join. Mary Hawk to play piano score. Baldwin Concert Grand Piano from Baldwin Co Louisville admission thirty five cents. Program repeats in Madison next night under Madison High School Athletic Association. Substantial community support noted. M M Montgomery named business manager for both concerts. Faculty to give talks on Passion Week. sunrise prayer Sunday. Bible class chapel finale. Mrs Engle of Winchester visiting daughter Helen at the Point House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiawatha
Coldridge-Taylor
Belcher
Choral Union
J. Raymond Lynn
Second Presbyterian Church
Indianapolis
Louis Schellsmidt-Koehne
America
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
Pacific Coast
Crescendo Musical Club
Brussels
Bertha Schellschmidt
Adolph H. Schellschmidt
de Pauw University
Mary Hawk
Baldwin
Baldwin Company of
Louisville
Madison
Madison High School Athletic Association
Hanover
M. M. Montgomery
Lit Society Elects Officers In Two Groups
The Philalathean Society elected L. L. Huber as President and G. E. Trotter as Recording Secretary. Fletcher Huf ford was named Treasurer and other posts filled by Wm. C. Cully Doorkeeper Gayle Hufford Censor Dean Jackson Critic Clyde Brodecker Second Critic and Forest Hearne. The Union Lit elected Earl Swann as President and David Cox as Vice President with roin E. Brashear Secretary and H. A. Hege Treasurer. Doorkeeper Lee Hart Censor W. J. Johnson First Critic T. K. Luckett Second Critic D. M. Crowder Third Critic K. M. Montgomery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. C. Cully
Gayle Hufford
Dean Jackson
Clyde Brodecker
Forest Hearne
Union Lit
Earl Swann
David Cox
Roin E. Brashear
H. A. Hege
Lee Hart
W. J. Johnson
T. K. Luckett
D. M. Crowder
K. M. Montgomery
Also Mentioned on This Page
Allison
Henry E. Cobb
Sycamore (Ill
Phi Delt Brothers
R H E
Edgar Culbertson
Moorefield
Mrs. Engle
Winchester
Helen
Point House
The
Philalathean Society
L. L. Huber
G. E. Trotter
Fletcher Hufford
Ing
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