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Newspaper
Hanover College Triangle
Location
Hanover, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1909
Page
3
For years Hanover has been poorly represented on the diamond and last year suffered from a shortage of baseball material. Students were few and the team largely consisted of learners. Bad weather and limited practice compounded the problem, despite Coach Scholler’s abilities.
Coach Scholler returns as Hanover readies for a strong season. Most of last year’s squad is back, with veterans and new material added from former varsity players. The pitching staff is expected to be strong, first base hotly contested, and a full schedule set from April 24 at Franklin to May 28 against Louisville University. Baseball practice has focused on batting and fielding despite cold weather.
The weather turned favorable allowing college organizations to work on their tennis courts. Over the last week six courts were cleaned and strung, conditions improving and expected to be ready for solid play in a few days.
Hanover eyes another strong tennis year as courts stay busy and players train hard. Returning favorites Montgomery and Macdill aim to surpass last season while new talents Robin Millar and Clint Moffet show promise after Millar gained experience at Cincinnati's Tri State Tournament.
Several Hanover students attended a Madison performance of The Holy City on April 1 and praised the production as a fine presentation. Miss Menettee Miss Connor Miss Crutcher and Miss Tech were noted among coeds who went to Louisville last Saturday. Robert Kingery of Wabash College visited F C Mills with mentions of Emmanuel in the mile. Kingery's sister Hellen is called a local heroine. Friday afternoon last week Misses Hughes Chapman Bratham Driggs and Priest walked to Madison for exercise and social gain. Saturday morning Drew and Marble removed the football goal to prevent an outfielder from climbing it for a tall hit. Prof Sowers questioned a highly performing English class from April 1. The Betas hosted a matinee dance with Benson and Lyons supplying music, chaperoned by Prof Sowers. A Spongers club has formed among about a third of the student body and its roster will be printed later. Moral: Dont Sponge.
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