Hanover Opens Baseball Season With Kentucky Trip
Hanover opened its season with a Kentucky tour posting an even break. At St Xavier College Louisville the Red and White won 17 to 2 behind stellar pitching from Charlie James. St Mary's followed with a 3 to 0 win after six scoreless innings. Lindsey Wilson hosted a 5 to 5 tie in ten innings before darkness ended play. The trip included adventure stories and a stirring speech from Proxy praising the team and firemen.
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Local campus notes mix clubs sports and visits
Frieda Schelke remains home after plant poisoning while Fitz performs Bachelor Days. Phi Gams dine in their house after weeks boarding out. Betas hopeful about a matron but enjoy meals at Bantas. Dramatic Club’s overdue winter term play set for Thursday. Track team trains for dual meet with Franklin. Local sports fans Bill Johnson Duke Swann and Albert Johnson attended weekend games. J O Taff praised for eighth inning. Ethics class in chapel draws interest. Alumni Ruth Hanna from Madison attended literary contest with others in Louisville.
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St Mary's Series Opens With Tight Win Over Hanover
Beamel pitched for St Marys while Kowalski starred at short and Crowded crowd enjoyed Kowalski's wit. Hanover scored twice early on a Paulus walk and two steals, but St Marys held on as Beamel and James held the line. Final score shows St Marys with a narrow victory and two runs in the ninth.
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