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Newspaper
Hanover College Triangle
Location
Hanover, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1950
Page
4
The College Store offers 100 informal notes with black raised letters and 100 envelopes for 1.00, ideal for thank you notes and invitations. Also featured are Ever-Ready shaving sets with badger brush, priced at 1.00 and 2.00, plus shave cream and mug soap. The downtown campus shop promotes gifts for brides and graduates.
Hanover netmen crushed Indiana Central 7 0 on their home courts in Hoosier Conference action. Smith beat McKinney 6 2 7 5 Campbell defeated Osselot 6 3 6 4 Taylor dominated Schutz 6 1 6 1 Wardell edged Boling 8 6 6 1 Hacker toppled Rapp 6 3 6 0. In a 5 2 loss to Louisville Taylor and Wardell won. Next week Hanover hosts Canterbury and Anderson, both at 2 30 p m.
Hanover track squad dropped two dual meets last week losing to Earlham 67 to 64 and Canterbury 85 to 46 at Richmond and Danville. Foreman set Hanover two mile record 10 30.9 beating 1948 standard by 1.1 seconds while Strasenburgh and Green added wins. Earlham winners included Beardsley Guthrie and Green with team times, and Canterbury see Foreman and Strasenburgh repeat, with Hanover taking the mile relay and two relays.
Hanover remains undefeated after a 10 12 417 win over Franklin at Franklin. Cordes led with 79, McFall posted 85, Kirkpatrick 84, and Smith 85 while Bob Kirkpatrick sank a crucial 25 foot put on 18. The Panthers also beat Canterbury 14 1 at Indianapolis and DePauw 1442 642, showing a rising but volatile lineup with new medalists each meet. Next week features track tennis baseball and golf events across several campuses.
Clerk of Session Ned Guthrie Director of Music Organist Frank Bohnhorst Pastor John N Fox Sunday April 30 Church School 830 a m Morning Worship 1045 a m Music by the College Choir Sermon on our responsibility to church related colleges
Hanover opens Hoosier Conference with a 7 6 ten inning win over Franklin on their home field. Barney Scott doubled and scored on Johnny Selig’s pinch hit single in the tenth to seal it. Eddie Orrill led Hanover with three hits while Don Wood and Scott added two apiece.
Sigma Chis and Phi Gams surged in the Softie Loop with multiple victories. Sigma Chi beat Lambda Chi 6-3 on Mel Coup’s pitching and George Thurs ton’s hitting amid a protest that could trigger a replay. Phi Gams defeated Beta Theta Pi 5-1 on a strong pitching duel marred by errors, with Dick Cira and Phil Records homering. Unorganized upset Phi Delts 10-7 in 8 innings as Jack Laswell earned the win.
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