First College Game Ends in Loss for Hanover
Hanover loses the season opener to Franklin 9 to 3 after a rough eighth inning. Dawson pitched well with eight strikeouts and two hits allowed, while Nowlin and Harrison contributed runs for Hanover.
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Newspaper
Hanover College Triangle
Location
Hanover, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1909
Page
1
Hanover loses the season opener to Franklin 9 to 3 after a rough eighth inning. Dawson pitched well with eight strikeouts and two hits allowed, while Nowlin and Harrison contributed runs for Hanover.
Rev McArthur preached his farewell sermon last Sunday at Hanover Presbyterian Church and in Sharon Hill delivering a final address to the congregation.
At a senior class meeting the cast for the Senior play was announced and copies of the work distributed. The report of D. C. Reynolds, business manager of the 1908 Re vonah, was audited and the manager discharged. Cast includes Sir Charles Marlow Lloyd Mann Mr Hardcastle M R Schnaitzer Young Marlow L MacDill Hastings T H Montgomery Tony Lumpkin H M Miller Stingo Wm Niklaus Diggory D C Reynolds Mrs Hardcastle Mary Iddings Miss Hardcastle Emily Quick Miss Neville Ruth Lee.
Last Thursday the second hour classes were disturbed by loud honking as visiting ministers from the New Albany Presbytery arrived after a Madison meeting. Thirteen ministers were present yet none spoke at chapel, causing two misfortunes: third hour recitations went ahead without their guidance. Also noted is Wm. McLelland, class of ’06, returning home from Fargo after a bout with typhoid fever and a back illness.
The April 30 account describes a statewide Local Option push in Indiana reaching Jefferson County. Hanover professors lectured across the county arguing for dry laws and refuting tax-related and wets claims. G W Young spoke at Hanover Presbyterian church and Dr Millis urged students to consider the economic and moral gains before Friday’s vote.
Folding chairs were installed this week to create uniform seating in the New Assembly Hall. Previously chairs were moved from the Chapel and Y M C A Hall, which involved extra labor.
Last Wednesday morning a call ed meeting of Union Literary Society was held after Chapel. The session was stormy with several questions raised. Hugh Marble was elected Treasurer and duly installed after the regular treasurer refused installation, he will take over the books at the next meeting.
The final Athletic Association Lecture Course features a Madison talent musical program on May 6 in Assembly Hall.
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