Indiana Central Opens Basketball Season
Indiana Central University of Indianapolis opens the local basketball season December 10 with about fifteen games planned by the Board of Athletic Managers. The first practice drew 33 players. Coach Hotchkiss plans a new workout method and interclass games are delayed in favor of varsity selection through team trials. Several veterans and new sophomores show promise in drills and five minute halves, Carlisle leading scorers in the scrimmage.
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Indiana Central University of Indianapolis
Board of Athletic Managers
Hotchkiss
Cape Montgomery
Hamilton
Voris
Iddings
Trotter
Lawsons
G. Hufford
Johnnie Carlisle
Hart
Cully
F. Hufford
Carlisle
Worris
Lawson
Scrubs
Odell Praises Conscience Quality and Moral Standards
Rev O D Odell of Indianapolis delivered a chapel address on Romans ten about zeal without knowledge. He argued conscience is shaped by heredity and experience, compares it to a ship's compass, and stressed the need for a religious standard to check moral judgment. He cited Gen Booth on east end London and urged Christ as the measure.
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O. D
Odell D. D
Indianapolis
Paul
Odell
Gen. Booth
East End
London
Odel
Dr Harvey W Wiley 1867 to speak on public health asset
Dr Harvey W Wiley will address the New Orleans Association of Commerce this evening at eight o'clock on The Public Health Our Greatest National Asset. The talk is under the Forum Literary Society of Tulane University. Miss Eva Belcher has returned home to Kalamazoo Michigan after visiting her brother Professor D R Belcher.
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Harvey W. Wiley
New Orleans Association of Commerce
Wiley
Forum Literary Society
Tulane University
Eva Belcher
D. R. Belcher
Kalamazoo
Michigan
Hanover Players Dominate Late State Secondary Team
The Indianapolis News selects Hanover as home to G E Trotter left guard and Trotter also earns honors on the all state secondary team. DePauw leads with three selections, Butler and Franxan two each, Hanover Earlham Rose and Wabash each with one. Total picks name multiple colleges and players across the region.
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Indianapolis News
Hanver
G. E. Troter
Hanover
DePauw
Butler
Franxan
Farlham
Rose
Wabash
Silvers
L.E. Butler
Lockhart
L.T. Butler
Younte
G. Franklin
Rea
Franklin Trotter
R G. Hanover Grady
RT. DePauw
Moore
RE. DePauw
Bogue
Q. Earlham Carter
L.H. Rose Thomas
K.H
Voris
Trotter le Hanover Lockhart Pot Butler Thistlewaite
L.G. Farlham
Hanover Yount
R.G. Franklin Grady RT. DePauw Bogue
Earlham Eglin
Wabash Carter
Rose Poly Showalter F.B. Wabash
Earlham
Franklin
Rose Poly
Junior Exhi bition Orations Announced
The Junior Exhibition speakers unveiled their topics for the December 22 event at the Presbyterian church. Miss Mary Hawk will discuss Civic Chivalry and L. L. Huber The New Duty of American Colleges. Other subjects include Alice Radcliff The Rise of a Nation Vivia Gaddy The Need of Vocational Training and G. R. Hamilton The Obligation of Opportunity.
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Presbyterian Church
Mary Hawk
L. L. Huber
Alice Radcliff
Vivia Gaddy
G. R. Hamilton
Mrs Hotchkiss Returns Home After Visit
Mrs. Hotchkiss of Indianapolis has returned to her home after visiting Mr and Mrs A S Hotchkiss.
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Mr. Hotchkiss
Indianapolis
Mrs
A. S. Hotchkiss
Why Presbyterians Should Help Hanover College
Presbyterians are urged to fund Hanover College through a campaign for endowment. Dr Joseph W Cochran argues Christians owe support to Christian education and to prepare leaders. the college must stand beside state institutions to curb secular influence and empower young people to shape society and faith.
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Christian College
Joseph W. Cochran
Board of Education
Hanover College
Hanover
Church of Christ
Colege
Ilmudore
Lawu
America
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EASON
Swann
Yunker
Cully Trott
Owen Odell
Joseph Cochran
Scretary Board of Education
Assembly Herald
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