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Newspaper
Hanover College Triangle
Location
Hanover, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1950
Page
4
Hanover end Bill Klein, star of the Panthers, was drafted by the Los Angeles club in the annual pro football draft. The event capped a week in which about 390 players were selected nationwide, including 13 Notre Dame Fightin Irsh members. Klein's record as a pass receiver is unmatched in Hanover history.
Athletic director Raymond Dutch Struck announced the 1950 and 1951 Morgan Field football schedules. New opponents include Southern Illinois opening 1950 and Wabash adding as a foe. Illinois’ Southern Illinois visits Carbon Dale in 1951, with all nine games appearing in both seasons. Anderson remains the lone new conference opponent.
Oakland City edged Hanover's Panthers 69 67 as five Oaks players scored 10 plus points. Andy Taff led Hanover with 22 points and Captain Barney Scott added 12, but Oak regulars Daugherty Chapman Ross Morrow and Norrich supplied the decisive balanced attack.
Hanover Panthers defeated Villa Madonna Villains 74 to 56 as Andy Taff scored 28 points to reach 428 on the season. The game swung after a 26 24 halftime edge, with Bill Litchfield and Joe Rawlings energizing the attack and Elmer Geissler aiding the surge.
Jeffersonville High School Red Devils led 22-21 at halftime but faded in the final minute, losing to Hanover freshman squad 51-48. John Smith scored 17 for Hanover, A J McKinley 10, Brooks McComas 17 for Jeff, with Bobby Hogan 11 and Fry 8 helping Hanover.
Andy Taff needs seven points to tie the all time Hanover College scoring record in basketball. The milestone targets a historic career milestone for the standout player on the college team.
Hanover W A A schedules a volleyball Play Day for Saturday February 18 at Lynn Hall and Woods Field House with registration at 10:00 a m Fourteen schools invited three have accepted Da Pauw Franklin and Western luncheon at Presbyterian Church between sessions $1.00 payable to Jo Bettinger before February 11. sorority and Independent Women's basketball games occurred at Woods Field House this week Alpha Omicron Pi vs Independents and Alpha Delta Pi vs Phi Mus on Thursday night winners played Friday afternoon and then losers finished the tour
Hanover's Panthers, seven games from the finish, face Earlham at Richmond Saturday in a clash that could affect fourth place, then host Canterbury in a rematch led by Andy Taff. Canterbury, featuring Evan Fine and Rube Applegate, seeks revenge after a 68-59 loss.
Approximately 30 girls have joined intramural volleyball at the gym with games starting next week. First round scores include Phi Mu 30 over Independents 11 and Alpha Delts 15 over AOPi 9.
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