Hanover College Store Hearts Valentines Gift Lineup
The College Store offers free Hanover Marching Song copies and affordable book covers for rain protection. Valentines arrive on the 14th with Hallmark cards, one cent stamps, jewelry, Johnston's candies, and assorted seasonal gifts. The Downtown Campus shop provides many other items for the season.
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Unorganized Betas Open With Victories in Cage Crown Play
The Unorganized Men beat Phi Delta Theta 38 32 led by Dick Layer 16 points. Beta Theta Pi defeated Phi Gamma Delta 31 27 with Bo Trimbur scoring 11. Phi Delta Theta and Phi Gamma Delta both split earlier, while next week’s slate features Sigma Chi, Lambda Chi, and more.
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Panthers Rally To Edge Canterbury 61 60 In Nail Biter
Hanover Panthers survive a late Canterbury rally to win 61 60 at home. Accutate Andy Taff led Hanover with 24 points, Scott 11, Orrill 10, Geissler 9 as Canterbury’s Evan Fine had 18, Shaw 10, Gipson 10. Freshmen beat Jefferson County 54 31 behind Wagner 12.
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John Smith
Doug Denton
Panthers Edge Earlham 42 39 After Slow Start
Earlham stifled early momentum then faltered as Han notched its sixth conference win in eight games, beating Earlham 42 to 39 in Richmond. The Panthers, averaging 69 points, were forced to slow down to match the Quakers’ defense.
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Band-Box Basketball Tonight DePauw on Wednesday Eve
Hanover’s Panthers host DePauw in a Band-Box basketball game as Hoosier College Conference officiating reforms aim to boost consistency. Hanover leads the loop with Indiana Central Greyhounds, while Anderson wood push for third as thirteen league games remain in the season. Athletic director Dutch Struck issues major spring schedules including nine football games with Wabash DePauw and Southern Illinois on tap. Baseball plans seventeen games and track aims for nine meets amid unpredictable weather.
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Panthers held as Quaker guards pace win
Andy Taff was held to 12 points while Bob Ewing limited the Panthers to low output and added seven for Quaker. Clifford Dickman led the Quakers with 12 points as they outscored the Panthers.
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Panthers Seek Loop Victory At Franklin Tonight
Hanover College travels to Franklin College for a Hoosier College Conference game as they chase a crucial win to stay in title contention. Franklin’s small court and vocal home crowd challenge the Panthers before a quick turnaround hosting DePauw next Wednesday.
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