Hard Schedule in Foot Ball Announced by Manager Hufford
Manager Hufford and the Board of Athletic Managers schedule four big games to boost Hanover football. Key games include Wabash October 7 at O'ville and DePauw October 28 at G'castle with Rose Poly October 14 and Butler November 4 at Hanover. Georgetown may visit November 11. Franklin and Earlham dropped to fit upstate opponents. Herbert Barth visits for the Phi Delta Theta Banquet.
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Hufford
Board of Athletic Managers
Hanover
Little Giants
Middle West
DePauw
Transylvania
Blue Grass State
Rose Poly
Butler
Georgetown
Lyndon
Franklin
Earlham
Upstate
Lexington
Wabash
O’ville
E.M.I
G’ Castle
Georgetown University
Hart of Crown Point Attends Phi Gamma Delta Party
Lee A. Hart a 1915 professor of mathematics in Crown Point Indiana was in Han last Saturday and attended a party at the Phi Gamma Delta House with local hosts and students.
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Lee A. Hart
Crown Point
Ind
Hanover
Phi Gamma Delta House
Plans For State Oratorical Complete
On Friday February 25 the annual State Oratorical contest will be held in Indianapolis at Central Christian Church starting at 730 pm. D R Sessions of DePauw University holds manuscripts since January 25 and will preside. A L Miyatovitch from Hanover Macedonia will deliver Serbia the Martyr Nation and is seen as a strong contender for first honors. The state winner will represent Indiana at Indiana University in the interstate contest.
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Indianapolis
Central Christian Church
D. R. Sessions
DePauw University
Sessions
A. L. Miyatovitch
Hanover
Miyatovitch
Prishtina
Macedonia
Serbia
Millis
Indiana
Indiana University
Y M C A Launches One Hundred Percent Efficiency Campaign
The Young Men's Christian Association begins a drive titled One Hundred Percent Efficiency. In its first week the membership rose by sixty six and two thirds percent under the leadership of Ira B. Allison, chairman of the Membership Campaign Committee. Applications were reviewed at the association's regular meeting last Thursday evening.
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Young Men’s Christian Association
Ira
Allison
J B Garritt Society Hosts Social at Presbyterian Church
The J. B. Garritt Society of Christian Endeavor will hold a social in the Presbyterian Church parlors Saturday night. 4H. G. Iddings, class of '16, serves as chairman of the Social Committee.
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J. B. Garritt Society of Christian Endeavor
Presbyterian Church
G. Iddings
Evans prize announced for inter-society contest
In Chapel, W. W. Evans of Walton Kentucky pledged twenty five dollars for the annual contest between Philalethian and Union Literary Societies to be held March twentieth. The prize will be divided with ten dollars to each winner in debate and oration and five dollars to the declaimer, ensuring all winners share.
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W. W. Evans
D. D
Walton, Ky
Evans
Philalathean and
Union Literary Societies
H. F. Doolitle
Mass Meeting After Chapel Fridaysiders Sports Talk
An enthusiastic mass meeting was held Friday morning after chapel in Chapel Hall. A. V. Averitt, president of the Board of Athletic Managers, presided and called on Coach Rider, Manager Rogers, Captain W. J. Johnson, Culley, Hufford, Buddy James and Buddy Manaugh to discuss the upcoming basketball game with Moores Hill Friday night. Cheerleader Brett led a spirited yell practice.
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Chapel Hall
A. V. Averitt
Board of Athletic Managers
Rider
Rogers
W.J. Johnson
Culley
Hufford
Buddy” James
Buddy” Manaugh
Moores Hill
Brett
Orchestra Appears In Cappell Chapel Debut
The College Orchestra performed in Chapel on Thursday, playing Lange’s Flower Song and Gillet’s Lion Du Bal. Director Prof. Alexander has built a capable ensemble and listeners noted solid music from the group. Members include W Herbert Gibbs and Paul B Terhune violins, E S Allison and Allen Montgomery cornets, C E Broddecker oboe, D C Cox cello, J W Reily trombone, and W C Culley piano.
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Lange
Gillet
Lion du
D.C. Cox
J. W. Reily
W. C. Culley
Hanover Defeats Moores Hill Team Last Night
Hanover beat Moores Hill 26 to 17 in a hard fought game marked by rough play. Johnson Culley Grimsley and F James led Hanover while Carnes and Rockefeller stood out for Moores Hill. Referee Duncan oversaw a 20 minute halves contest with strong crowd support led by W Herbert Gibbs.
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Hanover
Moores Hill
Johnson
Methodists
W. Herbert Gibbs
Gibbs
Culley
F. James
C. James
Carnes
Johnson Rockefeller
Culley Ketchem
James Grimsley
Allison Wilson
Trotter
Duncan
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Husky
Herbert Barth
North Vernon
Euclid Gaddy
Church of
A. S. Mivatovitch
Cappel
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