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Newspaper
Hanover College Triangle
Location
Hanover, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1913
Page
4
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In a slow rough contest at the I N G Armory Butler beat Hanover 25 to 18. Butler led early and late as Hanover briefly held the advantage in the second half. Key players included Silvers and McLaughlin for Butler and Lawson for Hanover, with referee Gipe.
A bulldog mascot named Woog is killed after escaping a muzzle order during a mad dog scare. Hanover police report Woog died a soldier's death, contrasting with a poison route in a past mascot death. Friends console his passing and hope for dog heaven.
President Millis attended a Social Welfare meeting in New Albany Thursday and spoke to high school students in Scottsburg and Seymour on Friday. He was a guest at Butler College Founders Day banquet Friday night. He led morning and evening services at First Presbyterian Church Madison in Dr Hood’s absence. Tuesday he joined a Cincinnati committee with Presidents Hinnitt and Holden to grade Presbyterian colleges. He returned to Hanover Wednesday afternoon.
Lincoln's 104th birthday honored with a day off for all college and academy classes. The break replaces the usual Washington birthday holiday which falls on Saturday. C. E. Drew a former teacher at Holland Michigan has returned to Gardner Illinois due to overwork. Ada Little of Clayton visits Miss Alma Little at the Point House and plans to return home Friday.
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