State Normal Wins In Closing Came
State Normal edged Hanover 33 to 20 in the season finale. The game was fast, with a tight foul call by the referee and Hanover never led after halftime. Kehoe paced Hanover with nine points, while Normal’s Trotter, Kehoe, and Lawson contributed scoring, Clark starred for Hanover with four baskets, and Montgom ery and Iddings shut down much of Hanover’s attack. The Rev. John Beden, 01, rector of an Episcopal church in St. Paul, Minn, is noted.
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State Normal
Hanover
Trotter
Kehoe
Normal
Voris
Lawson
Carlisle
Idding
Ray Hufford
Knauth
Clark
Siffler
Khoe
Schenk
Stifter
Wellman
Indianapolis
John Beden
St. Paul, Minn
Struggles of Hanover College Building Project 1849 1853
Dr. A H Moore recounts Hanover College plans begun in October 1849 to buy a 200 acre farm for a new building. Costs rose from eighteen thousand dollars to more than double. Funds ran short delaying completion until occupancy hoped for at the start of the next college year.
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Hanover College
A. H Moore
Olffe
Juniors Defeat Freshmen In Close Friday Game For Cup Lead
The Juniors won 15 to 10 as Freshmen failed to score in the first half. Stearn Hamilton and Lynn each made field goals with Hart scoring four. In the second half Allison replaced McNulty and Freshmen rallied to 10 points against 5 by the Juniors. Saturday the Freshmen lost again 21 to 11 to the sophomores with Floyd James starring for the latter and Hufford adding key baskets.
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Orwards
Stearn
Hamilton
Ynn
Hart
Allison
McNulty
F. Hufford
Floyd James
F ° Hufford
Pender
Millis
NeNulty
I. Hufford
Cully
Aage Trophy Draws Near as Class Games Conclude
After the regular varsity season ended, class basketball managers scheduled remaining games. Tuesday the juniors faced the sophomores in a tight 17 17 tie that required extra five minutes, with the sophomores winning 23 20. A seniors vs freshmen game followed, the seniors using Hufford and Capehart scoring to beat the freshmen, final 25 to F. Hufford. Subsequent clashes between seniors and juniors and between freshmen and sophomores were noted for the week. Patriotic piano selections by Miss Cornelia Ryker preceded chapel exercises.
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James
R. Hufford
Brashear
Millis
Watts
Brashear Hamilton
Millis Harter
James Hearn
Johnson Lesche
Flynn
F. Hufford
Yunker
R Hufford
Cully
W. Johnson
C. James
Harris
F. James Pender
Allison
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Gassie Hall
Dr. Moore
Aage
Cornelia Ryker