Hanover Baseball Prospects Ahead of Spring Season
Coach Hotchkiss expects a strong Hanover nine with a solid pitching staff. Twenty intercollegiate games are planned with contracts signed for most, and several long trips will broaden travel and exposure for players and teams beyond Indiana.
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Arthur Sr. Hotchkiss
Hotchkiss
Hanover
Battery
Indiana
Earlham prospectus for 1913 Revonah to reach alumni
The Junior Class plans a prospectus folder for the 1913 Revonah detailing seven book sections College Classes Fraternities Organizations Athletics Past Times and Jokes. A censor from the Dean of Women will approve plays and act as chaperon. Other notes mention campus visits and upcoming games with regional colleges.
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Earlham
Moores Hill Falls to Hanover in Low-Scoring Bout
Hanover defeats Moores Hill 23 to 16 as Hanover’s fast floor work overpowers the Methodists. Kehoe Voris and Trotter lead Hanover with strong forward play. Carnes stalls for Moores Hill, while the shaky lighting and cramped gym hinder both teams.
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Hanover
Bust
Moores Hill
Hanovers
Methodists
Hotchkiss
Hanover Guards
Iddings
Carnes
McLaughlin
Lawson
Kehoe
Voris
Trotter
Mick” McLaughlin
McKain
Decker
Berndt
Holte Pre Voris
Carnes Lawson
McKain H. Iddings
Decker Trotter McLaughlin
Smith
Indiana
Hostegel
Debate Set Between Union and Philalathean Societies
Representatives of the Union and Philalathean literary societies prepare for their annual contest on March 24 to debate a proposal that the U S president serve a six year term and be ineligible for re election. Philalathean will be represented by L H Capehart on the affirmative and Union by T W Blair on the negative with a $25 cash prize for the winner.
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United States
Union and
Philalathean Literary Societies
L. H. Capehart
Philalathean
T. W. Blair
Union
DePauw Dean Bans Dances and Promotes Song Contest
DePauw University dean Miss Smith Smith forbids coeds from dancing the tango and other dances among themselves. The Earlham Press Club offers twenty dollars for the best college song submitted to judges by six o clock Friday February 28. Franklin completes a new quarter mile cinder track.
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DePauw
Earlham Press Club
Deary
Franklin
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