Hanover Defeats Moores Hill In 28 14 Victory
Hanover beat Moores Hill 28 to 14 on their floor last Friday night. Key players included Hamar Whitaker Miles Archer Nowlin and Thomas as refs and as top scorers with Whitaker and Nowlin contributing multiple baskets. The game featured frequent fouls and a late surge by the Hanover squad to secure the win.
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Hanover
Moores Hill
Indiana
Pegasus
Bigman Thomas
Old Sol
McKay
Simpson
Weber
Mamar
Hamar
Thomas
Rus
Butler
Whitaker
Miles
Archer
Kentucky
Butlerites
Rube” Voris
McKay Miles
Kingsbury Nowlin
Thomas Archer
Adams Yamar-Voris
Marsh
Nowlin
Kingsbury
Greek Pan Hellenic Dance Dazzles Assembly Hall
One of the year’s top dances drew four College fraternities to the Assembly on Washington’s Birthday. The hall boasted hunting and American flags with fraternity coats of arms as stage decor. The grand march started at 8:30 led by Miss Harriett Harding and J. E. Almond with 31 couples. Guests from several towns attended and each fraternity hosted visitors. The program featured 22 dances with a George Washington medallion on the cover and music by Kleins five piece orchestra from Madison. Chaperones were Mrs. W. A. Millis and Prof. and Mrs. H. C. Montgomery.
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Washington
Harriett Harding
J. E. Almond
Miss Nowlin
Lawrenceburg
Dean
New Washington
Clark
Attica
Phi Delts
Messrs
Gipe
Kingsbury
Adams
R. J. Crozier
Madison
I C. Fisher
Thorpe
Delta
Tau Delta
Indianapolis
Betas
George Washington
Kleins
W. A. Millis
H. C. Montgomery
Athletic Conference plans to restore credit of association
Tuesday morning officers of the Athletic Association met with Dr. Millis and the Faculty Committee on athletics to discuss paying back debts and restoring credit. They reviewed deficits from 1908 football, spring baseball fund, and this season football. Plans include tighter finances and new methods, with aim to prevent future embarrassment.
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The
Athletic Association
Millis
Hense
Vinny
Boyd
Gilpin Prize contest essays due March first
The Gilpin Prize essays are due March 1 with no word limit. About nine or ten students are preparing their pieces. first three places will be read in Chapel and the prize is twenty five dollars from Prof. S. M. Coulter of Washington University.
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8S. M. Coulter
Washington University of St. Louis
Chapel
YMCA members seek constitution and growth
After a Thursday meeting the YMCA held a business session to fix a constitution for a safe opening of the third term. A committee of Hollcroft Millis Sitler was formed to draft it. The group also aims to boost social activity and recruit more men, with ten new active members and two associates joining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. P. Miller
T. R. Hollcroft
F. C. Millis
R. E. Sitler
Y. M. C. A. Hall
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Athletic Conference
Elizabeth Clark
Eloise Millis
Pan Hellenic
Board of Trustees
Souter
Palestine
George Allison
Sharron Hill Church
Hawk
Tall Chapter
Phi Gamma Delta
Mae Green
Ruth Culbertson
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