Hanover Triumphs Danville In Close Basketball Battle
Hanover Bears edge Danville Central Normal in a crowded small floor game 18 12 first half 8 5 halftime. Culley injured early Paulus key scorer as James Allison and Rogers lock down defense. Founders Day observed by local Phi Mu with Phi Mu founded 1852.
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Danville Central
Hanover
Culley
Paulus
Manaugh
McNulty
Danville
Allison
James
Rogers
Culley & Paulus
Moore Manaugh
RF Robinson
Tudor Allison
Dotey James
Neaville
Tudor
Moore
Robinson
Phi Mu
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March Arrives Like a Lion in Hanover Talk
The column jokes about a flood of dates last Monday afternoon as spring teases Hanover with false alarms. March enters roaring with thunder and snow, yet promises lamb like days ahead, while readers laugh at the Triangle and local chatter.
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Hanover
Strangheart and Hanover Characters Brighten Campus Play
The excerpt introduces Strangheart Ross freshman Taylor and Reade book worm Fletcher Hufford as college men along with Betty Bates and Maud Weston coeds in a Hanover centered play. Skillful local coloring promises wit, plot twists, and a capacity audience for the production led by actor names including Lucia Cruft Alma Mac Donnell and Lewis Brett.
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Ross
Ray Himebaugh
Taylor
Paul Fitzgibbon
Reade
Fletcher Hufford
Betty Bates
Lucia Cruft
Maud Weston
Alma MacDonnell
Skinner
Lewis Brett
Hanover
DePauw Student Wins Indiana State Oratorical Contest
Albert T. Freeman of DePauw University captured first place at the Indiana State Oratorical contest in Indianapolis. His speech titled The American Indian's Appeal edged competitors Myron M. Hages of Butler Flora Mabel Hayes of Franklin Oscar J. Darwin of Notre Dame D. N. Lipscomb of Wabash and Claude L. Sipe of Hanover. The event drew audience from several colleges including Butler, and featured spirited college songs without yells at the church venue.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
Albert T. Freeman
DePauw University
Myron M. Hages
Butler
Flora Mabel Hayes
Franklin
Oscar J. Darwin
Notre Dame
National Financial Reform
D. N. Lipscomb
Wabash
Claude L. Sipe
Hanover
Hanover Central caps four-year varsity players depart
The narrative notes a senior member wrapped up his collegiate basketball in last night's game. Over four seasons he played alongside Alli son Culley and Rogers, with four key players now lost to next year's team, leaving Hanover Central short of veterans.
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Allison
Culley
Rogers
Hanover
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