College Store March Sale on Parchment Stationery
The College Store offers a March sale on RYTEX parchment stationery with large quantities at $1.50. Options include 200 single sheets or 100 double sheets or 100 large flat sheets, all personalized with name and address in script or block. Western Union telegram service now available at the Store for convenient messages and pickup.
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Rytex Spring Mill
Western Union Telegrams
Western Union
Franklin Grizzlies name injured star captain for season
Don Orlosky Panther Prattle has been chosen to captain the Franklin Grizzlies 1950-51 basketball team though he missed the season with an injury from opening game. Tonight at Lynn Hall features two doubleheaders with the Faculty Young Men vs Intramural B League All Stars and Hanover Merchants vs Faculty Old Men in a close rematch of last year’s grudge tilt.
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Don Orlosky
Franklin Grizzlie
Lynn Hall
Hanover
State Caps N A I B Cage Playoffs Reach Kansas City
Indiana State secured the District 21 berth in the N A I B tournament by beating Hanover and Evansville in Terre Haute last Tuesday and Wednesday. Evansville beat Indiana Central 90 81 to reach the final with Indiana State, which beat the Aces by 12. Andy Taff led scoring with 51 points across the two games, while Barney Scott surpassed 300 season points with 17 in the final. Hanover struggled against Indiana State’s height, with Collier and Taff providing the main offense. Consolation action saw Hanover lose to Central, despite Taft’s 26 and Scott’s 17. All-area previews note Indianapolis semi final host sites and All-Conference picks including Taff, Swails, Dickman, and Harris.
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Kansas City
Hanover
Evansville
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Aces
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Sycamores
Indiana Central
State
Taff
Andy Taff
Greyhounds
Barney Scott
Panthers
Collier
John Collier
Lennie Rzeszewski
Don McDonald
Angus Nicoson
SC Boys
Taft
Dwight Swails
Central
Woody McBride
HCC
Ted Wright
Taylor
Dick Piper
Manchester
Cliff Dickman
Earlham
Ralph Ferguson
Franklin
Chuck Harris
Anderson
McBride
Scott
Fine
Canterbury
Rose Poly
Red Williams
Ravens
Dick Wright
Andersonian
Anderson College
Beta Theta Pi To Meet Fijis In Playoffs For B League
Beta Theta Pi clinches a perfect second round and earns a playoff with Phi Gams, first round champions, at Lynn Hall. Phi Gams beat Unorganized and Phi Delts to gain a share of the top spot, while Lambda Chi and Sigma Chi B squads suffer setbacks in another round of B League action. Don Wood led Betas with 14 points as Phi Delt B squad defeats Lambda Chi 27-24.
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Phi Gams
Lynn Hall
Sigs
Weare
Phi Delts
Don Wood
Phi Delt
Lambda Chis
Big John Selig
Panther cage awards crown to Taff and Scott
Andy Taff named Most Valuable for 1950-51 Panther Cagers while Barney Scott is chosen captain for next season. Taff scored 652 points this year, averaging 24.14 per game, including playoff runs. Scott tallied 312 points as captain and standout guard this season.
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Scott
Panther Cagers
Andy Taff
Barney Scott
Panther
Andy
Vollyball and softball signups for intramurals begin
Intramural volleyball starts March 21 at Lynn Hall with registration due March 13 at 4:00 p.m. Raymond Dutch Struck handles entries for teams in both volleyball and softball. Volleyball will have two leagues A and B while softball runs in one league. Phi Gams dominated last spring in volleyball and Lambda Chi won softball behind Cecil Tague and Jim Patterson.
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Lynn Hall
Phi Gams
Lambda Chi
Cecil Tague
Jim Patterson
Hanover Announces 1950 All-Opponents Team
Hanover unveils its twelve man All-Oppon ents squad for post season play at Terre Haute led by unanimous pick Bill Massa of Connecticut State Teachers. The lineup includes Shaeffer Wheaton Snails Indiana Central Fine Canterbury Houston Wabash Peper Manchester Hamilton DePauw Carlson Conn State Teachers McBride Indiana Central Freeland DePauw with Honorable Mention Hoverder Johnson John Collier Joe Rawlings and variants noted by Orrill Moorhead and Scott.
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Hanover
Terre Haute
Big Bill Massa
Connecticut State
Peper
Manchester
Hamilton
DePauw
Carlson
Conn
McBride
Indiana Central
Freeland
Hoverder
Central Missouri Mules
Johnson
Wheaton
John Collier
Joe Rawlings
Ed Orrill
Gus Moorhead
Barney Scott
Betas Edge Sigs in Tight League Playoff Run
Unorganized rally from two minutes left ties Phi Gams 31 all and wins 38 35 in overtime led by Rich Layer and Jack Laswell. Phi Gamma Delta beat Phi Delts 40 31 as Chuck Murphy scores nine. Lambda Chi Alpha defeats Unorganized 28 22 with Jim Selig 7 and Layer 8. Beta Theta Pi tops Sigma Chis 41 34 in second round to face Unorganized in playoffs. Phi Delts beat Betas 24 21 as Sydney leads with nine. Sigma Chi and Phi Gamma Delta see Sigs miss 18 free throws in 40 34 Fiji win. Lambda Chi Alpha edges Phi Delts 26 25 with Rogers 6 Trennepohl 5. Sidney scores eight as Phis drop third loop game.
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Phi Gamma Delta
Phi
Chuck Murphy
Phil Sidney
Lowell Innis
Phis
Lambda Chi Alpha
Jim Selig
Lambda Chis
Rich Layer
Jack Laswell
Beta Theta Pi
Sigma Chis
Chuck Friedersdorf
Roger Schnepf
Phi Delts
Betas
Phil Sydney
Sigma Chi-Phi Gam
Sigs
Fiji
Clyde Lewis
Delbert King
Phil Records
Gene Rogers
Lloyd Trennepohl
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Indianapolis
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Butler Field House
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South Bend Central
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New Castle
Trojans
Bloomington
Bosse
New Albany
Winslow
Ellettsville
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Barn Cafe
West Main
Stanton
Massa
N. A. I. B. Tourney
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Madison Radio Service
Victor
Columbia
Capitol
Decca Records
East Main St
Ind
Hickman
W. Main St
Betasee
Sigma Chi Ro
Wykoff
Mulberry
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