Intercollegiate scoring king Lavelli nears record with two games left
Tony Lavelli of Yale stands at 1,891 career points, 21 above George Mikan’s DePaul mark, with two games remaining. Ed Macauley tops AP All American votes. Kentucky lands two on first five. Illinois sets two Big Nine records en route to title. Local notes include Hammond and Madison eyeing state crown.
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Yale
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Oakland City Basketeer
Lynn Hall
Reese
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Brooklyn Dodger
Hifty Answer Baseball Call Fifty Aspirants Report
Fifty baseball aspirants reported for the season last Friday as Coach Struck split the group into two practice blocks 1:30 to 3:30 and 3:30 to 5:30. Fourteen lettermen return including Captain Don Coyner and Don Wood, MVP last year, as the Panthers prepare for the season opener against Louisville on April 8 at Morgan Field.
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Struck
Panther
Don Coyner
Don Wood
Generosity to Man Matches Light Given to Picture
Editorial asserts equal generosity toward people and portraits, urging fair treatment and the habit of presenting others in their best light. It argues judging others by appearances risks misrepresentation and calls for balanced, kind evaluation.
Hanover Freshmen Add Wins in Rechecked Scoring
A recheck of Hanover's freshman scoring shows the Saunders quintet with ten wins and three losses. The team total rose to 677 points from 648 after correcting a half time score misrecorded as final in the Franklin game.
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Pop” Saunders
Hanover Track Team Opens Practice With 53 Men
Hanover's student coached track squad began practice last Friday with fifty three men reporting. Eleven lettermen form the nucleus as Roy Bolen and Tom Saunders share coaching duties. The team aims to improve on last year's fourth place in the Hoosier Conference. The season opens April 9 at Morgan Field against Franklin.
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Hilltoppers
Hanover
Louisville
Morgan Field
Roy Bolen
Tom Saunders
Jack Carl
Bolen
Saunders
Jim Clemmons
David Day
Douglas Garwood
Warren Guthrie
Andy Hauch
Gus Moorhead
Chuck Murphy
Dave Strassenburg
al Spahr
Fred Williams
Thinlies
Franklin
Phi Gams and Sigs Enter Intramural Championship Playoffs
The Sigma Chis advance to the A league final after beating the Phi Gams 34 to 27 to clinch the second round title. Mel Coup led the Sigs with 18 in their 42 to 1 victory over the Phi Delts earlier. Lambda Chi Alpha beat Betas 42 to 32 led by Gene Rogers with 11. The Phi Gams and Sigma Chis will play a best two of three series next week to crown the A league champion, with B league finals set similarly.
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Nets
Sigs
Anderson
Lambda Chi Alpha
Betas
Gene Rogers
Lambda Chi
Don Coyner
Sig
Art Morgan
Weir
Phi Gams
Phi Delts
Ron Kloepfer
Phil Cordes
Phi
Lambda Chis
Orwick
Thurston
Clemmons
Sigma Chis
Music Hath Chimes Chimes Continued On Page Eight
The article discusses students rising early to practice steps and the joy of returning to lunch. It suggests a new course titled Fundamentals of Path Technique and mentions potential bell chimes inspiring independent thought.
Women’s Intramurals Badminton Swing At Woods Field House
The Woods Field House hosts a consolation badminton tournament this week with thirty players forming fifteen two person teams. An all-membership W A A meeting is set for Wednesday at 7 00 p m in Point House Gym to elect officers for next year. Archery bowling and softball intramurals remain on the schedule.
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Woods Field House
Point House
Do Not Expect Trouble As It Seldom Disappoints
A concise remark notes that trouble rarely occurs or causes disappointment, advising readers to maintain calm expectations and dependability in uncertain situations.
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