Hanover Falls to State Normal 8 to 4 in Hard Fought Contest
Hanover baseball dropped an 8 to 4 decision to State Normal on the local field Thursday afternoon. Normal jumped in front with two runs in the second and added two more in the fifth, sixth, and ninth innings. Hanover threatened late, scoring two in the eighth, but Normal tallied twice in the ninth to seal the win. Key moments included Carlisle injuring his ankle on a slide and Pender replacing him, while Musselman and Krehoe contributed on offense for Hanover, and James, Dawson, and Humphrey sparked a late Hanover rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Pender
Crist
Swann
McLaughlin
Dawson
Pitts
Micky
Kehoe
Othing
Hanover
Mussleman
James
Humphrey
Brewers
Freedman
Normal
Musseman
Hogue
Knauth
I. James
Ek Ses Humphrey
Judge Collins Speaks on Humane Indiana Penal Reforms
Judge Collins of the Indianapolis Courts addressed the student body during Chapel hour at the local Y M C A. He traced Indiana statutes from 1897 onward, highlighted juvenile courts, indeterminate sentences, probation, and the shift to treating inebriety as a disease. He praised humane aims and noted a separate court and probation officer for women offenders.
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Judge Collins
Indianapolis
Indiana
Collins
Stubbs
Enrollments by country and state headlined by Hanover in 248 figure
The first catalogue copy shows 248 enrolled up to May 12 across groups: Graduates 6, Seniors 23, Juniors 23, Sophomores 32, Freshmen 94, College Specials 60, Academy 10. China and Macedonia were named, with states Indiana, Ohio, Kentucky, Illinois, West Virginia, Missouri, Arkansas, Kansas, Colorado, New Mexico and Oklahoma represented. Jefferson led counties with 104, Scott 12, Switzerland 7, and Tippecanoe 7. Of 248 total, 57 percent are male. Jack Blackburn '15 will represent Hanover in tennis singles after defeating Lee Hart '16. Hart and Blackburn to pair in Earlham doubles May 23-24.
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China
Macedonia
Indiana
Ohio
Kentucky
Illinois
West Virginia
Missouri
Arkansas
Kansas
Colorado
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Jefferson
Clark
Scott
Jennings
Switzerland
Adams County
Bartholomew
Crawford
Dearborn
Floyd
Grant
Green
Hamilton
Harrison
Hendricks
Howard
Jackson
Jasper
Johnson
Knox
Lake
Lawrence
Marion
Martin
Montgomery
Newton
Orange
Park
Randolph
Ripley
Rush
St. Joseph
Tippecanoe
Vanderburg
Vermillion
Wabash
Washington
Whitely
Jack Blackburn
Hanover
Lee Hart
Blackburn
Robit
Taanet
Earlham
Hart
Nee Rn
Honors For Winter Term At De Pauw College
The winter term honors reveal improved averages with a general 8.546 overall, up from fall. Five students achieve Summa Cum Laude led by Miss Mary Hawk at 9.961, followed by Helen Culbertson and Viv ia Gaddy. five Magna Cum Laude members include Alice Radcliff and Gwladys Roberts. Sorority averages rise while fraternity leaders include Phi Gamma Delta and Phi Delta Theta, with continued noted rankings across student groups.
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Mary Hawk
Helen Culbertson
Vivia Gaddy
Anna Schlichter
Helen Cain
Alice Radcliff
Gwladys Roberts
T. W. Blair
Mary Booz
Paul Gordon
Robert Yunker
Theta Delta Sigma
Pi Alpha Tau
Phi Mu
Phi Gamma Delta
Phi Delta Theta
Sigma Chi
Beta Theta Pi
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frakes and
Crim
Judge Golling
of Indianapolis Police Court
Chapel
Nehf
Patterson
DePauw
Bachelor
Miss Hawk
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