Hanover Defeats Georgetown 9 to 3 on Woods Field
Hanover defeated Georgetown University of Georgetown Kentucky 9 to 3 on Woods Field reversing a prior loss. Dickey sparked the offense with a three bagger, Farrell pitched well and struck out ten, while Hollenbeck and Drew contributed strong plays on defense. Georgetown had early pressure, but Hanover balanced with timely errors and solid pitching.
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Hanover
Georgetown University of Georgetown
Woods Field
Georgetown
Farrell
Dickey
Drew
Hollenbeck
Kentucky
Central
Cincinnati University
Weber
Program of Events Commencement Week 1911
Schedule of events for Commencement Week 1911 lists exams closing June 2, academy commencement June 2, oratorical contest June 8, Baccalaureate sermons June 4, field day June 5, senior play June 5, literary society reunions June 6, alumni meetings and banquet June 6, and commencement exercises June 7 with addresses by President Millis and Dr James K Patterson.
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Academy
Wm. A. Millis
Christian Assas
Literary Society
James K. Patterson
Lldlass
Alumni Invite Hanover Class Of Seventy-Eighth Commencement
The message invites Hanover alumni to the nearing commencement of the seventy-eighth class. It notes a tradition of inviting classes whose graduation year ends with the current year and urges all other alumni to attend. June 7th marks the Commencement day. signed by A A Young and J B Garritt on behalf of the faculty.
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Dear Old College
A.A. Young
J. B. Garritt
Oldfather Receives T B Blackstone Fellowship
C H Oldfather 06 who graduated this spring from McCormick Theological Seminary has received the T B Blackstone fellowship in New Testament Greek and will sail in August to study abroad. The scholarship requires marked Greek proficiency and a thesis. This year the subject was The Eschatological Teaching of Jesus. Normally two years, this year the grant is divided and he will study abroad for one year.
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C. H. Oldfather
McCormick Theological Seminary
T. B. Blackstone
Jesus
Oldfather
Baseball recap shows hits and double plays from Madison game
Three base hits by Dickey and two base hits by Hamar highlighted the Madison contest. A double play sequence Drew to Dickey to Drew occurred. Pitcher Farrell struck out ten, Steel seven, Um pire and Anglebeck of Madison fanned. Time of game was two hours. The team traveled to Franklin for a Wednesday game, then faced Earlham at Richmond on Thursday and Moore’s Hill at Moore’s Hill on Friday.
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Dickey
Hamar
Drew
Farrell
Steel
Anglebeck
Madison
Franklin
Earlham
Richmond
Moores Hill
Sophomores Elect Revonah Staff For 1912 Yearbook
The Sophomores chose the Revonah staff at a called meeting Tuesday. Robt. S. Sitler is Editor-in-Chief with Stella Kehoe as Assistant Editor and Herbert Vancil as Business Manager. Committee chairs include Dowell, Boyer, Jones, Iddings, MacConnell, Blair, each to hire two assistants. Great things expected for next year’s Revonah.
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Revonah
Robt. S. Sitler
Stella Kehoe
Herbert Vancil
Mumor
P. F. Dowell
Elsie Boyer
L. D. Jones
A. Iddings
C. R. MacConnell
T. W. Blair
Lectures and Freshman Boat Excursion Highlight College Week
Professor J M Coleman of Mercer Pennsylvania spoke four chapel lectures on Social Ethics drawing attentive students with clear reasoning and dry humor. The Freshman Class excursion by mail boats drew about 120 attendees from Hanover Madison and beyond with chaperones Prof Hadley Wolfe Millis Belcher and Miss Marble. a bright moonlit night and orderly trip marked a successful event.
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J. M. Coleman
Mercer
Pennsylvania
Mackenzie
Madison
Hanover
Indiana
Vevay
Ethel Smith
Marguerite Heath
Crawfordsville
Marguerite Hills
Indianapolis
Hadley
Wolfe
Millis
Belcher
Miss Marble
Open Air Christian Meeting Draws Large Evening Crowd
Two Christian associations held an open air meeting on Classic Hall steps Sunday evening. Rev L H Harris preached to a large crowd, under stars, more people than typical in warm weather. The open air services began last year and will continue this term, with special efforts for the next gathering.
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Classic Hall
L. H. Harris
Visitors from Jeffersonville and Madison
J. E. Taggart of Jeffersonville and M. C. Garber of Madison were chapel visitors on Tuesday.
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J. E. Taggart
Jeffersonville
M. C. Garber
Madison
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KE. Dawson
Slawson
Kehoe
Kyle
R. Farrell
A. E Judd
Kempton
Hamden
Jenn
Henny
Scott
R. S. Sitter
Prof. Coleman
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