College Store Promotes RYTEX Vellum and Custom Stationery
The College Store on the campus downtown advertises a May sale offering 200 single sheets or 100 double sheets or 100 large flat sheets with 100 envelopes for 1.50. Custom printed sheets and envelopes in blue black or mulberry ink, white blue or grey paper. Also promotes BYTEX vellum, Sheaffer and Parker pen sets at advertised prices.
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BYTEX
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Fifteen Win Track Awards at Hanover Meet
Warren Guthrie named most valuable player and Ray Green elected captain for next year by track teammates after a Monday afternoon election. Guthrie, a senior, also earned last fall’s football MVP and has eleven varsity Hs. Green, a sophomore, already has five letters and may gain six more. Coach Frazier announced letter and sweater winners Frank Fisher, Bob Shelburne, Bill Kingsley, Phil Grush, with others earning sweaters and jackets including Guthrie and Green. Managers Dick Haupt and Paul Kennedy and trainer Jim Colegrove earned varsity letters in track.
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Warren Guthrie
Ray Green
Guthrie
West Baden High School
Frazier
Frank Fisher
Bob Shelburne
Bill Kingsley
Phil Grush
Ken Pack
Tom Foreman
Jim Beardsley
Andy Hauck
Fred Williams
Dave Strasenburgh
Chuck Murphy
Lee Rogers
Gus Moorhead
Green
Dick Haupt
Paul Kennedy
Jim Colegrove
Hanover
Ray
Muncie
Garland Frazier
Kenny Pack
Phi Delt Nine Upsets Fijis In Intramural Softball
Phi Delta Theta's softball nine toppled the Phi Gams Thursday by a 6 to 5 upset at Hanover College. Phi Delts held off a late Phi Gam rally in the seventh inning as Fiji scored two runs in the final frame to narrow the margin to one.
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Phi Delta Theta
Hanover College
Phi Gams
Phi
Fiji
Hanover leads All-Sports race as Panthers loom large
The Hanover Panthers strengthen their grip on the All-Sports standings after a dominant Saturday meet. Hanover tops Anderson with a ten-point lead as Franklin and the Grizzlies rise, while Rose Poly edges Manchester. Ten Hanover track athletes head to the Little State meet in Muncie to boost the streak.
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Anderson
Hanover
Ravens
Franklin
Grizzlies
Indiana Central
Taylor
Rose Poly
Manchester
RPI
Renee
Indiana
Canterbury
Earlham
Struckmen Fall After Close 1-0 Loss
Hanover pitcher Andy Taff and Indiana Central’s Gene Dietz duel as the Greyhounds win 1-0 at Morgan Field. Al Kattan scores the lone run with notable fielding, dropping Hanover to fifth in the Hoosier Conference with a 4-3 record. Panthers suffer third straight defeat.
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Don King
Andy Taff
Hanover
Gene Dietz
Indiana Central
Dietz
Greyhounds
Panthers
Morgan Field
al Kattan
Panther
Hoosier
Kattan
Wood
Eddie Orrill
Don Wood
Canterbury
Villa Madonna
Hanover football and TV stunt highlight Derbytown visit
John Selig drew attention on a local TV show in Louisville after the Indiana Central game, while Hanover faltered as Canterbury pitcher Fred Jurisch and Villa Madonna rallied. Despite six Hanover errors, Canterbury and Villa Madonna won with Jurisch and late rallies. Poor defense plagued both sides as Panthers errors and basepath misplays marred the action.
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John Selig
Men’s Glee Club
Louisville
John
Derbytown
Johnny
Hanover
Knights
Andy Taff
Canterbury
Fred Jurisch
Jurisch
Villa Madonna
Panthers
Roth
Wagner
Scott
Orrill
Tennis and Golf Action at HCC Meet Overview
Hanover activity led with tennis pairings announced by athletic director Struck. Singles started at 9:00 am, with results from five matches showing Smith, Taylor, Campbell, Wardell, and Hacker winning. Golf qualifiers for Earlham trip named Smith, Kirkpatrick, Coup, and Cordes as caddies, with places based on total scores. Track at Terre Haute delivered multiple Hanover performances, including Beardsley defending the 440 title and Green setting a shot put record, while Franklin swept several blue ribbons and posted numerous records.
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Hanover
Earlham
Quakers
Panthers
Anderson
Smith Boys
John
Tom
Tom Smith
Bill Taylor
HCC
Dutch
Jim Campbell
Indiana Central
Dick Wardell
Manchester
Dave Hacker
Canterbury
Franklin
Grizzlies
Bob Stewart
Don Orlosky
Malcolm Mattox
Cox
Bill Ruth
John Smith
Bob and Dick Kirkpatrick
Mel Coup
Darrel McFall
Phil Cordes
Terre Haute
Franklin College
Panthers Halt Can Canterbury in Tight Baseball Tilt
In a late scoring slugfest, Hanover edges Canterbury 7 to 6 as Paul Shepherd Frank Wilcox and Bill Meredith pitched for the Panthers. Eddie Roth Bill Meredith Neal Connor paced the attack with multiple hits. Line scores show balanced offense across teams.
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Paul Shepherd
Frank Wilcox
Bill Meredith
Panthers
Wilcox
Eddie Roth
Eddie Orrill
Neal Connor
Hanover
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