Panther Tracksters Top Hoosier College Meet
Frank Teats leads the Panthers with a .409 average and 17 runs in 44 at bats. Sam Varble nears .400 with 21 hits and .396, while Bill Klein hits .373 with 19. Team hitting is .247 as they post 87 runs to 57. With 3 games left, 8–4 overall and 6–2 in the conference, a sweep could seal the Hoosier Conference title, and May 24 closes the season at Indiana Central. The Greyhounds beat Hanover 4–1 earlier this season.
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Hanover College Track Victory Sparks Ordered Demonstration
Hanover College celebrates a surprise Rose Poly track win with orderly student demonstrations led by Ray Bolen and Tom Saunders. Faculty support and student body enthusiasm are praised for a peaceful display two years of athletic success including a baseball crown and All-Sports trophy. The procession circled campus amid windy skies and cheering coeds on a cream convertible.
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WAA Picnic Honors Senior Members On Uncle Joe Farm
Thirty five women attended the WAA picnic at Uncle Joe's farm Wednesday night honoring senior members Anne Bladen Doris Craig Roseanna Foley Phyllis Garriott Janet Garwood Kathleen Gray Martha Heck Beatrice Mills Doris Mills Mary Louise Nicholson Donna Jean Ogan Adeline Popp A verse by Miss Fitton and Dr Dorothy S Bucks as guest Entertainment led by Ann Bladen Olive Hopping Shirley Mufford Jean Lewis Lois Little Anitsa Nassis Suzanne Rankin and Mary Schurerman Short reports on the Wisconsin AFCW trip were given by Doris Craig Olive Hopping and Mary Louise Nicholson Miss Verstegen led singing A Play Day is planned at Franklin College on Saturday May 28 Hanover College women invited to softball track and volleyball contact Olive Hopping}
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Doris Mills
Mary Louise Nicholson
Donna Jean Ogan
Adeline Popp
Miss Fitton
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Olive Hopping
Shirley Mufford
Jean Lewis
Lois Little
Anitsa Nassis
Suzanne Rankin
Mary Schure
Parade Reaches Campus as Franklin Students Enter En Masse
A steady parade through Main street drew stragglers and townspeople who waved as the procession turned east back toward the campus. Franklin students gazed in wonder while drivers hunted for parking before the group entered the game together.
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Hanover tops Hoosier meet with surprise first
Hanover College upset the Hoosier College Conference field in Rose Poly action as Hauck Beardsley Williams and Relayers led Thinlies to a first place finish boosting Hanover in the all sports trophy race. The Panthers shaded most events, avoided more than two non top finishes, and defended their title with fighting spirit.
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Struckmen Beat Franklin 9-2 In Conference Baseball
Hanover defeated Franklin 9 to 2 at the Franklin diamond in front of over 300 students. Bob Weyforth pitched the full game for Struckmen as Warble Fry led Hanover’s offense. The win preserves Hanover’s seventh conference victory with two games left against Anderson and Indiana Central.
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Panthers Set To Clash With Anderson In Cup Drive
Panthers travel to Morgan Field for a key baseball doubleheader with Anderson and Indiana Central Greyhounds, aiming to secure at least a tie for the league crown. Beardsley Williams Hauck lead Hanover in a strong balance show as Lapp returns and Shields misses due to a broken leg.
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Track coaches praise team balance at pep rally
Co coach Roy Bolen credited team balance over individual ability at a morning pep rally. Tom Saunders added that the squad showed tremendous fighting spirit, with each man matching or exceeding his season best.
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