Taylor Edges Anderson In Hoosier Cross Country Title
Taylor University won the Hoosier Conference cross country meet at Wartham with Franklin runner Charles Kuebler finishing first in 20 minutes on the 3.7 mile course, edging Dan Boye of Anderson by two seconds. Taylor also placed fourth as a team led by Al Spahr 13th Tom Foreman 15th Leonard Sheets 17th Hub Fry 25th Bob Lockwood 35th with scores 41 to 47. Coach Garland Frazier’s basketball efforts focused on trimming freshmen as he builds toward December 2. Ten returnees from last year reported for practice including Barney Scott captain Andy Taff Elmer Geissler Gus Moorhead Dan Bullington Ed Roth Cecil Tague Joe Rawlings John Collier Gene Stephenson.
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Gus Moorhead
Panther
al Spahr
Tom Foreman
Leonard Sheets
Hub Fry
Bob Lockwood
Taylor
Anderson
Indiana Central
Hanover
Franklin
Earlham
Manchester
Canterbury
Rose Poly
Garland Frazier
Barney Scott
Andy Taff
Elmer Geissler
Dan Bullington
Ed Roth
Cecil Tague
Joe Rawlings
John Collier
Gene Stephenson
Hanover Panthers Clinch Hoosier Conference Lead in 27 20 Win
Hanover defeated undefeated Taylor 27 20 to secure a clear championship in the Hoosier Conference. Manchester Spartans upset, Franklin beat Anderson 19 13, Earlham lost to Allegheny 16. Hanover’s season showings include 42 0 Canterbury, 62 0 Rose Poly, and 27 0 Manchester among others.
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Greyhounds
Taylor
Manchester
Spartans
Franklin
Anderson
Ravens
Earlham
Allegheny
Pennsylvania
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Canterbury
DePauw
Rose Poly
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Central
Anterbury
Intramural Basketball Opens. White Shorts Privilege Restricted
W A A intramurals began yesterday granting freshmen a final chance for the 100 points semester target. The P E M Club announces only physical education majors and minors may wear white shorts on campus, a longstanding department privilege to be preserved with cooperation appreciated.
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P. E. M. Club
Hanover Panthers Clinch Undefeated Season With 27-0 Win
Hanover Panthers closed the regular season undefeated and untied by routing the Manchester Spartans 27-0 at Morgan Field. Tuffy Conrad rushed for two touchdowns, Hank Treesh added a 52 yard run, and Gary Fox threw three passes to Tom Houser for a nine yard score. Hanover’s defense held Manchester scoreless and preserved a perfect ground-abet against.
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Manchester Spartans
Morgan Field
Panthers
Tuffy Conrad
Manchester
Conrad
Andress
Hank Treesh
Spartans
Hanover
Gary Fox
Tom Houser
Frazier
Peterson
Burley Bowl Bound Hanover To Play In Johnson City
Hanover advances to the fifth Burley Bowl in Johnson City Tennessee to meet undefeated Emory and Henry College of Emory Virginia on Thanksgiving Day November 24 a 10 000 to 12 000 crowd expected for the festival kickoff and Burley Queen crowning Hanover travels by train from Louisville to Knoxville then Johnson City with Litkenhouse ratings giving Hanover a slight edge over Emory and Henry based on earlier results
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Johnson City
Tennessee
Panthers
Emory and Henry College
Emory
Virginia
Emory and Henry
Maryville College
Maryville
Centre
Colonels
Litkenhouse
Milligan College
East Tennessee State University
Louisville
Knoxville
Hanover Panthers Triumph Over Indiana Central 21-6
Hanover prevents an unbeaten Indiana Central season with a 21-6 victory in Indianapolis. Key plays include Hank Treesh and Tuffy Conrad rushing for gains, a Swede Peters injury, and a second quarter interception by Bill Taylor setting up Hanover’s first TD.
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Paul Eicher
Dave Shaw
Hanover
Bill Taylor
Eicher
Greyhound
Tom Houser
Conrad
Tom Johns
Houser
Treesh
Chuck Murphy Leads Intramural Scorers
Touch football season ends as statistics show each team contributing one member to the honor roll of players with 30 or more points. Phi Gams lead with two glory boys, while Capt. Chuck Murphy of the Fijis tops the list with 36 points and John Smith of the Unorganized nails 32 in his final game. The seven leaders are:
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Phi Gams
Chuck Murphy
Fijis
John Smith
Panthers clinch 21 6 win in final drive showdown
Treesh capped a long drive after the second half kickoff for the Panthers final TD. Andress converted with Taylor snapping as Hanover pressured but could not score again. Hanover’s defense featured Saunders Johns Hirsch and Guthrie, while Greyhounds’ Billy Crowe crossed their line amid Hichers passes.
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Treesh
Andress
Taylor Holding
Hanover
Tom Saunders
Tom Johns
Wally Hirsch
Warren Guthrie
Billy Crowe
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Greyhounds
Hicher
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