Glass Cup Games Soon.
The piece preview follows the Class Cup prom race, with Sophomores and Juniors strong, Freshmen potentially rising, and Preps needing unity to challenge. Seniors likely finish third, Academy favored, with team rosters and a schedule to be posted by Weber this week.
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Sophs
Academy
Cobb
Millis
Gordon
Nichols
F. Montgomery
H. Voris
C. Moet
R. Millar
Drew
Dearing
Russell
Vancil
C. Montgomery
Peters
A. Iddings
Ramsay
Kehoe
Teeple
Cravens
McLaughlin
Lawson
Weber
Varsity Basketball Notes Preview Season Prospects
Coach Weber and H. S. Voris decline to disclose the basketball schedule, citing hanging games. Anxious players have trained hard, with Kehoe showing at back forward, Russell expected at center, and Dawson and Pender from the Academy shining despite weight issues. Regular practice games likely daily this week.
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Weber
H. S. Voris
Kehoe
Russell
Dawson
Pender
Academy
Navy Defeats Carlisle as Stiff Defense Holds
Navy tops Carlisle 6 to 0 in a defensive clash. Notre Dame routed Rose Poly 41 to 3, while Yale fell 5 to 41 at Princeton and Michigan shut out Penn 0 to 0 in a scoring drought. Other scores include Minnesota 28 0 Wisconsin. Cornell 18 Chicago 0. Earlham 17 Butler 6. Purdue 14 DePauw 6.
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Navy
Carlisle
St. Louis Univ
State
Minn
Wis
Cornell
Chicago
Earlham
Butler
Purdue
DePauw
Rose Poly
Notre Dame
Yale
Princeton
Mich
Penn
Earlham Clinches Secondary Championship Title
Earlham defeated Butler 17 to 6 to practically cinch the second championship. The Quakers outplayed Butler in all phases as Bruner stood out among players while the team built its lead. With Wabash out of contention, Earlham now holds the best claim. Butler had hoped to share the title after beating DePauw, Hanover and Rose. Franklin has no team.
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Earlham
Butler
Trvingtonites
Cully
Bruner
Wabash
DePauw
Hanover
Rose
Franklin
Purdue Triumphs Over DePauw After Tough Gridiron Clash
Purdue defeats DePauw 14 to 6 in a rough game marked by late slugging. The win ends a year without victory and boosts morale ahead of a larger game with Indiana University. Notable players Fletcher and Miles garner praise while Foxy Jimmy Sheldon of IU appears on the field.
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Purdue
DePauw
Foxy Jimmy Sheldon
Indiana University
Purduettes
I. U
Fletcher
Miles
J. U
English Teachers Convene at Indianapolis Meeting
A statewide gathering of English professors and instructors met at the University Club in Indianapolis to discuss high school English preparation for college work. Hanover College ranked highly as papers were reviewed and ideas shared by leaders from Chicago University, Butler College, Wabash, Purdue, and others.
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State of
Indiana
University Club
Indianapolis
Hanover College
Manly
Chicago University
Howell
Butler College
Souter
Harding
Hanover
Professor Brown
Wabash
Miss Moran
Purdue
Y M and Y W Joint Meeting Highlights
The Y M and Y W held a Sunday event with Prof A M Hadley from the college Economic department delivering a concise talk on youth value and societal debts. Dr Millis spoke to the Young Women’s Association on Love focusing on its essentials power and nobility. Both sessions drew good attendance with P C Voris presiding.
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Y. M
Y. W
A. M. Hadley
Dr. Millis
Young Womens’ Association
P. C. Voris
Yale Springs Surprise Victory Over Princeton
Yale’s weak season turned in a surprise as the Old Yales edged Princeton 5 to 3 last Saturday. A late sprint leaves hope for a potential meeting with Harvard, though Harvard should beware.
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Old Yales
Princeton
Eli
Harvard
College Folk Choir at First Presbyterian Draws College Crowd
The First Presbyterian church choir is largely a college group with members such as Prof. Culbertson Prof. Montgomery Mr. Thompson H. W. Gilbert John Allison Miss Niles Miss Britain Miss Hawk and Miss Melvelland. Last Sunday's performance was excellent and is expected to continue.
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First Presbyterian Church
Culbertson
Montgomery
Thompson
H. W. Gilbert
John Allison
Niles
Britain
Hawk
Melvelland
Hanoverian Politicians and Student Voting Trends
The election last Tuesday drew college interest as students traveled to register and cast their first votes. Hanover figures countywide include Judge Montgomery in the Supreme Court race, Tom Honan winning Indiana Attorney General, A B Rouse elected Kentucky fourth district representative, Cravens for State Representative, and R Miller defeated for the Supreme Court. Local attention focused on Dr Hennings and Benj Knoell with Henning losing the county coroner race and Knoell winning County Assessor. A chapel talk by Dr Millis urged students to decide for what is right before voting.
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Indiana
Hanover
Judge Montgomery
Supreme Court
Tom Honan
A. B. Rouse
Kentucky
Cravens
R. Miller
Hennings
Benj
Knoell
Henning
Millis
Government River Survey on Ohio River
U S government surveying corps work on the Ohio River at Hanover seeks to raise depth by about twelve feet with a lock near Madison or Hanover. The work involved soundings and drew attention from locals as many workers are college men visiting campus. The project marks a step toward greater river traffic benefiting river towns.
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U. S
Ohio River
Hanover
Adam and Lock
Madison
Y M and YW Notices Announce Meetings This Week
Regular Y M C A meeting scheduled Thursday night at the Y M hall led by H W Gilbert. YWCA holds a special Tuesday meeting during the week of prayer led by Miss Bernice Archer on the topic What the Christian College means to religion.
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Y. M. Hall
H. W. Gilbert
Y. W.C
Bernice Archer
the Christian College
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