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Newspaper
Hanover College Triangle
Location
Hanover, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1910
Page
4
Indiana did not mount a sensational challenge against Purdue. The score stood 15 to 0 with Purdue in control until late. After the game, Indiana elected Andy Gill as captain for next year, as the toll of the season reached 22 games.
The Y W C A sponsored a gathering of college and academy girls and some prep boys last Saturday. The event resembled a mother’s birthday party with playful rivalries among the younger set. Sea shore games, candy, ice cream, and cookies fueled a cheerful, late hours sendoff.
The Faculty held a surprise dinner at Professor and Mrs Wolfe’s home on Thursday evening. Dr Hood of Madison visited from out of town as part of a banquet style gathering. Rumors say some unusual costumes appeared and the Coach borrowed a dress coat leggings and a shovel from various sources. Prof Souter served as chaperon and the gathering lasted past ten o’clock.
Yale and Harvard battled to a scoreless tie while Navy routed New York 9 to 0. Army crushed Trinity 17 to 0 and Indiana beat Purdue 15 to 0. Illinois routed Syracuse 3 to 0 and DePauw defeated Earlham 18 to 12. Michigan 6 lost to Minnesota 0. Wisconsin 10 shut out Chicago.
Harvard failed to score against Yale as Yale's Nassanites defended for a 0 0 draw. Mr Harry W Graham and his wife from Nightstown Indiana visited Chapel Tuesday. Clarence Van Pelt of Charles Town Indiana, a Freshman, built a telescope valued at 200 dollars by Prof Culbertson. The primary oratorical at War bash occurred Monday.
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A new German Club formed after weeks of embryo planning with sixteen members from campus groups. Officers include T. Blair first High Fiddler and B. F. Dearing second, H. Cobb Scribe, C. Moffett Keeper of the Bag. Charter members listed: Drew Blair W. Moffett C. Moffett Siter Dearing Rielly Millis Hamar Kehoe Cobb and F Montgomery.
A special meeting of the Athletic Association was held at the Gym on Monday afternoon with Vice-President P. C. Voris presiding. The constitution revision committee led by Voris F. C. Millis and R. B. Sler reported and changes were accepted to align with current practices. Coach E. L. Weber was elected to represent the association at the I. C. A. L. meeting in Indianapolis. An attempt to change captain election methods was defeated.
Dr Hood of First Presbyterian Church Madison visited the college and led Scripture reading and prayer on Thursday. He stayed with Dr Millis all day and attended the Faculty party in the evening.
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