05 Oct 1910
Page 1
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Newspaper
Hanover College Triangle
Location
Hanover, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1910
Page
1
Hanover with the Moores Hill squad opened the season under new rules and produced a sensational victory. Play featured trick formations and dramatic runs, with Hanover scoring two touchdowns and kicking goals to lead 12 to 0 at halftime before the concluding events.
Coach Weber rapidly whips the 1910 football squad into top condition. Through constant efficient coaching, Hanover expects to produce a winning team this season.
Freshman party echoes a village rivalry as Senior Preps flee to Happy Valley after the football game. They return to Hanover to shout for Senior Preps while Middle Preps grab ribbons in a color rush creating campus tension and threats of retaliation.
The article urges fans to attend the first game with Butler Saturday at 2:30 at Woods Athletic Field to support Hano ver in a record breaking, high energy football kickoff. The YMCA holds weekly meetings Thursdays at seven o'clock.
President Sitler announced a called meeting for 4 30 Monday at the Beta house to decide actions during Editor-in-Chief Almonds absence and to appoint a successor to E M Harrison. F C Millis chosen Ass t Editor in Chief and P F Dowell named Ass t Business Manager. W Nichols selected for Harrison vacancy.
Coach Weber runs the football squad through the stiffest practice of the season to ready for next Saturday's game with Butler. Prof Belcher leads the pipe organ at Madison Baptist Church while Prof Marble visits Jeffersonville schools and a Louisville trip is set for October 15.
Dr. S A Moffett outlined the Korean personal christian work plan at the Y M C A noting its extensive use and growing success In Korea the approach is sweeping religion forward After the meeting fifteen men pledged to participate in a campaign led by Dr Millis and Dr Hawk The drive will focus first on colleges then towns and finally county areas with individuals offering varied tasks Prof A H Young missed Monday classes due to a cold but returned Tuesday Union Lit shows promise for the year.
At a second meeting the Sophomore class elected Robt. S. Sitler as Hop Committee chairman. Other members named were Vancil C Montgomery Stella Kehoe and Thomas Blair.
The Sophomores escorted by President Vanvil and instructor Miss Marble left the Hanover Madison road for Craigg home Saturday evening. The gathering remained peaceful with no outsiders causing disturbances as the night unfolded under careful supervision.
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