The College Store Promotes Flowers and Paddles for Campus
The College Store advertises spring flowers cor sages and bouquets delivered to residence halls. It promotes fraternity paddles finished by Old Hickory Paddle Company with crests optional and personalized wording. A plastic calf slack bag for the gal on the go sells for a dollar. The downtown campus shop invites lookers.
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Bower
House of Flowers
Old Hickory Paddle Company
Fraternity
Heeb Wins Ping-Pong Title Over Park in Finals
Ed Heeb captured the men's singles ping-pong championship after three rounds of play. Park was runner-up, with Heeb dominating the final 21-14 21-16 21-17. Heeb never lost a game in the tournament conducted with the College Store trophy.
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Ed Heeb
Dick Park
Eddie Heeb
Heeb
Jim Campbell
Park
Tom Houser
College Store
Panthers Rally Tops Earlham In Narrow 20-18 Win
Conference play yields mixed results as Hanover beats DePauw 27-7 in non conference action while Ball State defeats Anderson 35-0. Centre College loses to Maryville 28-25, Centre had earlier crushed Marietta 48-16. Joe Brummett leads Centre’s offense with 49 points in two games as Centre faces Wabash tomorrow.
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Hanover
DePauw
Anderson
Ravens
Centre College
Prayin’ Colonels
Maryville
Tenn
Panthers
Joe Brummett
Centre
Wabash College
Joe
Kentucky
Hank Treesh
Brummett
Hanover Defeats DePauw 27-7 in Grudge Tilt
Hanover Panthers avenge last year with a 27-7 win over DePauw Tigers. Swede Peterson passes for 149 yards and 2 touchdowns, Warren Guthrie key on defense and offense. Treesh and Taylor to face Rose Poly next.
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Hanover
Rose Poly
Swede Peterson
Warren Guthrie
Panthers
DePauw
Tigers
Overland
Peterson
Cliff Koehler
Toughie Conrad
Andress
Behler
Chuck Veer
Hank Treesh
Guthrie
Klein
Tiger
Thurston
Houser
Fijis Phi Delts Lead Wins In Week's Bootball Scores
Phi Delta Theta beat the Unorganized 40 19 behind a late 20 point burst led by Dick Miceli. Sigma Chi lost again, 31 12 to a renewed Beta crew with Dave Strasenburga scoring three TDs. The Fijis won the top clash 21 0 as Lambda Chi stalled. Next week Betas meet Unorganized Sigs vs Phi Gams Phi Delts vs Lambda Chis.
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Phi Delta Theta
Phi
Lambda Chi Men
Chuck Murphy
Bob Kennedy
Dick Miller
Fijimen
Bob Wolf
Cross Country Dual Set at Louisville Meet
Hanover's thinlides travel to Louisville for a dual meet against the Cardinal harriers. They beat Earlham last week 18 37, with Tom Foreman running 3.4 miles in 24:51.
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Hanover
Louisville
Cardinal Harriers
Earlham
Tom Foreman
Poly Hosts Panther Crew In Hoosier College clash
Hanover Panthers bring a spotless record to Terre Haute to face Rose Poly Engineers in a Hoosier College Conference tilt. Rose Poly shares 2-1-1, led by Lemar Michaels and Charlie Olmstead, while Hank Treesh returns to bolster Hanover’s running game in pursuit of the state scoring title.
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Hanover Panthers
Hoosier College
Engineers
Rose Poly
Terre Haute
Garland Frazier
Phil Brown
Indiana Central
Lemar Michaels
McKendree
Ill
Canterbury Knights
Franklin
Rose and White
William
Charlie Olmstead
Bill Weaks
Panthers
DePauw
Hank Treesh
Hank
Peterson
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Emmett S. Wood
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McCormick’s Creek State Park
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Anderson Taylor
Cpo
Cord Doof
Ay Franklin
Canterbury Rose Poly
Pat
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Guy Andress
Howard Conrad
Bill Klein
Tom Houser Eree Eee Eans
Bob Horn
Ivan Lee
Eee
Tom Saunders
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Bill Taylor
Oscar C. Bear, JR
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Department Store
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Lambda Chis
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Panther Crew
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Michaels
Jim Peterson
Chet Frakes
Ray Shadday
Hanover Rose Poly Klein Re
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Selightions
Morrow Lee
Eersese Rinker Bolton
A Bains
Thomas Hauck
Phillips Johns See
John Knoebel
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