Hanover Dominates K M I In 60 to 0 Victory
Hanover overwhelms Kentucky Military Institute 60 to 0 on its home field. Allison, Ramsey, Kehoe, Montgomery, and Hufford score multiple touchdowns as Hanover builds a commanding lead. Coach Hotchkiss’s squad racks up 107 points in two games this season while not allowing a single opponent score.
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Kentucky Military Institute
Hanover
Hotchkiss
Ramsey
Trotter
Montgomery
Ray Hufford
Allison
Kehoe
K Montgomery
Capt. Voris
A. Watts
R. Hufford
Vvsory
Hufford
Brashear
McKainshe
Yunker
Stanton
Capt
Peck
Hotchuss
Transylvania
K M. I. Hanover
Stanton le Trotter
Ackley
Watts Kenney
G. Hufford
Morris c Brashear
J. Coffman
Rt Montgomery Smith
Kehoe Powers
R. Hafford
Donaldson
Ramsey Whitsell
J. K Montgomery
L R. Hufford
Jones
Indiana
Kelley
Wabash
C. Montgomery
Miss Henrietta Losche Joins Indiana University Physiology Work
Miss Henrietta Losche, enrolled 1911 13, attends Normal Gymnastic College at Indianapolis in connection with Indiana University. She plans to become a gymnastics instructor. A De Pauw football practice scrap is replaced by a sack rush on November first with sacks on the field.
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Henrietta Losche
Indianapolis
Indiana University
Miss Losche
de Pauw
C. Millis
Hanover Ends Campaign Calls for Church Support
In a call to Presbyterians across the Synod of Indiana, Hanover College urges stronger endowment support to fund future leaders. The appeal praises past contributions by Hanover clergy and laymen, cites successful campaigns at other institutions, and asks pastors to open church doors to rally wealth for the only coeducational college in the synod.
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Hanover
Synod of
Indiana
Presbyterian College
Patterson
Scovell
Coulters
Wiley
Hendricks
Fisher
Methodist Church
Moore’s Hill
DePauw
Baptists
Franklin
Friends
Earlham College
Christian Church
Butler University
Wabash College
Presbyterian Church
Ada Colgate Guest Of Vera Fisher At Point House
Miss Ada Colgate was the guest of Miss Vera Fisher at the Point House Saturday.
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Ada Colgate
Vera Fisher
Point House
1913 Football Schedule Highlights
The schedule lists games for Earlham College in Richmond on October 18, Transylvania University in Lexington on October 24, Moores Hill at Moores Hill on November 1, Franklin at Franklin on November 8, and Butler College at Hanover on November 15.
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Earlham College
Richmond
Transylvania University
Lexington
Moores Hill
Franklin
Butler College
Hanover
Sermon By Dr Hood On Faith At Hanover
Dr F C Hood of Madison preached at Hanover Presbyterian Church last Sunday both morning and evening. He and Dr Hawk arranged to alternate pulits. Hood’s evening sermon on Faith divided into three parts scientific faith testimony faith of experience. He argued true faith comes from close experience with God. The sermon, delivered in his noted style, drew many students and townspeople. Hood left for Madison Monday after a brief chapel talk.
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F. C. Hood
Madison
Hanover
Hawk
Dr. Hood
Chapel
Local Social Notes From Crawfordsville Dorm Visits
Miss Esther Wray of Crawfordsville visited Miss Mary Boot at the dormitory for several days. Mrs. McEwen of Columbus Indiana stayed with her daughter Miss Helen from Saturday to Sunday. Mr. McEwen and daughter Jane with Mr and Mrs Newson accompanied by a Columbus party returned Sunday evening. G R McLaughlin ex 15 visited Phi Delt brothers to attend the E M I event. Miss Helen Busse spent the weekend with Mary Hawk. George Amick ex 17 was called home to Scipio Indiana by his grandmother’s death. Mr and Mrs Chase Harding and their son from Crawfordsville were guests of Miss Harriet Harding last weekend.
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Esther Wray
Crawfordsville
Mary Boot
McEwen
Columbus
Indiana
Helen
Jane
Newson
G. R. McLaughlin
Phi Delt Brothers
Helen Busse
Mary Hawk
George Amick
Scipio
Ind
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Tetweky Military Institute
Gana
Clarence Banta
Banta
Mr. Banta
Endowment Campaign
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