Hanover Fails 60 to 0 as Transylvania tops Hoosiers
In a heavy field at League Park last Friday afternoon Transylvania University crushed Hanover 60 to 0. Despite injuries and travel fatigue Hanover showed spirit and fought hard. The Crimson back field interference and end runs powered Transylvania, with notable performances from Trotter Montgomery Hufford and Yarborough for Transylvania and Arnette for Hanover.
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Conference Delegates Speak At Hanover Charity Meeting
The State Charities and Corrections conference at Madison brought experts to Hanover for chapel talks by Prof. J K Cross Timothy Nicholson and Dr W Ball. They discussed social service opportunities in Christian colleges crime trends in cities and the value of education in charity work.
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Week Y M C A Activities and Football Schedule
Program outlines Y M C A meeting at Y M C A Hall 7 p m Thursday led by Uni Averitt on Chief Seats and How to Obtain Them. Hanover faces Butler in football at Irvington Saturday. Sabbath meeting at 7 o clock led by Prof Souter. Y W C A meets Tuesday Oct 27 with Lara Garner leading on Reading the Bible. Philarathean and Union Literary Societies meet at 7 p m.
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Pledge Day Observed by Local Sorority Chapters
The two local sorority chapters held Pledge Day on Monday announcing new pledges Frances Taggart Mildred Tibbets Caroline Hargon Ester Ray Dorthy A Sipe Nancy Rouse Daisy Bell Kehoe. Coaches Hotchkiss and Kenneth Montgomery attended events in Lexington Kentucky after a Transylvania game. Mississippi defeated Kentucky State 19 to 13. Franklin routed Moores Hill 148 to 0 and Butler edged Earlham 7 to 6.
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Kenneth Montgomery
Lexington
Transylvania
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Hanover
Moores Hill
Franklin
Butler
Earlham
Red Cross Chief Speaks at Chapel About War Horrors
Ernest P. Bicknell president of the American Red Cross visited the college chapel and shared the brutal realities of World War I. He described mass movements, wounded soldiers, and European hunger while urging American humanitarian aid and moral duty. He noted U S nurses and surgeons sent, cotton shortages in Europe, and the need to show humanity now.
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Purdue exhibition flight boosts crowd at Stuart Field
Purdue drew a large audience by staging an exhibition aeroplane flight on Stuart Field before the Purdue Western Reserve game. Detoyd Thompson collaborated on the display, illustrating innovative crowd engagement strategies for football events.
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Butler sororities set rushing rules to ease tension
Butler sororities adopt tension reducing rules during rushing. No freshman is to be invited to fraternity functions until the second semester. Jenner 31 has been set as "Spike ay."
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