Sophomores Lose Narrow Relay Debacle at Warner Gym
In a 63-20 freshmen win and a final sophomores 58-35 victory, Warner gym hosted a meet where a relay miscue cost the sophomores a race. standout performances included Fall winning the mile and half mile, Waterhouse sweeping multiple hurdles and jumps, and Farquhar pacing the 25-yard dash.
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Warner Gymnasium
Traenkle
Gray
Sef '18
Stroh
Tim
Auisi
Fall
Waterhouse
Soph
Farquhar
Davis
Matieka
Ted
Pirat
Roubal
Bryant
Nec
Jameson
Firat
Sheldon
Hillis
Oberlin Business College to Open Winter Term Jan 4 1915
The Oberlin Business College closed its fall term last Friday and will open the winter term on Monday January 4 1915 New classes will be formed across all branches making it a good time for new students to enroll The college may form special classes for college students at the start of the second semester depending on enrollment.
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Oberlin Business College
Business College
Professor Savage to Address NCAA Meeting on College Athletics
Professor Savage will read a paper before the National Collegiate Athletic Association at its annual meeting in Chicago on December 29. The subject is The Prof ein versus the Educational in College athletics. The NCAA represents 130 institutions nationwide and elects the football rules committee of which Savage is a member. He predicts no major rule changes this year, only possible clarifications.
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Savage
National Collegiate Athletic Association
He la Salle
United Sates
Christmas Meeting at YWCA Welcomes New Members
The YWCA held a combined Christmas meeting and recognition service in the Inner Hall Sunday evening. New members, dressed in white and bearing lighted candles, entered to a solo rendition of O Little Town of Bethlehem. Cora May Walton welcomed members as Margaret Bennett read prophecies foretelling Christ, followed by a pageant depicting Sargent's Blaze of the Prophets. The president spoke on Administering the Gift, noting the lighted taper symbolizes sharing the gift with the world, before relighting candles and closing with the Song of Light.
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Sargent'srleze
V. W
Lignte
Christmas Cheer Visits County Children’s Homes
A Christmas party brightened Dascomb and Pope cottages as 33 and 34 children from the Upson County Children's Home received toys, candy, and rides, with college students guiding games and a visit from Santa Claus. Some children kept presents to attend Sunday school, while Keep cottage girls earlier aided a needy family with shoes, clothing, and dishes.
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Santa Claus
Santi
Lorain County
Datcomb
Pope
Santa
Dascomb Cottage
Ast College Street
Awson
East College Street
Keep Cottage Girls
Miss Davidson
Sant
Ree Aftetie
Annual home meeting in men's building 10
The M C A held its annual home meeting in the Met building lobby with open fire lighting the room. Men sang Alma Mater after informal talks on holiday experiences and Christmas ideals while a vietrola played Heilige Nacht and the event ended early for the evening church service.
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M.C. A
Met
Merry Christmas Building Improves During Recess
The Men's building will receive social improvements during the Christmas recess. Added mirrors and washbowls will be installed on the third floor bathrooms while cork matting will be laid in the fourth floor hall. The executive committee has made several changes including rearranging lobby chairs and tables. The new victrola will need more records and people may donate their tired records to the building. The project is partly a gift from the prudent committee and funded by leftover "As It Didn't Happen" money totaling $126. A Mrs. Snattuer, formerly a man, is visiting Oberlin parents.
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Vieja
Varsity Basketball Tryouts Trim Oberlin Squad For Kenyon Opener
Oberlin prepares for the January 9 home game with Kenyon as 20 to 30 candidates attend nightly practices in Warner Gym. Football standouts boost depth while several sophomores push for forward posts. An alumni game during holidays is likely to sharpen the squad before the Kenyon visit.
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Kenyon
Warner Gymnasium
Henderson
Fisher
Thel Jer
Glauque
Bill” Hunter
Fin Segub
Doc” Forbush
Tillotson
Mamaw
McPhee
Pyle
Oberlin
Last Mixer of Term Attracts 200 Men Attendees
The last men’s mixer of the term drew about 200 attendees in the Men's building lobby after the track moot. A relaxed evening featured extemporaneous piano duets, dialect recitations by Mr. Allen, and dramatic selections by a speaker with Mr. Nick Ergon on piano. Light refreshments concluded the event.
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Allen
Nickergon
Waters ill with typhoid fever in Minot home
F H Bud Waters class of 1908 once a standout in football basketball and baseball is reported ill with typhoid fever at his Minot North Dakota residence. No further details on treatment or prognosis are provided.
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F. H
Bud”) Waters
Minot
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Hudson
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