Denisoniana Set To Clash In Warner Gym Saturday
A high energy game unfolds at Warner Gym at 7 0 Saturday night as the Denisoniana men prepare for a bold clash. Expect thrilling play as both teams seek momentum late in the season.
27 Feb 1914
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Newspaper
Oberlin Review
Location
Oberlin, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1914
Page
1
A high energy game unfolds at Warner Gym at 7 0 Saturday night as the Denisoniana men prepare for a bold clash. Expect thrilling play as both teams seek momentum late in the season.
In a rapid midweek match the Freshmen fought for victory while Sophomores lagged in shooting but rallied with strong team defense. Players listed include Jones captain, Walker, Early, Gates, Leo, and Pyle with final field goals by Jones four and Pyle two. referee Steman and umpire Nutting noted.
Berlin 22 syn Oberlin 13 Rochest Total Oberlin 247 Onna nt 159 for HoMo ORATORS AD FOR CONTEST Speakers to Represent sans Societies To be M4 Monday Night The annual sophomore oratoriea ontest will be held next Monday evening March 2 7 30 in the a forlum of the Men's Building Speakers will give their oration representing each of the men's acie Wes Each of the partcipante has had more or less experience in public speaking The speakers are E W Dredge P dette te Alpe Mh ED Hayden A P Ludwig Phi Delta 1 W Hymond and P Slack Dredge was a speaker on the Alpha Zeta team which won the recent Intersociety debate has represented Be Nebraska In intercollegiate forens ic Hayden and Ludwig the Phi Delta representatives have both had previous experience in Inter-society debater Raymon d and Slack the speakers for Phi Kappa have never appeared in an inter-society center although the former represented J Oberlin an alternate on this year aralty debate teams The next reading of the Engasa department will be held Monday afternoon at 4 o'clock in Peters hall will be conducted by Professor elle who will read a translation of the medieval prose romance aueasaly et Nicolette.
The two Oberin students will be chosen at the Northern Oratorical contest finale, held tomorrow evening March 3 in the chapel. The victor earns a prize of Att y dollars with the runner up receiving twenty dollars.
Camp Fire Girls give a two part program at Warner concert hall. About forty participants present plays and an Indian dance and song segment. College Camp Fire gals act as estate agents while committees plan future organization and activities.
Fragmented text references College content and names, with garbled phrases about games, players, and dates. It mentions Denison, Colenbori, Obie Sule, and Totey, but details are unclear. The item appears to be a mixed compilation of sports and local notes with no coherent event.
Compers of the Fresch Clup rehearse scenes from the second and third acts of Mollre s Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme. Dates undetermined but likely before spring vacation. Cast includes Professor Cowdery Breckenridge Stiven alderter Jameson for act two and Helen Hudson Virginia Harrison Karl Cowdery Louis Ler for act three.
The Men's Senate held a two hour meeting to discuss secret student organizations. A committee was appointed to draft a policy after meetings with the faculty disciplinary panel. A likely proposal would bring fraternity members before the Senate for action.
John McCutcheon will appear in Oberlin on March 20 to lecture on The Philosophy of the Newspaper Cartoon. The talk will feature fifteen large drawings demonstrated on stage. Bishop William F. Anderson of Cincinnati will preach at the Union Evangelistic Church and is noted for his work with Methodist colleges and universities.
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