Cornell Musicians Tour Iowa and Illinois Clubs
The Cornell instrumental group toured Iowa and Illinois from March 20 to early Tuesday, covering six hundred miles by rail and clearing expenses with about one hundred dollars in Uncle Sam’s funds. They played ten towns, including Blains town Tama Clemons Grove Belmond Britt Humboldt Rolfe, delivering concerts, vaudeville bits, and a 47 to 18 basketball win against local players, while dining with hosts and enjoying Epworth league gatherings.
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Britt
Humboldt
Tom
Frank Gotch
Frank
Rolfe
Cornell
Epworth League
Freshmen Claim Class Basketball Title in School Series
The Freshmen defeated the Juniors to win the class basketball title four games to none. Bob Smyth led the Freshmen with strong play as Smyth and West starred for the Juniors. the final score 29 to 9. Seniors forfeited their planned game with the Academy, which then showcased a good exhibition by the younger players.
Collins Coach of Baseball Builds Fresh Candidate Pool
Five pitchers have reported with four others on standby as Collins, last year Fort Dodge manager, takes over as coach. Baseball practice began with sixteen candidates. Davis Kettering Kuebler Heiser Jensen and capt West Hughes form a possible battery while Knox Brandon Hunt Lovett Baird Gammons Marston Stover Allen report positions and last year’s players Finger Edwards Hinkley may depart.
For Old Yale Comedy Draws Laughs At Saturday Show
The notice promotes a sparkling Yale comedy show aimed at tired business men and care worn students. Assistant Professor Albright's appearances spark uproarious laughter and attendees are urged to hear his witty contribution, with the piece hinting at extending to page three.
Cornell Conservatory Orchestra Delivers Creditable Home Concert
The Cornell Conservatory Orchestra presented an ambitious program in the college auditorium on Wednesday night. The ensemble, returning from a statewide tour, showed vigor and polish despite limited rehearsal time. Soloists such as Mr Walmer and the quartet impressed, and Mr Muiller's direction earned praise for cohesion and timing.
Two Famous Artists Here Captivate Audiences at Lecture
Two renowned performers presented in an auditorium before recess. P. Rice impressed with impersonations of multiple characters and his female portrayal. He staged David Garrick and promised The Taming of the Shrew, drawing enthusiastic reception from students and faculty.
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Mr. Rice
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Miss Allen
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Clarion
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Mr. Cruson
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Grundy Center
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Fort Dodge
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Dodge Team
Davis
Kettering
Kuebler, Heiser and Jensen
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Yank
Hughes
Knox
Brandon
Hunt
Lovett
Baird
Gammons
Marston
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Allen
Finger
Edwards
Hinkley
OLD Yale
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Ious
Tresh From
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Cornell Conservatory Orchestra
Meyerbeer
Browning
Miss Randall
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Artays Tit
A. Miller
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Wilcox
Brahms
Quintet E Flat
Schumann
Dance of the
Wolf-Ferrari
Pinsuit
Aylesworth
Godard
Migrarski
Minnett
Boccherini
Morse
Harry Platner
Delibes
East and Westoak
Gen Kipling
Nevin
Adam Trombone
Harold Knnight Tanthauser
Waener
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Mr. P. Rice
Mr Rice
Shakespeare
David Garrick
Ously
Ter
Tee
Rice
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