Allanson Captains State All Conference Tackle Choice
Allan son of Cornell tops state and conference tackle honors as captain of the first all conference eleven. Reeve of Ames and Wyckoff of Coe join the tackles, with Bowen and Gethmann earning end and half positions. Injuries and performance cited as key to Cornell players’ selection.
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Allanson
Cornell
Reeve
Ames
Wyckoff
Coe
White
Simpson
Bowen
Gethmann
Grinnell
Smalley
Altho
Finger
Cedar
Messiah to Be Given at Vespers at Cornell
The Cornell oratorio society plans its twelfth annual Messiah during Sunday vesper services at 3:30 P M on December 12. It becomes a religious service with no admission charge and a silver offering as attendees depart. The 125-voice chorus, 30-piece orchestra, and soloists Miss Harriet Case, Miss Virginia Tunnicliff, Mr. Lowell Welles, and Mr. John L. Conrad will perform under Professor Shaw.
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Cornell Oratorio Society
Oratorio Society
Cornell Orchestra
Professor Miller
Harriet Case
Chicago
Virginia Tunnicliff
Moline
Lowell Welles
Cedar Falls
John L. Conrad
Shaw
Chassell Twins Speak to Journalism Class on Advertising
Laura and Clara Chassell, visiting Mount Vernon for Homecoming, lectured a journalism class on the psychology of advertising. They noted lessons from Dr. Scott at Northwestern and outlined street car ads and practical psychological devices influencing attention and action.
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Scott
Northwestern University
Cornell
Clara
Simpson
Laura
Lacrosse
Laura Chassell
Edwards Builds Up Strong Team
Forrest Edwards of Milford has developed a sensational high school team despite injuries and parental withdrawals. Spirit Lake and Sibley battled Milford to draws, with Spirit Lake historically strong in the northwest. Edwards may gain more opportunities to coach athletics at larger schools.
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Edwards
Forrest Edwards
Milford
Eddy
Spirit Lake
Fort Dodge
West High
Des Moines
East High
Sibley
Celebrated English pianist to play in Mount Vernon
Frederick Morley, acclaimed as one of the world's great concert pianists, will give the third Artist Course recital next Tuesday evening in Mount Vernon. Critics note his dazzling technique and deep insight into composers, comparing him favorably with Chopin interpreters and praising his versatility seen in Berlin and Vienna.
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Vernon
Frederick Morley
Morley
America
Mr. Morley
Australia
England
Berlin
Munich
Vienna
Chopin
de Pachmann
No-Decision Debate Seeks To Reform Intercollegiate Rounds
University of Utah and Utah Agricultural College test a no decision debate to curb judges' scoring bias. Duane G. Hunt, Cornell 1907, argues debates should mold public opinion on vital questions rather than chase verdicts. If successful, intra state triangle contests may end.
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University of Utah
Utah Agricultural College
Utah Chronicle
Duane G. Hunt
Cornell
Congratulatory Letter Reveals Cornell College History
Rev. B W Smith sends his congratulations and recalls joining Cornell College in 1855 crossing the Mississippi at Davenport. He describes the bridal tour when he and his wife returned to Cornell for their wedding voyage. The elderly professor, now past eighty five, shares reminiscences of Cor nell’s early years. Esther Kober spent Thanksgiving at Waterloo.
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B. Wilson Smith
Cornell
Smith
Valparaiso College
Indiana
Mississippi River
Davenport
Mount Vernon
Cornell Freshmen and Varsity Tout Early Season Promise
Basketball practice begins with a half hour scrimmage where the varsity dominates the freshmen. Byerly, Bowen, Torrance, Gethmann, and Baker star as the lineup, with West and Chambers showing promise. The team blends veterans and freshmen, aiming to open against Iowa on January 7 in Iowa City.
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Byerly
Bowen
Torrance
Gethmann
Baker
Cornell
Torrence
Eyo
Cedar Rapids
Clinton
Gethman
Iowa
Lawrence West
Chambers
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Ole
Tackle
Ter
Chassell Twins
Laura and
Clara Chas
Sell
Wisconsin
Clara Chassel
Ics
Hunt
Utah
Rev. B W. Smith
Cornell College
Esther Kober
Waterloo
Iowa City
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