Cornell Fights Perception Of Fear Against Aggies In Wrestling
The writer argues Cornell did not cancel the Oklahoma A and M meet from fear, noting past defeats but asserting the decision aimed to keep college athletics wholesome. Mentions 1927 1928 22 0 34 0 26 0 duals, Hauser Lang Thomson era, NCAA 1947 win, and future Midwest conference matchups with Monmouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornell
Okies
Aggies
Oklahoma
Hauser, Lang, Thomson, Inc
N.C.A.A
Waterloo
Sophomores Miller and Kettlekamp shine on early Cornell wrestling squad
Jim Miller and Bill Kettlekamp, both sophomores, star on the fresh Cornell wrestling team. Miller, a former state high school champion in Kansas in 1950, set a strong tone with impressive matches. Ray Johnson, a 157 pounder in his second varsity year, leads the Cornell bracket, while Koll lists Bob Funston and Warren Sonneman for the 167 pound class.
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Jim Miller
Bill Kettlekamp
Miller
Kansas
Ray Johnson
Cornell
Johnson
Koll
Bob Funston
Warren Sonneman
T. C
Tea Bredehoft
Warren de Prenger
Mark Murray
Jim Claypool
Bob Romanowski
Dick Caple
Bob Nelson
Dick Wade
Don Lindell
Roger Pearson
Bredehoft
Ram
Romanowski
Rams
Caple
Editor's Desk Explains Six Page Paper Delay
The editor explains a flood of ads forced a six page issue but a lack of copy and funds prevented it. Sports stories were moved to the front and other items cut to accommodate advertising.
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Cornellian
Cornell Cancels Oklahoma A. and M Wrestling Meet
Cornell faculty cancels the February 23 1952 wrestling meet with Oklahoma A. and M because neither Oklahoma A. and M. nor the Missouri Valley Conference has taken disciplinary action after the Bright incident. Cornell has broken athletic relations with Oklahoma A. and M. joining Drake University and Bradley in withdrawal from the MVC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma A. & M
Missouri Valley Conference
Bright
H. J. Miller
Cornell College
Cornell
Midwest
Drake University
Bradley
Miller
Aggies
Oklahoma
Teacher's Tourney Attracts Fifteen Cornell Wrestlers
Coach Bill Koll leads Cornell wrestlers to Cedar Falls for the Iowa State Teachers College Invitational. Fifteen grapplers compete across 123 to heavyweight with Bredehoft a strong 123 contender and Caple at 137. Claypool Romanowski Murray De Prenger and others form a deep 130 group, while Nelson and Sonneman feature in 147 and 161 pound classes respectively.
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Bill Koll
Cedar Falls
St Olaf Admitted To Midwest Conference In Chicago Vote
St Olaf college of Northfield Minnesota was admitted to the Midwest conference at the fall meeting in Chicago. Beloit College, previously ousted, may seek readmission. St Olaf will join as the largest member with 1500 students and begin active participation next fall. Beloit's case arose after its athletic program was criticized and revised to remove scholarships and solicitations of athletes.
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St. Olaf College of
Northfield
Minn
Chicago
Beloit
St. Olaf
Mike Miller
Cornell
Wisconsin
Week Ahead Events at Monmouth and Augustana
Schedule lists weekend and weekday campus activities including Monmouth basketball Sunday and Lutheran services on Sunday morning, CFS Social in Bowman Hall, and evening student events. Monday features chapel music and student council activities, Tuesday includes wrestling at Augustana, Wednesday a chapel session and a play, Thursday an oratorio and Home Ec Bazaar, and Friday a Christmas dance in the gym.
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Monmouth
Lutheran
C.S.F
Armstrong Hall
M. A. Morrill
Santa Will Visit Bowman Dec 8 Open House
Santa will greet visitors at Bowman Open House Sunday evening between 7 and 9 30. The event is under the direction of Pat Parsons with a committee handling invitations publicity decorations refreshments entertainment and carolers. The tree will be lit tonight and carolers on the balcony will welcome students faculty administration children and townspeople.
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Bowman
Bowman Girls
Pat Parsons
Phyllis McCannon
Susan Stevens
Kathy Kenny
Dottie Ferger
Shirley Anderson
Lois Melberg
Junior and Senior Pixs Due By January 10
The deadline for junior and senior glossy prints for the Royal Purple is approaching. Students must submit 3x4 photos with name class and major on the back. Prints may be given to Lynn Edler at Roadhouse or Bob Morrison at Merner hall.
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Royal Purple
Lynn Edler
Roadhouse
Bob Morrison
Merner Hall
No Hands but Mine Play Presented at Cornell
Cornell students present No Hands but Mine a drama by Mary E. Sergent directed by Nancy Kirk at Armstrong Hall on December 12 at 8 p.m. The play, themed around an American family, aims to resolve its problems through Christian values. Cast includes Garrity Simpelaar Ashmead Lettsome Kell ing Timmerman Regan Hill and Bacon. No admission charge.
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Cornell College
Armstrong Hall
National Meeting ‘of Presbyterian Women
Ocean Grove
Presbyterian Women's Organization
Dramatic Art Department
Cornell
Nancy Kirk
Mary E. Sergent
Kenneth Garrity
Edith Simpelaar
Harold Ashmead
Aleen Lettsome
Merrill Kelling
Marian Timmerman
Robert Regan
Lorraine Hill
Kenneth Bacon
Tenor and Baritone Readied for Messiah by Cornell Choir
The Cornell choir and orchestra under Jacques Jolas present Messiah on December 16 with baritone Gerald L. Smith of Chicago and tenor Russell Horton of Los Angeles as male soloists. Smith has taught at Chicago Conservatory and Ohio State, sang with St. Louis Opera, and served in the Navy. Horton brings extensive concert, radio, and stage experience across the United States.
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Cornell
Jacques Jolas
Kenneth Pace
June McConlogue
Gerald L. Smith
Chicago
Russell Horton
Los Angeles
Calif
Gerald Smith
Iowa
Chicago Conservatory of Music
Ohio State University
Smith
St. Louis Opera Company
United States Navy
Horton
United States
Cornell Talkers Sweep ISTC Debate Tournament Win
Cornell debaters return from Iowa to beat seven colleges at ISTC including Iowa State Teachers twice. Participants Dick Wasson Vic Furnish Bob Hoerner Tom Playle excel with superior and excellent ratings. The team argued price and wage control and ethics standards. Next meet at Nebraska University February 22 23 1952.
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Cornell
Iowa State Teachers College
Iowa State
Saint Cloud Teachers College
Wis
Bradley
Ill
Hamlin
Minn
Buena Vista
Iowa
Eau Claire
Christmas Vespers Set For December 19 At 11 PM
The annual Christmas vesper service sponsored by C.S.F. is planned for Wednesday evening December 19 under Eunice Chamberlain. The candlelight service will use several art mediums to enhance its impact and awaits A.W.S. board approval on the final hour.
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C.S.F
A.W.S. Board
Eunice Chamberlain
Grinnell Cornell IRC Exchange Program Noted
Grinnell and Cornell International Relations clubs organized a faculty exchange with visiting speakers. Dr Muzumdar spoke in Grinnell on India and Gandhi with Betty Togasaki Mary Barkes and Peg Brainard. Next week Dean Strong will address Cornell IRC at 7 30 p m with students in tow.
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Grinnell
Cornell
Dr. Muzumdar
India
Betty Togasaki
Mary Barkes
Peg Brainard
Dean Strong
Cornell Irc
Europe
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Tracy Norris
The
Aggie
Gil Wilson
Nebraska Wesleyan
Lloyd Olmstead
Knox
Coe
Ripon
Lawrence
Vikings
Mgr
Henry J. Iba
Oklahoma A. & M. Stillwater
Santa
Grinnell, Cornell
IRC
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