Cornell Defeats Iowa 38 to 18 In Big Basketball Win
Cornell's varsity basketball team dominated Iowa University 38 to 18 in Iowa City on Saturday night. Captain Sanderson directed play after the Iowa rush, with strong defense from Kepler and scoring from Hoadley Grigsby and Sanderson as Cornell led from the start. Poor Iowa shooting and disorganization sealed the loss.
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Cornell
Iowa University
Iowa City
Iowa
Sanderson
Iowa Rush
Kepler
Hoadley
Grigsby
Lemon
von Lockenn
Inter class basketball nerves on at Cornell gym
Class basketball men are hard at work as the inter class games approach. Practice has drawn players from all classes, with two games weekly and the championship to be decided after the holidays. Last year the Seniors won. this year effort and practice will decide the title.
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Bob Livingston
Cornell
James Lester Dies After Short Illness in 193? Context
James Lester of Mankato Minnesota and last year’s freshman class died November 8. His sister Faith A. Lester of Great Falls Montana reports he went to Great Falls to enlist but was refused by Marine and Navy recruiters for being too short and then took ill with diarrhea before enlisting in the regular army.
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James Lester
Mankato
Minn
Faith A. Lester
Great Falls
Mont
James
Marine
Navy
Diatheria
Arlo Sanderson Chosen Captain of Basketball Team
Arlo Sanderson 19 chosen as captain of the basketball squad for the season after Friday practice. Known as Sandy by students he proved worthy with guard play and clutch baskets. The choice meets fan approval and under his leadership the team aims for a successful season.
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Raymond Grant
Arlo Sanderson
Sandy
Aesthetists Win Debate Over Russia Form at Cornell
The Aesthesian Literary Society defeated the PhiloMatheans in a hard fought Friday debate at Cornell. Judges Pattison Felton and Hughes all Cedar Rapids voted affirmative, praising the strong but sometimes weak details.
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Russia
Aesthesian Literary Society
Philomatheans
Prof. Pattison
Atty
O. J. Felton
John Hughes
Cedar,Rapids
Gretchen Bingaman
Winifred Carlton
Lois Pye
Irene Flanigan
Lucille Hoel
Doris Ludwig
Cornell
Cornell Freshman Jimmie Cornell Remains Noted For School Work
Jimmie Cornell entered the school as a freshman last fall and became active in campus life. He joined the Miltonian Literary Society, did staff work on the Cornellian, played quarterback on the freshman squad, and supported himself while attending Cornell. He was known and beloved by all and is mourned.
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Jimmie
Cornell
Miltonian Literary Society
Cornellian
Adelphian Amphictyon Debate Ends In Clean Sweep
Three judges Professor Hickok Professor Van Pelt and Dr. Keeler were convinced to back a surtax stance. Adelph team members William Helms Raymond Grant and Keith Lemon argued for the affirmative while Leo Vanderham Wendell Dennis and Warren Schmidt formed the Amphictyon negative. The topic Resolved that a tax on excess profits be a permanent feature of our taxation system. The weekend debates produced three 3-0 decisions with 2-1 in favor of three 3-0 outcomes.
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Wendell Dennis
Warren Schmidt
Visit by Bess Siple to Lillian Maxwell at Clear Lake
Bess Siple visited Lillian Maxwell at Clear Lake before Maxwell joins the orchestra on their trip.
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Bess Siple
Lillian Maxwell
Clear Lake
Debaters Praise Plan in Taxation Discussion
The recap notes strong interest and quality in a postwar tax plan debate. Helms stood out with a masterful speech using charts on tax increases, Grant defended the measure as sound and economical, Lemon backed feasibility and progress, while the negative side led by Vanderham faced questions of equity.
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W. P.helms
Grant
Lemon
Packed House for Messiah At Western Sunday Afternoon
A crowded auditorium heard the Messiah sung as a religious Sabbath afternoon service not tied to a festival or lecture course. The Oratorio Society, mostly young members, delivered a beautifully rendered performance inspiring worshipful appreciation. An important Pen Club meeting is scheduled for 8:00 tonight.
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Vestern
Oratorio Society
Pen Club
Sophomore class plans for post holiday mix party
A five member committee was appointed at the Sophomore class meeting held last Friday to plan an after holiday mixer. Bob Livingston was elected athletic representative replacing Steve Jessup. Livermore urged stronger class spirit, saying the Sophomores should set the pace. The meeting adjourned after no further business.
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Bob Livingston
Steve Jessup
Livermore
Cornell
Sophs
Four Minute Speakers On Red Cross Topics
The weekly Four Minute speakers include Prof. F. M. McGaw at the College chapel and Mrs. Gormly at the Star Theatre Saturday evening. The subject is the Red Cross.
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F. M. McGaw
Lombard College To Visit Cornell In Thursday Night Clash
Lombard College of Galesburg Illinois comes to the Cornell floor for a Thursday night basketball game against Cornell. Lombard, titled champions of the Little Nineteen Illinois and with much of last year’s lineup, faces Knox rivals and a strong Cornell squad. coach Finger says it should be a good game with careful prep and watching Iowa-Lombard results after their prior game.
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Ralph Denniston
Lombard College
Galesburg
Illinois
Cornell
Lombard
Knox College
Knox
Little Nineteen
Coe
Bragdon
Waterloo
Iowa University
Finger
Addresses Desired Report to College Office
A list of students and staff names is presented with a request to report any known addresses to the College Office promptly. The names include Allman Darrell W Blowfield Lester Cook Harold B Devine Thomas Gleason George Greig Dow H Holm Clarence Johnson Harold Kniss Arthur Mohn O R Phillips Paul Sams Irving Shaffer Wallace Spencer J Dean Wood Hobart Lee Leslie F McCullough Roy Boles Harold.
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Allman
Darrell W. Blowfield
Lester Cook
Harold B. Devine
Thomas Gleason
George Greig
Dow H. Holm
Clarence Johnson
Harold Kniss
Arthur Mohn
O. R. Phillips
Paul Sams
Irving Shaffer
Wallace Spencer
J. Dean Wood
Hobart Lee
Leslie F. McCullough
Roy Boles
Harold
Local students and recruits amid scattered notes
Truman Shafer of Ann Arbor plans to report for ordnance service in Watertown after visiting friends. Max Daskam and Tom Calkins traveled by train to Omaha and were commissioned as railway mail clerks, completing their run by Tuesday night with No. 6.
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Truman Shafer
Ann Arbor
Mich
Watertown
Mass
Ordnance Department
Max. Daskam
Tom Calkins
Omaha
Cornell approves evening roller skating in gym
The faculty at Cornell allows roller skating in the gym after Christmas vacation. Pep Club petition led to openings three or four nights a week for recreation hours. Students must bring fiber roller skates. Vanderham Hardware offers skates at 2.75 with a deposit, later rising in price.
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Vanderham Hardware Company
Cornell
Cornell Orchestra Sets Christmas Tour Across Iowa
The Cornell Orchestra begins a week long trip to northern Iowa with three Messiah performances and two secular concerts. stops include Mason City Charles City Rockford and Greene with Bessie Siple reading in Rockford. Director Miller and Mrs Shaw lead the touring group aided by Albion Tavenner and Raymond Winkler travels from Albion.
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Cornell Orchestra
Iowa
Mason City
Charles City
Rockford
Greene
Bessie Siple
Miller
Shaw
Albion Tavenner
Ruth Pirie to Spend Christmas With Jeannette Houseman
Ruth Pirie will spend the Christmas vacation at the home of Jeannette Houseman in Olin.
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Ruth Pirie
Jeannette Houseman
Olin
Hoover Will Get You If You Don’t Watch Out
A humorous verse imagines Herbert Hoover visiting Cornell University and placing students in the pen for mischief while noting simple meals like bread and spreads. The poem relies on playful threat tone and campus lore.
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Hoover
Cornell
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Adelph
Delphi
Joe Chassell
Dennis
Vanderham
Schmidt
Sun
Cornell Oratorio Society and Orchestra
Jessie Rigby
Illinois College
State University
Roiing
Pantitorium
ORDER
Raymond Winkler
Burlington
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