Purple cagers overwhelm Carleton in 87 27 rout
Saalwaechter's Cornell quintet pummeled Carleton with rapid passing and sharp shooting. Raymond and Muilenberg sparked the attack as the Purple defense stifled the Maize and Blue through the second half. Carleton’s Hertz led with six field goals and a free throw.
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Hertz
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Setterquist
Purple
Class Fives Meet in Fast Struggles
A round of the class basket ball tournament produced wins for seniors over sophomores in both A and B classes. In Class A the seniors beat the sophomores 19 to 9 while the juniors won 36 to 10 against freshmen. In Class B the seniors triumphed 21 to 2 over sophomores and frosh edged juniors 20 to 18.
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Sophs
A Raymond Grant to Speak at Joint YMCA YWCA
A joint YMCA and YWCA meeting is scheduled Thursday at 6 45 p m in the lower chapel. A Raymond Grant 21 recently graduated from the Boston School of Theology will speak in Siens. Devotional services will open the program with plans to have a four man quartet perform a special number.
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Boston School of Theology
Siens
Chapel Leader Details Near East Plight at Meeting
Miss Katherine McCormick national speaker for Near East Relief described vivid conditions in the Near East during a chapel session yesterday. She seeks financial aid for starving Asiatic orphans, while J E Todd, Robert College veteran, praises relief work supported by sending funds and supplies.
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Katherine McCormick
McCormick
Cornell
J. E. Todd
Robert College
Constantinople
Colonial Couple Ball Set With New Grand March
The Colonial Ball on February 20 in the school gym will feature a revised grand march led by the senior couple chosen by vote. The program replaces the Virginia Reel with a tableaux and a girls dance under Mrs Meade, followed by refreshments. Attendees must participate to view, as the balcony will be closed.
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Walter Gray
Spawn House Opens New WYCA Room to Students
The Spawn house girls hosted a social afternoon in the basement room of Main Hall, newly opened to the public by the WSA. Students and faculty enjoyed the inspection and social hour.
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Spawn House
Purple Grapplers Bring Bacon Home On Weekend Trip
Cornell wrestling team returned Sunday from an east trip with two wins. Friday beat Armour Tech 29 to 0. Saturday defeated Michigan State 17 to 0. Lupton extended undefeated streak with a fall. Van Etten, Otto, Jones, Truckenmiller, Appleton, Midkiff won by decision or fall.
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Cornell
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Armour Technical Institute
Michigan State College
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Jones
Otto
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Appleton
Midkiff
Michigan
Matmen to meet tutors on Friday in Cedar Falls
The Towa State Teachers wrestling team invades Cedar Falls Friday at 4 00 p m to grapple with the Purple team. White 115 Andrews 135 and Croy light heavyweight all won falls last Saturday and join Bryant Grow chowski Orr and Seivert as likely contenders. The Cornell lineup is expected to be Lupton 115 Van Sutten 125 Jones 135 Otto 145 Truckenmiller 158 Appleton 175 Midkiff heavyweight.
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Oklahoma University
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Midkiff
Open House Rejuvenates Cornell Women’s Societies Night
Turning back pages of history, six women’s literary societies hosted open houses on Friday evening recreating a Cornell social tradition. Students and faculty toured halls on Main, greeted by coeds, enjoyed student programs, and refreshments amid a revival of the college’s lively literary rivalries.
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Cornell Blue Devils Return Tilt With Beloit This Saturday
Cornell and Beloit prepare for a Midwest conference game at the Cornell gymnasium after Cornell toppled Carleton to lead the standings with Lawrence and Coe close behind. Veterans like Muilenberg and Raymond spark the Purple squad while Beloit emphasizes teamwork and a fighting spirit despite erratic shooting.
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Ralph Johnson
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MecCullen
Updegraff To Speak At District Meeting
President Harlan Updegraff returns from Chicago on development council work. He will address Cornell College at a joint Cedar Rapids Davenport district meeting of the Upper Iowa Methodist conference Wednesday.
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Harlan Updegraff
Chicago
Development Council
Eminent Sculptor to Speak on Art at Cornell Friday
A renowned American sculptor Gutzon Borglum will present the fourth lecture in Cornell College’s course on Friday February 12 at 8 p.m. in the auditorium. Admission is seventy five cents. Borglum, born 1867 in Idaho, trained in Paris under Rodin and later established his New York studio. He is also a painter and author, involved in war era aviation inquiries and known for numerous sculptures.
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Aircraft Department
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Zetagathian Society Plans Reorganization
The Zetagathian society discussed a resolution to disband at a meeting last night and tabled it till next Monday. George Barbour, president, stated plans to reorganize to unify members as a real social unit on campus.
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Zets
George Barbour
Near East Films Shown at Y M C A Tonight
Three films on life in the Near East will be shown Wednesday at 6 45 p m in the lower chapel by the Y M and Y W No admission is charged and all Cornell students are invited The films are Children of Sorrow Alice in Hungerland and A Message From Galilee and aim to depict the postwar hardships in the Near East Mr J E Todd college business officer has seen the films and recommends them
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