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Newspaper

The Cornellian

Location

Mount Vernon, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1924

Page

1

Cornell Routs and Falls in Weekend Basketball Setbacks

Cornell University endured a rough weekend with two losses in Minnesota. Hamline edged Cornell 38 to 30 in St Paul while Carleton defeated the Purple 28 to 16 in Northfield. Kasch was injured against Hamline, later replaced by Greene. Hartwell was expelled against Carleton, and Kasch shifted to center as Paulson was sidelined.

Cornell Minnesota Hamline Pipers St. Paul Carleton Hamline Pipers Finger Invaders Kasch Greene Purple Northfield Carletonians Inwans Hartwell Maize Dyckman Paulson

Freshmen Win Two Basketball Games

The Freshman Varsity basketball team defeated Wilton Junction twice, 22 to 17 and 21 to 16, in their first public appearance. Wilton Junction, renowned in Class B Cornell tournaments, led 10 to 5 at halftime but the Freshmen rallied in the second half with a fourth quarter surge led by Glemmer to secure both wins. Don Clemmer played as a forward for the Freshmen.

Wilton Junction Cagers Wilton Junction Fresh Cornell Wilton Croyle Sthiele Glemmer Don Clemmer Page Three

Harold Ballz Accepts Post in Rochester New York

Harold Ballz a 23 year old music faculty member at Kemp er Military Academy Booneville Missouri has been released from his contract and accepted a similar role in Rochester New York public schools. He will teach theory voice training and course conducting at one of the nation’s leading music centers near the Eastman School of Music.

Harold Ballz Kemper Military Academy Booneville Public Schools Rochester N.Y United States Eastman School of Music

Cornell Drops To Seventh Position In Standings

Beloit leads the standings with Carleton and Beloit tied in percentage. Cornell slides to seventh after a loss to Carleton and week results. Van Drasek and Hartwell top Beloit scorers as Captain Kirwin also scores strongly. Hamline shows upcoming games on Coe and Cornell floors.

P.C. Beloit Aiedé Noute Carleton Lawrence Ripon Hamline Knox Sess Cornell Milliken Kirwin Kasch Monmouth Iowa Coe Beloit van Drasek

Dr Frank Cole to Lead Joint Y Meet on Thursday

Dr Frank Cole of Cedar Rapids district superintendent of the Methodist Church will conduct the Y M and Y W meeting this week. The two associations meet in the lower chapel Thursday at 6 40 PM to prepare students for the upcoming Super meetings. A large attendance is desired.

Frank Cole Cedar Rapids Methodist Chhurch Y. M Y. W Lower Chapel Cole

Freshman Recital Planned by Expression Department

Freshman students will present a varied and unusual recital on Wednesday afternoon at four in the lower chapel. All are invited to attend.

Department of Expression Lower Chapel

Science Club Meeting Tonight in Chemistry Room

The Science club will meet at 6 40 tonight in Science Hall. Professor E E Moots will speak on Mathematical Notions.

Science Hall E. E. Moots

Purple Grapplers Open Season at Home vs State Teachers College

Cornell prepares for the first wrestling meet of the season as coach Wallace selects weight class contenders. The Purple grapplers host the State Teachers College team next Friday with decisions pending and several wrestlers needing to cut pounds to qualify. Teachers arrive experienced after two meets and a win over Simpson, plus a combined meet with Simpson against Ames.

Cornell Purple Grapplers Teachers’ College Wallace Simpson Ames Michigan Aggies Deter

Colonial Ball at Cornell George and Martha

Stately George and dainty Martha Washington join with fifty men and maids for Cornell's Colonial ball on February 23. Senior class hosts have set the date with committees formed as preparations proceed. Voting for the senior couple to lead the Grand March takes place tomorrow afternoon in Main Hall.

George Martha Washington Cornell Virginia

Faculty Meet To Vote On Men's Constitution

The faculty will act tomorrow afternoon on the men s constitution submitted last week. A special committee will report, students expect little opposition, and approval is anticipated. If approved, a special chapel will be held Thursday for class representative elections.

Drake Relays Draw Many Fast Runners

Des Moines notes the Drake relay meet draws athletes from over 100 institutions with 1400 competitors and returns April 25 and 26. The event began in 1910 with 82 athletes and has grown to a premier west coast track meet, rivaling the Penn relay in prestige and records set.

Des Moines John L. Griffith Drake Des Moines College Highland Park College Earlham Academy West Des Moines High School Drake Academy Penn Philadelphia

Pet Dogs And Pet Peeves On Cornell Campus

On Cornell campus dogs are abundant and admired, while students obsess over pet peeves. The piece humorously notes how dogs attend classes in psychology and English, while students smuggle private “pet peeves” to meetings like Public Speaking to raise grades, hinting at licensing and regulation to curb the trend.

Cornell Forensic Teams Chosen for Season Debates

Cornell announces two debate squads for the World Court question. The affirmative includes Wendell Webb Harold Henning and Harold Ennis with alternates Ralph Tallman Marvin Nodland Theodore Beck. The negative features Russell Lembke Frank Court and Martin Munson with alternates. Debates begin March 7 at a Lincoln triangle.

Cornell Ralph Kharas Wendell Webb Waterloo Harold Henning de Kalb Ill Harold Ennis Tama Russell Lembke Sibley Frank Court Davenport Martin Munson Mitchellville Ralph Tallman Cedar Rapids Marvin Nodland le Grand Theodore Beck Boone Robert Ellis Freeport

Seniors Claim Narrow 8–7 First Half In Classic Cage Bout

Seniors and Juniors opened with a hard fought contest as the third year men showed aggressive offense while Juniors controlled play early. A tighter second half tightened the score but the seniors prevailed in a defensive stand before the game paused for continuation.

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Carleton Force Purple Midwest New York Dr. Frank Cole S. T.C Cornell George and Martha Drake Relays William A. Moore Knight Chemical Laboratory Municipal University of Akron Ohio Wag Spug Briswine Methodist I. Q Purple Trios Nebraska Wesleyan Lincoln Town Butler
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