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Newspaper

The Cornellian

Location

Mount Vernon, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 1915

Page

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Varsity to Meet Leander Clark on Toledo Court Tonight

Toledo schedule shows the varsity traveling with ten players to face Leander Clark at Toledo on a two by four floor. A previous close 4 point win at Alumni gym suggests a hard battle with Clark’s pivot star Ole Allanson. Helberg and Captain Terral may miss the game with illness and injury risks, possibly moving Smythe to forward and Grigsby to guard as the probable lineup details emerge.

Sherm Leander Clark Toledo Toledoites Alumni Gymnasium Varsity Ole Allanson Grinnell Leander Helberg Terral Smythe Terall Bharley Grigsby Cornell Leander Clark Howard F. Barnes Smythe Ward Allanson Co Mowbray G. ‘Repp Hinkley G. Green Academy Hutchinson K. C. Smith Milholm

Grinnell Delays Football Letters and Drake Daily Delphic Changes

Grinnell announces only seniors will receive football letters for last season with letters for others held until next year amid surprise at internals. The Delphic states Drake newspaper will publish semi weekly next year with larger pages and more news, while editor candidates are named.

Grinnell Iowa Minnesota Chicago Northwestern Drake Daily Delphic

Cornell Composer Miller Has Works Set for May Festival

Horace A. Miller director of the Cornell college conservatory of music sees two recent compositions placed in the Chicago Symphony orchestra May Music festival programs by Director Stock. Miller studied American Indian music and created original works including Indian Flute Song and From the Wikiup based on Mesquakie melodies heard at the Tama reservation.

Horace A. Miller Cornell College Conservatory of Music Stock Chicago Symphony Orchestra United States Miller

Miss Sia Greatest Woman in China

Twelve years ago last December in the Philo Mill hall Cornell organized the youngest society. The Romans were guests of the faculty at the foundation ceremonies. Harlan administered the oaths of loyalty. The name Aoman chosen from the Greek for the home of the muses. A harp with three pearls became the seal. The Amphics and Adelphs sold half shares to the Aomans and Alcatheans, solving meeting hall issues. Charter membership was forty one girls.

Philo-Mill Hall Cornell Harlan Adelphians Amphictyon Amphics Aomans Adelphs Alcatheans The Romans

Freshman Win Over Cedar Rapids Tigers at Alumni Gym

The 1918 Cedar Rapids High freshmen defeated Cedar Rapids Tigers 22 to 20 in a close battle at Alumni Gym. West and Torrance starred for the freshmen while Martin led Cedar Rapids with five field goals.

Cedar Rapids Tigers Alumni Gymnasium West Torrance Cedar Rapids Martin J. Gethmann Yuill West Cramer Grigsby Cc Liddle Moyer G. Martin McFarland Yuill Cramer Wage Liddle Walker J. Gethman Moyer Phillips

Amphs stage Seven Days at Cornell with curtain debut

Friday evening February 26 the Amphictyon Society presents the three act comedy Seven Days by Mary Roberts Rinehart. Prof. G M Knox trains the cast known as Cornell's Belasco and the company has secured a rare Amateur performance with curtain introduced in the auditorium. William Knox 714 will depart in April for Jacksonville Florida to begin chautauqua work for 1915.

Amphictyon Society Mary Roberts Rheinhart Cornell Cornell Society G. M. Knox Belasco Cornell Dramatics William Knox Jacksonville Florida

Amphictyon Society Is Oldest Iowa Lit Society

The Amphictyon Literary society at Cornell claims the distinction as the oldest college literary society in the state. Founded in fall 1853 by two professors, its aim was public address and the principles of argumentation. Weekly meetings drew crowds in the day chapel later the hall cornerstone was laid July 4, 1856.

The Amphictyon Literary Society of Cornell Amphictyon Cornell Society John Foster

Basket Defense Stifles Sophomores in Key Half

The seniors limited the sophomores to 6 points in the second half while scoring 5 themselves. Substitutions: Borderf for Benton and Peck for Schmidt, changing the lineup as the game progressed.

Frei Hank West Carlton Soash Benton Peck Schmidt R. F Benton ' Steffen Spash Duke Schmidt Carlton R. G Sheeler Shafer L. G

Grinnell Weighs Gornell Overlook

Grinnell is set to evaluate Gornell in a crucial decision with potential implications for the roster. The outcome could affect playing time and team dynamics moving forward.

Harvard Exchange Colleges May Form Athletic Conference

A new inter-state athletic conference may form among Beloit Carleton Colorado College Grinnell Knox and Harvard Exchange Colleges. A committee has been appointed to work out details amid long negotiations and discussions of post season football and existing basketball relations.

Middle West Harvard Harvard Exchange Colleges Colorado College Grinnell Carleton Beloit Knox Cornell Scarlet and Black Harvard Exchange Colorado Board of Control

Seat Sale For Seven Days At Amphetyon Play

The seat sale for the Amphetyon play next Friday evening starts at eight o'clock Tuesday morning at the Cornell drug store. Admission is twenty five cents with no extra charge for seat reservations.

Cornell Drug Store

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Clark Finger Grinell Drake Delphic Miss Sia China Lillian Maxwell C. R. High Hartwell M. Gethmann Doble Amphies College Auditorium Iowa Lit. Society C. Roe Howard Will Grinnell Gornell Harvard Exchange Schools
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