Barker schedules Wisconsin eleven for opening game
The Wisconsin match on October 2 1926 replaces an anticipated Grinnell game after Grinnell declined the early date. Barker argues no advantage to big schools and notes Wisconsin will field eleven men with experience. He says Grinnell was offered three dates and declined. conference games keep the team in its class.
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Wsconsin University
Grinnell
Theeason
Barker
W Wonsin
Cornell
Clnnell
Chicago
Class Cage Games Start Tomorrow For Eight Teams
Eight basketball teams from four classes prepare for two division class cage games. Juniors and seniors train Monday and Wednesday. sophomores and freshmen train Tuesday and Thursday. Varsity or fresh varsity players are ineligible. First games start Saturday at 1 45 pm.
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Jun‘os
Saalwaechters
Big War
Y W C A Opens New Room With First Meeting
The Y W C A held its first meeting of the new year in the new quarters. The room was attractively furnished with a fireplace and flowers. Mrs Undegraff and Mrs Tuli spoke briefly to the girls about the new year and the new room after devotional serves. A social house warming followed the gathering.
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Y.W.C.A
New Room
Y. W
Undegraff
Tuli
Lew Sarett to Speak at Cornell Lecture Series
Poet Lew Sarett, known for choosing a simpler life in the woods over urban bustle, will lecture and recite for Cornell English Club next Wednesday in the lower chapel at 8 00 p m. The naturalist author travels from Cedar Rapids and is regarded among contemporary poets.
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Lew Sarett
Cornell
English Club
Saret
Cedar Rapids
Grapplers Prepare for Des Moines U Meet
Cornell wrestling coach Barker readies the team for a Des Moines University meet on January 16 in Des Moines. Preliminary trials are set for next Saturday at 2:20 PM with final matches Tuesday afternoon. Captain Julius Jorgenson, sidelined by a hip dislocation last year, leads a squad including five veterans and several promising freshmen as they also plan to face Ames this Saturday in practice.
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Des Moines Uniersity
Des Moines
Barker
Des Moines University
Cornell
Tyers
Julius Jorgenson
Jorgenson
Captol City
Purple
Senon
Ames
Pracice
Dr Stanclift Attends History Association Meeting
Dr Stanclift attended the History Association meeting during vacation visiting Chicago and Ann Arbor Michigan where he joined the American Historical Association gathering at the latter city.
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Dr. Stanclift
History Ass’n
Stanel
Chicago
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Cornell Faces Hamline In First Home Conference Clash
Cornell hosts Hamline in the season opener at home Saturday. Coach Saal Waechter works to fix issues from the Illinois trip. The guard position battle includes Anstrom Hord and Trump with Muillenberg at center. Captain Dean and Raymond pace the forward line as they push for scoring roles.
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Cornell
Saalwaechter
Whch
Illinois
Sally
Johnson
Anstrom
Hord
Trump
Muillenberg
Chinos
Dean
Raymond
Iis
Cornell Debating Team Sees Twenty Members Turnout
Twenty men reported for Cornell debate squad work as three to four teams will be chosen to represent the college in intercollegiate debates. The schedule includes matches against Coe Beloit Lawrence Michigan State College Western State Normal and the University of Pittsburg.
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Cornell
Sunnel
Cedar Rapids
Coe
Lawrence
Appleton
Wisconsin
Michigan State College
Hast Lansine
Michigan
Western State Normal
Kalamazoo
University of Pittsburg
W S G A Exhibits Paintings at Library Monday
The W S G A will show color reproductions of famous masterworks in the library’s English room Monday afternoon. Girls may register for the circulating library of paintings, with selections available for the first month. Works include Homer Martin’s Harp of the Winds and Morning on the Maine Coast by Landwark, among others.
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W.S.G.A
W Os . A
Circulating Library of Paintings
Homer Martin
Ariizona
George Inness
Mount Vernon
Maine
Landwark
Thialone
Bruce Crane
Robert Henri
St. Helena
Paolo Veronese
Lloyd Dean Elected Captain of Hoopsters
Lloyd Dean known as Judd Dean was chosen captain of the basketball squad before the Illinois trip during Christmas vacation. Dean, a forward and top scorer, joins Hank Hart as the second man in two years to captain both football and basketball teams in the Midwest conference.
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Lloyd “Judd” Dean
Illinois
Dean
Judd
Hank" Hartwell
Kasch
Cornell Basketball Team Opens 1926 Fall Trip in Illinois
Cornell opened the 1926 season with a practice trip to Illinois posting two losses and one win. They defeated Wesleayan 28 19, beat Millikin 28 1 28, and fell 28 27 to Bradley Tech in a tense finale. Captain Dean was ejected on a foul and Saalwaechter shuffled the lineup with Munlenberg at center and Johnson Anstrom as guards.
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Cornell
Saalwaechter
Hhnoig
Tina Wesleyan
Millikin
Bradley Tech
Illinois Westexvan
Hlimnois
Bloomington
Dean van
Munlenberg
Dean
Raymond
Johnson
Anstrom
Greene
Trump
Religious Poems Read At Y.M.C.A. Thursday
Attendees at the Y M C A meeting heard poetry read by Professor Clyde Tull. He presented nature themed verses and sociological poems stressing life’s mysteries and humanity’s relation to Christ. The session ended with a reading of a prayer by John Drinkwater.
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Clyde Tull
William Blake
Lew Sarett
Professor Tullato
Christ
John Drinkwate
Fire Destroys Ada Miller Rooming House During Vacation
A furnace explosion sparked a blaze at the Ada Miller rooming house in Mount Vernon leaving nine students homeless. The fire department saved the structure from total loss though clothing and personal effects were ruined by water and smoke. The displaced students relocated to other rooming houses.
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Ada Miller
Mount Vernon
Cornell heiress leaves 100000 for Newson Fund endowment
The late Ella D. Newson wills 100000 to Cornell University endowment to be kept intact. Only interest will be used with debts and executor fees paid first. The estate includes 580 acres in Kansas and North Dakota and a Tipton residence. Special solicitor H D McBroom and officials plan fundraising in Chicago and other areas.
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Cornell
Ella D. Newson
Tipton
Iowa
Newson
Emmer Collins
Ella Newson
Kansas
North Dakota
Miss Newson
Cornell Academy
H. D. McBreom
Cornell Development Council
Mount Vernon
Chicago
W A A Plans For Coming Activities
The regular W A A meeting welcomed new members Marjone Niehaus Ilo Congdon Louie Renner Alice Lundt Nellie Suter Eunice Chamberlain Phyllis Peterson Elizabeth Spaans. An indoor track meet and a Leonville Junior orchestra delighted veterans. Marion Niehaus Doreen Foote reported on the Ames state convention.
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Marjone Niehaus
Ilo Congdon
Louie Renner
Alice Lundt
Nellie ‘Suter
Eunice Chamberlain
Phyllis ‘Peterson
Elizabeth Spaans
Leonville
Plays By Mrs. Tull Score Great Success
Jewell Bothwell Tull's Christmas play The Magic Star was staged in nineteen towns and cities including churches in St. Paul St. Louis and Rochester New York. Her farce Seeing Red was produced in Curtis Nebraska and Her Son's Wife will be presented soon at Sapulpa Oklahoma. The Gorilla is in rehearsal at St Ambrose College Davenport and in Hailsboro New York and will be broadcast by WCAD from St. Lawrence University Canton New York.
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Jewell Bothwell Tull
St. Paul
St. Lewis
Rochester
N. Y
Curtis
Nebraska
Sapulpa
Oklahoma
St. Ambrose College
Davenport
Hailsboro
WCAD
St. Lawrence University
Canton
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