Cornell Whips Teachers 87 to 40 in Dual Meet at Ash Park
Cornell track team dominated Normal in a 87 to 40 dual meet at Ash Park. Begeman led with 18 points for Normal, while Cornell runners claimed most events including Schluter in the mile and half, and T. Gruwell edging Gruwell in a sprint finish.
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Cornell
Smith
Ash Park
Schluter
Clinton
Kramm
Lott
R. Walker
Carson
I. Finger
Crane
Gerald Smith
Taylor
Begeman
Gibbs
Mason
Scott Gruwell
Steigers
Stevenson
Gruwell
Scott
Tone
Mather
Cornell Inter scholastic Track Meet Entries Grow Rapidly
Fourteen schools have entered for the first annual Cornell Inter scholastic Track Meet on May 25, with expectations of more entrants to reach about twenty. Greenfield joins with five top runners including Hoyt, a standout sprinter, and the meet promises fast competition on a premier west track. Also noted is a county high school meet date shift to June 1 to accommodate both events along with a social report of the Aletheans hosting the Miltonians at their May party with violets and blossoms on display.
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Cornell
Greenfield
Simpson
Iowa
Hoyt
Middle West
Cedar Rapids
Marion
Fairfield
West Liberty
Burlington
Anamosa
Cedar Falls
Columbus Junction
Springville
Mechanicsville
Mt. Carroll
Ill
Danville
Cornell Academy
Varsity Debaters for 1913 Chosen for Intercollegiate Debates
At a Saturday forenoon meeting the debating league selected ten men for the 1913 intercollegiate debates with Knox and Beloit Marvin Knight Harrington W Cook Gruwell Berry Devendorf Tone Scott and Walker A new plan for selecting debaters was approved Ten spring selections with no positions then a fall try-out reduces to eight with no fixed regulars and a final test before speeches determines who prepares and in what order This aims to keep competition keen until the end.
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Knox
Beloit
Marvel
Knight
Harrington
W. Cook
Gruwell
Berry
Devendorf
Tone
Scott
Walker
Ber
Cornell Balanced Team Praised by Leander Clark Era
The excerpt lauds Cornell as one of the best balanced teams in the state with strong support for their pitcher. It notes the Purple and White players are skilled ball players and predicts a warmer reception for them on the 18th of the month.
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Cornell
Cornell Alumni Banquet in Cedar Rapids Honors Recall Debate
About 75 Cornell alumni and friends gathered at St. Pauls Church in Cedar Rapids Friday evening. Prof H M Kelly presided as toast master with musical interludes and readings by Dorothy Daniel Vernon Etta Evans and J M Tallman etc. Arthur Esgate was elected president at the following business meeting. The Cedar Rapids Gazette notes M J Tobins sharp address arguing the recall threatens constitutional government.
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Cornell
College
St. Paul’s Church
Cedar Rapids
Arthur Esgate
Washington
Jefferson
Lincoln
M. J. Tobin
Vinton
Cornell College
Washington and Lee Lead In Eight Year Prize Wins
The Hart Schaffner and Marx prize contests show Washington and Lee University with the most honors over eight years. Four prizes and one honorable mention went to W and L students or alumni, while Northwestern, Chicago, and Oberlin each had three prizes. Other colleges listed include Cornell, Swarthmore, Michigan, Wisconsin, Bowdoin, Hanford, Illinois, Queen's University Kingston Canada, Harvard, Wesleyan, and Branch Nor.
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Washington and Lee University
Washington and Lee
Northwestern University
University of Chicago
Oberlin
Cornell
Swarthmore
Michigan
Wisconsin
Bowdoin
Hanford
Illinois
Queen’s University
Kingston
Canada
Harvard
Wesleyan
Branch Nor
Cornell Falls to Iowa in Tight Diamond Battle 5 3
Cornell loses 5 to 3 to Iowa in a hard fought intra diamond battle. Zimmer's pitching wires the Iowa win while Cornell struggles with fielding and timely hits. West and Lott pitched well for Iowa, with West driving in a ninth inning run and Lott holding Cornell in key moments.
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Cornell
Iowa
Tle
Baird
Artie
Archer
Cop
Zimmer
Estel West
Lott
Pony
Craft
Hinkley
Marston
Belle Gleason at Y W Spring Talk Outdoors
Belle Gleason led a YW meeting last Sunday afternoon using spring as a creation theme. She said spring makes people grow closer to God, with nature revealing law and love and prompting worship amid the outdoor setting between Science Hall and the Chapel.
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Ternoon
Y. W
Miss Gleason
Science Hall
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C. R
H. M. Kelly
Miss Dorothy Daniel
Mr. Vernon
Cornelian
William den
Nis, Marion
J. M. Tallman
Alfred H. Smith
Arthur T. Esgate
J. B. Finney
Francis A
Heald
Dar Rapids
The
Hart Schaffner & Marx Prize
State University
Win—Hinkley
Belle Gleason
Service Sun
Montrose
C. E. Anderson
Cedar Rapids, Ia
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