Cornell Faces Augustana Next to Last Home Game Saturday
Cornell football coach Sherm Finger fields a hardened squad for a Saturday clash with Augustana College of Rock Island. Augustana reportedly boasts the best team in school history, having won all games decisively. The expected starter against Augustana may mirror the lineup used at Dubuque, with potential returns for the second half if needed.
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Rock Island
Illinois
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Armstrong and Dubuque
Coe
Cedar Rapids
Hortense Nielsen to Present Abraham Lincoln Play Friday Eve
Hortense Nielsen renowned actress and reader will present John Drinkwater's Abraham Lincoln in the college auditorium Friday at 8 15 p m. Brought by the English club, the Devereux Players appeared last month. Nielsen's sister is Alice Nielsen famed opera star. Admission is fifty cents as the English club expects a large crowd.
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Hortense Nielsen
John Drinkwater
Abraham Lincoln
Miss Nielsen
Devereux Players
Alice Nielsen
Madame Modjeska
Ibsen
Cornell
Cornell Iowa Meet Set For Saturday At 10:30 A.M.
Cornell and Iowa runners prepare for the season opener on the local course with Cole Corlett Errett Temple Yaw and Day leading the squad. Tryouts Friday produced strong times led by Cale 27 02 with Corlett 27 12 Errett 27 22 Temple 27 35 and Yaw 27 35 Day 27 36.
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Yaw
Day
Cornell
Iowa
Iowa City
Conservatory
Altho
Cale
Coriett
Schell
Iowa U
Yan
Chapman
Peterson
Ristine
College Calendar Highlights Weekly Schedule
The calendar lists Thursday activities including Girls and Men’s Glee Clubs at 4 45, Christian Association and Freshman Joint Meetings at 16 40. Friday features Choir Practice, roller skating, Hortense Nielsen’s Abraham Lincoln at 8, Orchestra Practice at 8 30, and church/college events. Saturday brings a Cornell Iowa Cross Country Meet at 10 30 and a Cornell Augustana game at 2 30 in Ash Park plus student society meetings. Sunday offers Student Volunteers at 3 and Fireside Teas from 4 to 5.
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Christian Association
Hortense Nielsen
Abraham Lincoln
Cornell
Skating Season Opens Friday At Local Gym
The roller skating season begins Friday night at 6 40 at the gym. Public skating runs from 6 40 to 8 00. The venue expects to remain open about two nights weekly going forward until further notice.
Harding Elected President On His Fifty Fifth Birthday
Senator Warren G Harding is named by Antétiecfi People to lead the United States on his birthday born November 2 1865 near Blooming Grove Ohio. He rose from a farm upbringing to editor and owner of the Marion Star and served in Ohio positions before joining the U S Senate and chairing the 1916 national convention.
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United States
Blooming Grove
Ohio
George T. Harding
Ohio Central College of Iberia
Marion Star
Harding
United States Senate
Chicago
Senate
Fireside Teas to Begin Sunday at Bowman Hall
The W S G A introduces Sunday afternoon firelight teas at Bowman Hall starting this Sunday from four to five. All Cornellians may visit any of the Bowman Hall houses Rood McArt or Barker for a social chat and tea. Singing and new acquaintanceships accompany open fires as the houses welcome men and women to drop in.
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Bowman Hall
Altoona
Rood
McArtor
Barker Houses
Frosh Warriors Edge DeKalb Normal by Place Kick
Freshmen under Coach Browning gain a 30 yard field goal with eight minutes left to beat DeKalb Normal in a tense game. Captain Sagie, Bolton and Kirwin stand out as Owens delivers the decisive kick and the Frosh struggle through fumbles and limited openings.
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de- Kalb Normal College
de- Kalb
Illinois
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Moline
DeKalb Rooters
DeKalb
Owens
Kirwin
Oval
Sagle
Bolton
Joe Sykes
Harding landslide vaults Harding to presidency and GOP victories
The report declares a historic Republican landslide with Warren G. Harding winning the presidency and Coolidge atop the ticket. It notes large GOP pluralities in Iowa and New York, with 14 southern states favoring Cox, and mentions Cummins reelected governor and Nate Kendall defeating Herr ing. Incomplete returns show Harding leading broadly with many states counted.
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Warren G. Harding
Congress
Harding
Coolidge
Cox
Maryland
Missouri
Nevada
Utah
Iowa
Cummins
Porter
Nate Kendall
Albia
Herring
New York State
Tran D. Roosevelt
Coolide
Woodrow Wil
Wilson
Freshmen Cap Debate On Thanksgiving Attire
A group of students and a professor discuss whether freshmen should wear green caps through Thanksgiving. Fran Harvey and Cliff Millen urge strict adherence to the tradition, while Ruby Sue Wasser humorously notes the harshness of dorm life. O H Smith suggests keeping the caps on unless health risks arise. Merrill Dryden cites collegiate tradition on freshman dress.
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Frosh
O. H. Smith
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