Cornell Coe Battle Ends In Scoreless Tie On Field
The Cornell and Coe College football game ended in a scoreless draw as Cornell’s defense held the Coe backs and heavy line runs. Bailey left with a dislocated shoulder and effort featured strong tackles by Zehr Hughes Lott and Campbell for Cornell.
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Aline Lott
Bailey
Register and Leader
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Cornell Reitzel
Zehr, Hughes, Lott and
Campbell
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West
Lott
Allanson
Robby
Jennie Dufan Sings at Cornell Conservatory Recital
Madam Jennie Dufan of the Chicago Philadelphia Opera company delivered a well received recital at Cornell Conservatory. She presented a program including Jeunes Fillettes Pastorale Les Filles de Cadix and popular encores such as Bon Jour Susanne and Will o the Wisp demonstrating her refined soprano and dramatic skill.
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Jennie Dufan
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Iesakee
Little Dorry
Seppilli
Susanne
Sophomores rout Academy in Inter-Class football opener
At Ash Park Thursday the Sophomores defeated the Academy 18 to 0 in the opening inter class clash. Bair smashed 15 yards for a second score before Brooks rounded the end for the final TD as LaRue directed play. All three tries failed and Hine and Bair stood out on defense and offense.
Junior football shines with Evans key back
The report praises Evans as a standout fullback for the Juniors while noting his difficulty breaking through the defense. Hunt and Dobson also performed well, contributing to the game and showing solid play.
Cornell's Alumni Gymnasium Opened in 1969
The Alumni Gymnasium on Cornell's campus features three floors with a varsity locker room leading to the baseball field, women’s and freshmen facilities, a tall cage, an extra basketball court, and a large regular court with an indoor running track. Built largely from alumni and student subscriptions, the gym was completed after a fall 1908 start and 1909 finish but occupancy began in September 1969.
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Pherm
Cornell College sixtieth anniversary devotionals stir campus
Speeches during the sixtieth anniversary service led by President Harlan and Dr. William F. King highlighted Cornell College history. Miss Scales spoke on mottoes, Miss Hebner on colors, Raymond Harrington on recent college work in athletics and forensics, with student participation and a football game mention against Coe.
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Coe
Myra Hebner
Cornell
Sceom
Christian Eae
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