Cornell Falls to Knox in Rough Scramble on Gridiron
In a hard fought game Knox outplayed Cornell 27 to 20 after early flaggish play. Reitzel and Lott starred for Cornell with tight defense from Boozy Rest Smythe and Reihman as Knox exposed a few breakdowns in the Ithacans tackling and conditioning.
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Cornell
Knox
Rapids
Reitzel
Fing
Illinois
Iowa
Busenbark
Zehr
Lott
Goldie
Gaylord Campbell
Chub Hughes
Coe
Bob Smythe
Earl Reihman
Cedar Rapids
Chubby
Aesthesians Initiate Nineteen New Members in Banquet
The Aesthesians held a Saturday initiation for nineteen new pledges. Miss Jessie Hostetter presided as toastmistress, and Lola Hughes, president, gave the first toasts. The ceremony featured yellow roses, a rose song, and an elegant banquet following the initiation rites.
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Ruth Alexander
Jessie Ryan
Jessie Fisher
Jessie Hostetter
Lola Hughes
Class football returns to campus drills and pride
The piece touts class football as an essential, healthful part of the curriculum. It praises the game's educational value, its non commercial nature, and the equal chance for seniors to freshmen to participate in defending their class colors.
Chicago Cornell Club Plans Reunion in December
The Cornell College Club of Chicago met October 13 at Fields to plan the annual reunion for the second week in December at the LaSalle Hotel. About two hundred former Cornellians in Chicago and suburbs are sought. Officers include President Ralph J. Mather, Vice President Mary Gilruth McEwan, Secretary Sara A. Brown, and Treasurer Grant C. Miller, with an executive committee listing F H Armstrong Mary Hanna Barker Charles H Seamans Pearl Pierce Stein Harlan Upnegraff George M Martin and Gertrude Gadsden Strawson.
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Cornell College Club of
Chicago
Fields
F. H. Armstrong
Mary Hanna Barker
Charles H. Seamans
Pearl Pierce Stein
Harlan Upnegraff
George M. Martin
Gertrude Gadsden Strawson
Inter-class Rivalry Boosts College Football Status
The article notes a rise in class football and inter-class contests since Professor Finger became director of men's athletics, highlighting the high status these rivalries now hold at the college.
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Professor Finger
Panamanian Canal Themed Banquet At Mil L Tenant Society
The Miltonian Literary Society held its annual rushing banquet for new men last Monday. Guests heard a staged reenactment of the Panama Canal including the blasts, floods, and lock openings with Roy Walker and others acting in scenes at Miss Leola Irons' home and the society hall.
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Muiltcaian Literary Society
Muiltonians
Hepner
Panama Canal
Mount Vernon
Lodge
Jones
Leola Iorns
von Yonsen
Roy Walker
Steffen and Evans
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