isa-normaladvance-1914-00069

Description:	THE NORMAL ADVANCE693. Luther Hughey, State Normal.4. Ralph Stuart, Rose Poly.5. Herbert Ransford, Rose Poly. 0. F. Guinn, State Normal.7. Richard Voelker, Garfield High School.8. W. O. Shriner, State Normal. .). Irvin Sparks, Sheridan School.The summary is as follows: Indiana State Normal, five places Rose Poly twTo Garfield High School, one Sheridan school, one.The height of the joy of Normal was reached when at chapel on Wednesday morning, No¬ vember 2(>, Chairman Crane, of the Terre Haute Booster Club, presented the cups and ribbons to the Normal men. Cheer after cheer was given for the victorious men, Chairman Crane, and the Boosters. Each of the five win¬ ners was called upon for a speech and each re¬ sponded in a way that brought applause from the audience.The credit for the victory must be given to Manager Hyndman who worked hard and consistently in drilling the men and in arousing interest in the event. The scene will now shift to the view of next year when it is hoped that Normal will not only win five, but also five more places.Dining this time the basketball squad has been working hard in preparation for a difficult winter schedule. Coach Westphal is well pleas¬ ed with the showing of the men and indications seem to point to a stronger team than that of last year. The N men have shown a marked gain in speed. Heinie Knauth is weU de¬ serving his name of the Flying Dutchman and in action with Curtis they make a pair of forwards that the word fast is entirely to slow to apply to them. Clark is playing the same heady consistent ball that has marked him since his advent in athletics. Schafer is well filling the center position, and since for some reason Stiffler, the weighty center of last year, has quit the squad, he will in all probability be the pivot man for the Indiana State Normal five for this season. Among the others that de¬serve special mention are Wann, Zinck, Royse, Groves, Williamson, Swanagen, Schench and several of the late arrivals.The first of the interclass games was played on Monday, November 24, the College Course and the Senior teams winning easily over the Juniors and Sophomores, respectively. The work of Schench, the former Lebanon High School star, brought cheers from the crowd. The plucky little forward, though playing against men of nearly twice his size, was the real stiff point the Seniors found in overcoming the Sophomores. The results show that the real battle will be between the College Course and the Seniors. The varsity schedule as arranged at this time:Dec. 5—Merom, at Terre Haute.Dec. 12—Central Normal College, at TerreHaute. Dec. 13—Alumni, at Normal Gym. This is to be the first attempt at arranging an alumni game at the Indiana State Normal School. All men who have won their N are eligible to play against the varsity. Prof. Schockel, who is managing the alumni forces, has gathered a band of former stars together that will make the varsity have the time of their lives if they defeat them. Prof. Schockel is very anxious that the event be made an annual one and the date fixed as a reunion day for all old members of the school.Jan. (>—E. I. S. N., at Charleston.Jan 9—Butler, at Terre Haute.Jan 16—Open.Jan. 24—Franklin, at Terre Haute.Jan. 30—Open.Feb. 4—E. I. S. N., at Terre Haute,Feb. 7—Butler, at Indianapolis.Feb. 11—Franklin, at Franklin.Feb. 14—Open.Feb. li)—Earlham, at Earlham.Feb. 20—Hanover, at Hanover.Feb. 21—Moores Hlil, at Moores Hill.Feb. 28—Moores Hill, at Terre Haute.The interest of the student body in athletics
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