isa-normaladvance-1909-00183

Description:	THE NORMAL ADVANCE183frowsy-headed athlete graduates from the institution, has been lining up old men andscouting for new material. He reports thatCapt. Reece will probably be on hand.Skeeter, the star shortstop, will be back andwill bring a wTelcome addition to the pitchingstaff, who is also rated a good outfielder. Pearson will be on the flinging mound. With.Schockel and Morrill, a new one in school,and Clark contemplating entering for thespring term, the backstop proposition lookssafe. Nothing definite can yet be said of Moy,the star third sacker of last spring. Fortner,too, is expected. The schedule up to date lookslike this:April 16—I. U. at Terre Haute.April 21—Bradley at Terre Haute.April 30—Charleston at Charleston.May 7^Franklin at Franklin.May 8—Rose Poly.May 11—I. U. at Bloomington.May 14—Indiana Law School at Terre HauteMay 15—Rose Poly.May 22—Franklin at Terre Haute.May 28—Charleston at Terre Haute. May 29—Rose Poly.BASKETBALL.Winona and Normal engaged in a weird exhibition of basketball in Normal gymnasium,Friday, February 19. Up to the middle of thesecond half, despite the continual kicking ofall of the visiting team, the contest was closeand exciting. With the score 18 to 12 in favorof Normal, Winona lost a second man by wayof disqualification on account of roughness andbegan to play horse by offering no resistanceto Normal efforts at hitting the basket. Asidefrom the ridiculous nature during the last minutes of play the contest was interesting. Score:Normal (18). Position. Winona (12).Everett center. Tolford, TareptheWood forward HoxworthSchorling forward . . HawksSchoeppel guard MooneyLaughlin guard WelchField goals—Everett, 3 Wood, 2 Schorling,7 Schoeppel, 5 Tolford, 2 Hoxworth, 3 Hawks, 2. Foul goals—Everett, 7 Hawks, 2 ,Referee—Kisner. Tolford and Welch disqualified.Earlham won the last game of the seasonafter Normal had secured a lead at the close ofthe first half. The playing was extremely cleanand sportsmanlike. Normal High took a dinger from Clinton. Scores:Earlham (29). Position. Normal (9).Hotchkiss forward SchorlingRees, Furnas forward SchoeppelSwain, White......center EverettCornell guard WoodHancock •... guard LaughlinField goals—Everett, 2 Hotchkiss, 5 Rees,3 Swain, 2 Hancock, 1 White, 1. Foul goals—Everett, 5 Cornell, 5. Referee—Bodd. Umpire—Curry.Normal (19). Position. Clinton (17).Parsons forward NourseSwannigan forward PorterCharman center StoneGillum guard WrightFitzpatrick guard WrightField goals—Nourse, 3 Porter, 1 Stone, 1 Wright, 1 Parsons, 1 Charman, 4 Fitzpatrick, 1. Foul goals-—Nourse, 3 Parsons, 1 Swannigan, 2 . Charman, 2.Referee—Bodd.Ambition has but one reward for all:A little power, a little transient fame,.A grave to rest in, and a fading name!—William Winter.
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Collection:	Indiana State University Archives

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