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Story October 3, 1903

The Spokane Press

Spokane, Spokane County, Washington

What is this article about?

At Cleveland Medical College, four sophomore women, including Miss Dora Horn, led a lively defense of class colors against freshmen at the entrance, resulting in a scuffle that prompted a patrol call. The sophomores repulsed the freshmen despite the women participants.

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Girls Sat Upon
Young Freshman

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Oct. 3.-Four young women, sophomores in the Cleveland Medical college, led the sophs in a victorious defense of the class colors at the college entrance today, and the melee became so lively that someone sent in a call for the patrol.

Miss Dora Horn from Michigan tackled a towsled-haired freshman and lost both sleeves of her dress. She promptly donned a knitted jacket and returned to the fray. The girls downed him promptly and three set upon him, while Miss Horn went after her jacket. The set-to ended in a repulse of the freshmen. The sophs declare that the fact that four of their number are women is no handicap.

What sub-type of article is it?

Curiosity Heroic Act

What themes does it cover?

Bravery Heroism Triumph

What keywords are associated?

College Rivalry Sophomore Defense Women Students Class Colors Freshman Scuffle

What entities or persons were involved?

Miss Dora Horn

Where did it happen?

Cleveland Medical College Entrance, Cleveland, Ohio

Story Details

Key Persons

Miss Dora Horn

Location

Cleveland Medical College Entrance, Cleveland, Ohio

Event Date

Oct. 3

Story Details

Four sophomore women led the defense of class colors against freshmen in a melee at the college entrance, with Miss Dora Horn tackling a freshman and continuing after losing her sleeves; the sophomores repulsed the freshmen, showing no handicap from female participants.

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