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Newspaper

Bessemer Herald

Location

Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1923

Page

33

Bessemer Quint Plays Next Week

With preliminary training complete the Bessemer city basketball team gears for the first season clash againstWakefield at the local gym on Thursday evening December 18. Cauldwell holds center and Richards Velin Cena Nespo vie for guard berths while Webb and Gotta form a promising forward pair. Al Dolf will not play this winter.

Bessemer City Wakefield Quint Webb Gotta McFarlane Contratto Carrell Godlewski al Dolf Cauldwell Paul Bessemer Richards Velin Cena Nespo

Iron Mountain Court Team in Demand

Iron Mountain teams receive requests from Upper Peninsula and Northwest rivals for basketball games. Ford Miners Michigamme propose January 19 and February 2 home and home dates. Duluth Tigers seek December 7. Madison Big Five eye early January. Local towns including Escanaba Ishpeming Bessemer Ironwood Manistique L Anse poised to field teams, pending gym access and board approval.

Iron Mountain Upper Peninsula Northwest Iron Mountain City News Board of Education Ford Miners Michigamme Michigamme High School Duluth Big Five Basketball Club Madison Eary Escanaba Bessemer Ironwood Manistique L'Anse Ishpeming

Boy Freed From Hay Load Prank Turns Dad’s Plight Seen

A boy near a roadside hay load is invited to eat by a nearby farmer after an overturned bundle is found. During dinner the boy frets that his father would object, finally revealing his father lies under the hay. The scene ends with the farmer promising to remove the hay safely.

Aggie Center Crowned Iron Man of Grid Team

Harold Eckerman earned the title for the Michigan Aggies after missing only one minute all season per Coach Ralph Young’s stats. Ray Kipke led tackles on kickoffs, scored most touchdowns, and caught the most passes. Hultman, Lioret, and Richards contributed with key defensive and scoring plays amid a season of tight competition.

Harold Eckerman Michigan Aggies Ralph Young Eckerman Michigan Ann Arbor Young Ray ‘Stub Kipke Aggies Hultman Richards Lioret Neller

Bessemer High Cage Team Travels to Ewen in Season Opener

An inexperienced Bessemer High basketball squad travels to Ewen for the season opener. Due to ineligibility, about half the team is sidelined, leaving seven players and coach Richards available. Captains Carlson, Larson, and Moncher lead the forwards with Apitz at center and Perotti as sub.

Bessemer High Ewen Bergland Richards Capt Carlson Larson Moncher Apitz Perotti Sartoris Johnson Hautala Bessemer Pos Ewen Carlson F Johnson Larson Moncherf Stafford Apitz Potter Sartoris Bishop Johnson Tyyska

Big Ten Football Schedule Framed for 1924 season

The 1924 Big Ten football schedule lists key showdowns across five weeks starting October 4 with Purdue at Ohio and October 11 with Ohio at Iowa. The slate features Michigan at Illinois, Indiana at Chicago, Purdue at Northwestern, and late-season clashes including Michigan at Minnesota and Iowa at Illinois.

Big Ten Purdue Ohio Iowa Michigan Illinois Indiana Chicago Northwestern Wisconsin Minnesota Ilinois Hainois

Blonde Bess Opines Flapper Powder Problem

Blonde Bess, a self described flapper, jokes that powdering her nose occupies her time so fully she has no time to meddle in others affairs. The light remark reflects social attitudes and humor of the era.

Ironwood athletic field plan sparks county approval clash

A Ironwood proposal to place a city athletic field on county fair grounds faces likely county supervisor rejection. Citizens argue a municipal field should be city funded, not county supported, while critics warn of favoritism and taxpayer resistance. The column also rails at sports writers over All Conference picks and lists a fan’s preferred Michigan and Ohio quarterbacks and linemen.

Ironwood Louie Gollop The News-Tribune Duluth Kipke Michigan Eckersall Martineau Minnesota Uteritz Workman Ohio Grange Taft Ecklund Below McMillen Blott Rourke Petco Lampe

County fair ground use restricted for county purposes

The statement argues that if one city gains athletic field use at the county fair grounds, all cities would claim the privilege, leading to widespread confusion. It emphasizes uniform access solely for county needs to avoid disputes.

William Kelly Nominated for AI MME President 1924

William Kelly, a mining engineer from Vulcan, has been nominated as president of the American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers for 1924.

William Kelly Vulcan American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers

Elks Prepare Two Bowling Leagues

The local lodge of Elks will organize two bowling leagues next week. One league will feature four teams of the best bowlers, the other will include members with lower bowling averages. Team names, players and schedules are expected to be announced next week.

Lodge of Elks Elks

Irish To Lose Nine Members From 1923 Notre Dame Team

Notre Dame plans to drop nine players from the 1923 football squad including captain Harvey Brown guard Gene Mays Tim Murphy Gene Oberst tackle Bob Regan center Maher Bergman Houser and Reese backs Brown and Maher are the best known with Brown described as an exceptionally good guard Maher nicknamed Snaky Hips for his running ability

Notre Dame Harvey Brown Gene Mays Tim Murphy Gene Oberst Bob Regan Maher Bergman Houser Reese Brown

Harold Asks Mom Why He Uses Bad Language

A brief exchange shows Harold defending his word choice by invoking Shakespeare. His mother urges him to stop using such language, highlighting conflict over speech. The chatty skit hints at family dynamics and literary humor.

Harold Shakespeare

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