Stars of Concordia varsity et arrive for annual contest
The Concordia varsity team prepares for a major clash with St Paul Semiinarians, led by Wo Schueasier, as fans pack the arena. Both sides boast key players, with nationals facing home advantage and local stars aiming to spoil the visitors surprise in a planned late-season showcase.
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Seminarian showdown highlights tonight's basketball clash
Star players from Wort Wayne alumni meet St Takis Seminary in a decisive game. Chotssen Tye and Concordia standout Mappes headline the matchup as shooters with precise aim from the arc. The contest centers on guard play and the potential for a high scoring finish.
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Wisconsin Badger Basketball Squad Faces Inexperienced Material
Madison Wis December 20 The University of Wisconsin basketball team led by Coach W Meanwell shows limited trained material this season with several inexperienced players filling key forward and guard roles. Meanwell has produced championship teams before, but this year he relies on less proven talent and faces a tough schedule as he attempts to rebuild the squad.
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Ban Johnson Defends Charges in Yank Victory Row
Chicago dispatch reports President Ban Johnson of the American League replying to charges by Colonel Toston of the New York Yank. Johnson says ballots and rotation methods were used to avoid removing directors. He asserts accusations aim to wreck the league and cites letters conveyed to President Teecher. A Prattville note adds tension from Decatur and Frankfurt interactions.
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Army Football Schedule Promises Double Headers
The 1931 Army football schedule announced includes two double headers on home grounds. Highlights list Springfield, Middlebury, Notre Dame, Villanova, and a final season game versus Navy in New York on November 24. The slate spans October 1 to November 26 with eight home games and all events centered at Army venues.
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Huntington Triumphs Seminarians 29 27 In Close Cage Match
Huntington edged Seminarians 29 to 27 in a tight game. Key players produced decisive baskets as the hosts held on at home in a hard fought contest.
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Boxing and Wrestling Gain Rit in Germany
A Berlin report notes boxing and wrestling have grown popular in Germany with public interest and elaborate attendances. Patrons in prime seats dress formally, while debates emerge over cheering norms and etiquette as bouts feature trophies and celebratory bouquets for victors.
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Medals Awarded at Industrial Aquatic Meet Banquet
Winners of the industrial aquatic meet held December 1 received medals and ribbons. The Lincoln Title Foottxll trophy went to the Electro-Technic Club team of Central Electric Works. Individual swim winners included HU Haley Wayne Oil 16 points J Grable Wayne Oil 15 Ernest Shellun G and I Man Pennsy fed nine points. The A Fy G’s opened the season with a 6 to 2 win over Sunorinr five with Bushman Deitschel and Birkmeyer scoring for the victors.
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Vultures Set to Clash With Reveres in Key Meeting
The Vultures enter a decisive test against the Reveres and Cathedral gun in a strong run of wins. A postponed Stencarville game shifts the schedule as anticipation builds for a hard fought contest. Boxing notes recount Grek of Pittsburgh defeating Roper in a three round bout and a social event advertises a Dance Quadrille with modest admission for ladies and gentlemen.
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Dempsey Defies at Rotary Club in Salt Lake City
Jack Dempsey world heavyweight champion defied silence at a Salt Lake City Rotary Club event. He said he would fight anyone in the room and recalled a tale of a man who could neither ring nor dance. The improvised talk drew laughter as he declared he was not a speaker.
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