John M Auliffe Chosen Beloit Captain Next Year
John Meauliffe, all state and all midwest ace, selected to captain Beloit College crew next year. He captained the gold squad for two seasons and will finish at Beloit this year. Named all Wisconsin and all Midwest by critics, he earned a second all western rating from Western university writers.
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Mollla Bjurstedt Abroad in Riviera Tennis Scene
The article discusses Mollla Bjurstedt heading abroad for tennis competition in the Riviera circuit. It notes her focus on retaining her titles, with appears of rivalries and upcoming events from March 26 to April di, highlighting key figures and locations in the European tour.
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Sports Debate Sparks Vexed Fan Backlash Across League
A chaotic sports column debate sparks angry reactions from readers and players alike. The piece touches on football talk, game outcomes, and fan engagement while hinting at disagreements over coverage and editorial tone.
Badger basketball rebuild under Coach Meanwell at Wisconsin
Wisconsin’s basketball program begins workouts as coach Meanwell refines positions for Taylor Caesar and others. With Taylor and Caesar unavailable fully, candidates like Misgin compete for forward spots while frosh and yearlings push to challenge varsity guards and center roles. The Badgers face a tough Big Ten schedule, including Michigan and Purdue, and must rely on inexperienced players as travel and training constraints bite.
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Ten Thousand More Seats Added to Badger Stadium
Matieson Wisconsin will add ten thousand concrete seats to Badger Stadium boosting capacity to 30,900 after new bleachers close the north end. University officials say the First West end seating will be completed, with receipts from last year funding the project and final shape pending.
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Ripon College Opens Season Against Stevens Point
Ripon College prepares to host Stevens Point Normal in a season opener described as featuring six returners and new talent. The schedule shows tests at Beloit on Feb 26, at Waukesha, and home and away games with Lawrence, Applerui, Beloir, Currell, and Tuyion, with dates in February and March.
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Reimans Defeat Arcadia Quintet Friday 23 to 18
The Reimans Juniors defeated Arcadia 23 to 18 in a fast game Friday night. Wess, forward for the Kebnens, scored 16 of the 23 points for the Reimans. Up next the Reimans face the American Legion team in Alma.
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Montagues Lead With High Scores In Best Bowlers Meet
Miller of the Montagues rolled a 233 in a standout single game as Newburg Rivoli Electric posted a 623 team three game total. Montagues claimed the top team total with a 2.6 000s style figure and a 973 set, highlighting strong marks across the squad.
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Coach Hopes for New Scorer Start After Taylor and Caesar
The diminutive coach in the Big Ten faces a tough task filling the shoes of Taylor and Caesar as he works to identify accurate shooters. He aims to have the problem fairly well solved by the opening conference schedule after the first of the year.
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Indictment of John Brown on Liquor Law Violation
John Brown of Caledonia was indicted by the grand jury in Guideenia district court for liquor law violation. He pleaded not guilty and posted a $40 bail. Brown is the proprietor of a soda rink at Caledonia. In related action, John Kissiva’s sentence was withdrawn and he was remanded to Albert Gropeshek in jail treaking case. County Attorney WL de Wynn stated hearing for Gropeshek is set for next week.
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Earthquake Devastates Towns and Fines Spark Uproar
Hundreds of houses were destroyed and many pets believed killed by a quake near Khishu, with Berlin and Beijing reporting the disaster. The German government faces allied fines for attacks on retreats, while Dr. Bark Wirth plans a U.S. tour next year. In Illinois, a large share of mined ore was sold below federal price, prompting distributor scrutiny as prosecutors target Len Spralt and others over election return controversy.
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Cook County
Fishermen Vanish in Lake Balfurlid Storm Losses
A severe wind storm on Lake Balfurlid in Wisconsin in January or later claims several fishermen. Many bodies were found at sea as crews battled the elements. A vein of iron ore was reported discovered nearby at the Sailor area, with samples sent for analysis.
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World's Biggest Wheat Sales Pool Organized Friday
Minneapolis reports the formation of the American Wheat Growers Association by six cooperative groups from ten states. The pool aims to market about 100,000,600 bushels in its first year with headquarters tentative in Minneapolis or Kansas City. Trustees instructed General Manager Ge Jewett to seek membership in the Duluth Board of Trade.
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Governor Blaine Shapes 1923 Legislature Message
Madison Wis to termer Blaier works on material for his 1923 legislative message. He plans tax recommendations based on state needs and aims to assure passage with administration clout. Department heads will aid in shaping the program. Open trade area in Park Falls promises new patronage from a highway link boosting commerce and industry. Elwood F Davis of Washington is nominated president of the United States Lawn Tennis Association.
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Abandon Military Training At UW Ask Women’s Clubs
Matison Wisconsin federation of women's clubs urges bill to end compulsory military drill at University of Wisconsin. The program favors extensive physical training and broader social reforms including wage, child labor, and road safety measures. States push for women’s rights policies and state supervision of work conditions.
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Tomah Fire Department Elects New Officers
Mayor Ern Kuz attended a fireside dinner in Tomah. At the Hobel Sherman following the event, the annual ritual of officers was held with Henry Giesler named chief and Arthur Henry first assist, Earl Henry second assistant, Carl Weisler third assistant, Ben Shaw secretary, Loy Alter treasurer, and Barne Johnson fire warden.
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Barne: Johnson Fire
Tomah Man 15 Arrested for Day Law Violation
Artone Persander from Tomah was arrested for a day law violation after being observed by two prohibition officers placing something on Tuesday. He is held on $1000 bond awaiting court.
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