Sleepy Eye Falls 65 9 In Season Opener
In the season opener on Saturday night December 11 New Ulm’s Lavender and White beat Sleepy Eye 65 to 9. Durbahn led with 17 points on 14 field goals and 3 free throws, Schleuder added 20 points, guards H Berg and L Berg stifled Sleepy Eye to four free throws and five field goals, and coach Kierzek praised his team’s pace, defense, and passing while Sleepy Eye showed green inexperience on a hostile floor.
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New Vim
Berg
New Ulm
Durbahn
Gehleud
Dougher
Kierzek
Hie
Schleuder
H. Berg
L. Berg
Sleepy Eye
Bergs
Herzog
Rogge
Sehlender
Nougher
Ulmite
Sleepy Eye Schleuder
F. Nelson Dougher
L.kleinsmith
C. W. Kleinsmith
L,berg
G. Christianson
G. Fe Biuto
Kogge
Her
Basketball Schedule Highlights From Local Teams
The note lists upcoming games for teams including New Ulm Sleepy Eye Madelia Lamberton St James Mountain Lake St Peter and Mankato with dates in December January February and March. Key games feature Mountain Lake and St James visiting New Ulm while St Peter and Mankato also appear on the slate.
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Basket Rees
Sh Eye
New Ulm
Lain
Lamberton
Sleepy Eye
Sleepy S Sar
Madelia
Mountain Lake
Referee and Umpire Roles List for Local Game
In New Ulm the referee is Bon and the umpire is Wolf. Sleepy Eye provides additional officiating notes for the event.
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Trowe
Bon New Ulm
Wolf
Sleepy Eye
High School Basketball Schedule Summary
A brief summary notes the basketball season schedule and mentions team participation and management by Hat. It highlights that games are listed for the upcoming season and credits the high school pupils’ involvement under manager Hat.
Teachers Trained While You Wait at Normal Department
The Normal Department students at the High School prepare to teach next year by grading papers, conducting primary work, and learning plain sewing. They will add language study after Christmas and a new line of manual training plus hot lunches. They attended a rural teachers convention at Sleepy Bye on Dec 10 to learn and network with Brown County colleagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gars
Sleepy Bye
Brown County
American Beauties Blossom in School
Senior class members caused a stir in the assembly when they arrived with black beauty spots under the left eye. The spots, reportedly made in the school, drew giggles from students and Mr. Hutson, who then resumed attendance and announcements after the brief disruption.
Interclass High School Basketball Prospects For 1914
A detailed preview notes large squads for the four class teams Juniors Freshmen and Seniors practice starts indicate young rosters slow but promising with several new players. Lineups list captains Pfaender Zimmerman Miller Nagel Scheiderich Moe Mayer and others for Seniors Juniors and Freshmen with early hopes for a sharp improving season.
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Thomas Pfaender
Otto Zimmerman
Arthur Miller
Jen
Alwin
Rold Nagel
Jean Scheiderich
Reuben Moe
George Mayer
Max Freitag
William Pfaender
Roy Fenske
Armin Koehler
Erwin Schmid
Wenzel Kral
Walter Wi
Phomore
A Plea for Good Music at New Ulm High School
A letter argues the need for regular quality music at New Ulm High School. It notes current glee clubs provide the only singing, few outside performances occur, and most students lack musical training or access at home. A player piano or victrola would supply daily fine music and cultivate taste.
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Tae
New Ulm High School
Rhany
Ulm High School
Interclass Girls Basketball Teams Prepared for Tryouts
School basketball coach Miss Nethercutt has selected two interclass teams from practicing players. Anne Mueller stands out as a top freshman forward, with Ed Biebel and others showing promise as centers. Juniors Ellen Ocha and Ellen Schoch lead their squads, while seniors and sophomores build teamwork. First team to be chosen after Christmas. practices aim to widen playing opportunities and fitness.
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Miss Nethercutt
Prac- Anne Mueller
Freahhman
Hamptonabi
Ed Biebel
Hamlin Hae Ce
Elen Ocha
Ellen
Regina Ian
Orn Eaver Sre Ebelards
Agnes Kener
Lucile Buschers
Hamlin
Normal Girls Present Christmas Program and Meeting
The Normal Girls Club held a Friday afternoon program at three. Agnes Gieseke chaired the business meeting and the group adopted the name The Normalites with motto Not I can't but I'll try. The program featured songs, recitations, a talk on Christmas tree business, a duet, and a humorous dialogue The Pink Scarf.
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Ls. Club
Agnes Gieseke
The
Normalites
Es Allowed the Bier Ness
King
Mira Pederson
Minnie Brust
Erma Palmer
Lucille Busehers
Gretchen Winkelmann
Rose Lipp
Charms of Music Aid Freshmen Relic Repair
A club at Columbia and Ford students rallied to revive a Model 13 relic. Benjamin Alwin, John Scheiderich, Arthur Miller and others contributed odd parts and labor. A raid on the physics laboratory supplied glue and tools as the relic was brought near life, with the full method remaining unknown.
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Columbia
Mechanical Victoria Folly At Assembly Hall
A cardboard Megaphone and a Victoria powered motor entertained a crowd at the Assembly Hall. Mr Hutson demonstrated the Ford style motor with shifting gears. A choir of Heink and Schuman sang Stille Nacht as a collection box raised funds before the relic was hidden away for future use.
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Wonder
Hutson
Victoria
Ford
Haedeane Schuman Heink
Molypee
New Ulm Donates Game To Rivals On Lamerton Floor
New Ulm and Lamberton met in a rough game marked by holding and roughing spectators interfered. The second half showed a lapse as New Ulm loafed and Lamberton secured a decisive win. Seven traveled, six played, followed by a literary program and feed.
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Keiser Bill
Lamberton
Ulm
Normal Dept Girls Attend Brown County Teachers' Convention
The Normal Department girls from New Ulm, led by Miss Koch, traveled to Sleepy Eye for the Brown County Teachers’ Convention arriving around 8:46. They opened with songs, heard talks from Miss Agnes Gleseke and Miss Woodbury, and listened to Cyere, Mr Kennedy, and a magazine representative. Afternoon sessions featured further talks, certificate distribution, and audience music.
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Normal
Koch
Sleepy Eye
Brown County Teachers’ Convention
New Ulm Normal
Agnes Gleseke
New Ulm
Thme
Cyere
America
Tarry
State Normal
Mankato
Woodbury
Sleepy Eye High School
Tarry Apie
Redwood Falls Debaters Win and Lose in Split Victory
Redwood Falls earns a third straight victory in a split debate with New Ulm. Judges included Slospy Ye Suph Rrove of St Peter and Moulton of Winthrop. Victor Reim and Max Stevens starred for opposing sides. Crowd attendance was lower than expected.
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Slospy
Andy Luschers
Leon Luschers
Victor Reim
Max Stevens
New Ulm
Redwood
Pristolapl Hutson
Boys' Glee Club Is Caught In The Act
A school year began with little activity outside class work. To fill time, a second Boys' Glee Club formed and met Thursdays. Miss Marti trained about 30 to 40 boys, with voices ranging from A to E flat. Initial public rehearsal drew many spectators, who soon left, and the singing impressed enough to boost confidence as practice continued.
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Glee Club
Arti
Miss Marti
Marti
Ale
Enon
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Pay Fenske
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