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ATHLETIC SCHEDULES 1924 FOOTBALL Oct. 4-Transy1vania at Corcoran Field. Oct. 18 -Wittenberg at Springfield. Oct. 25 Marysville at Corcoran Field. Nov. 1 St. Louis at St. Louis. Nov. 8 Kenyon at Corcoran Field. Nov. 22 Otterbein at Corcoran Field. Thanksgiving Day Haskell Indians at Corcoran Field. Wittenberg, Kenyon and Otterbein are Conference games. 1925 BASKETBALL Jan. 3w Miami here hentativrg Jan. 17 AMML Union, here hentativel Jan. 23 - Ohio Northern, at Ada. Ian. 24- - Heidelberg, at Tian. Jan. 30 - Heidelberg, here. Feb. 20 - Muskingum, at New Concord. Feb. 21 Capitol University at Columbus. mapitol is non-Conference schoolj Page One Hundred Sixty-two
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, EISRITTLE v BASKETBALL It cannot be said that St. Xavier tasted of only a mild success during the 1923-24 season, for this would be untrue. The high average of l750 for the entire season speaks something of the amount of that success And the reason for it can easily be shown to have been team-work, first and last. When the season opened Coach Meyer had a pretty formidable looking squad in hand, the members of which were the following: Richard Weiskittei, Marc Vail, Herb Davis, Walter Bartlett, Richard Marnell, all of last yearls team, and Earl Sullivan, Ed Burke, Tom Mussio, John Bien, Jake Weiner and George Reynolds, these latter six being new men. When Herb Davis, regular forward, was taken down sick, Meyer had a capable man in Jake Weiner to take the starls place. Furthermore it was not long until Earl Sullivan showed an adeptness which earned for him a place in most games. Then there was Eddie Burke and Tom Mussio, who performed nicely in several city contests. In fact, the highly satisfactory manner in which the substitutes filled the vacancies left by the older and more experienced men was indeed phenom- enal and worthy of mention. Miami, the first Conference team to play the Blue Boys, proved easy; the score, 23-11. In a nasty struggle with Ohio U. on the Fenwick Hoot, which the Xaverlans utilized as their home court, another win, 32-31, was recorded. But this close Pagr 0n: Hundrm' Sixty-thret
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