CITY MEN FIRM
1
Responding to the call issued
yesterday for city basketball play
ers. the meeting in the Fire Hall
last night was attended by 10 de
votees of the sport, all of whom de
clared that they were ready and
eager to start snapping the sphere
around the hardwood court. Un
animously the crowd elected Fran
cis Groth to coach the team, and
the highly elated because it is un
derstood that Mr. Groth has signi
fied his acceptance of the position.
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ELWYN SWETMANN
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. Mr. Groth’s complete knowledge!
jof basketball was well demonslrat- I
,ed to the followers of the game in i
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Seward last season to visiting ag- i
gregations, and it is not guessing j*
to state that if he -undertakes to or
iganize a quintette of Seward play
; ers, the city may finally be able to I
i boast of a strong five that will be j
mighty difficult to down.
| The men who-have already an
nounced their intention to try for |
regular positions include William
Griffin, David Turner. Clarke An- j
dresen, Wendell Vaa, Elbert Kunz,
William Noble and Tom Earl. It is j
suspected that several others would
have: appeared at the meeting last ;
• evening, had more than two hours
I notice of the meeting been given,
j Bill Griffin is tire shifty operator
'whom hte fans will remember on
account of his clever floor work of j
last season, his first year in Seward.
Noble, who has adopted Seward as
his permanent home, while not
seen in any public games here, is j
said to be a center par-excellence, j
Turner, Vaa and Earl, who are new j
comers, are experienced players j
and should round out the team. !
The basketball loving public of |
Seward needs no introduction to ,
Andresen and Kunz. the dashing }
pair of forwards who have furnish- ;
ed the spectators many thrills in
previous seasons.
The team is called for practice
in the S. A. C. gym at 8 80 p. nr. on
Wednesday and Saturday of this
week. All other players interested
in the game are urged to partici
pate.
NIBLO PLAY AT LIBERTY ,
i Billed for this evening’s enter- |
tainment at the Liberty is a long j
feature by the master director Fred -
Niblo who created that wonderful
(picture “Ben Hur”. The theme of!
the play is the hopeless romance of
a beautiful Gypsy gin, with the ac- i
tion fast and thrilling. Among ,
the few new movie stars Nils Aster, j
the Swedish actor, has rapidly |
. forged to the front. His acting ini
this play is reported very fine. The |
quality of the supporting cast
should assure excellent entertain
i ment.
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The committee of indoor baseball
will meet tonight at Mrs. Sheldon’s |
ihome at 7 p. m.
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SEWARD—Nick Vauchelas, H.
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OVERLAND—Mr. and Mrs. L. E.
Ely and children, Frank Case.
RETURNS FROM HOSPITAL
After spending several weeks in
Anchorage receiving medical treat
ment, Esther Hunsicker, local high
school girl, returned on last even
ing’s train accompanied by her
mother. Altho well on the road to
recovery, Esther still feels the ef
fect of her long sojourn in the hos
pital. Her class mates hope to see
her back in school before long,
however.
Don’t forget the Armistice Day
dance given by the Seward Amer
ican Legionnaires on November 11
at Odd Fellows hall.
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