New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1909-12-29
1910 A HAPPY NEW YEAR!
BASKETBALL TONIGHT!
n. U. 4. 5. Alumni vs.. New UIm
High School.


will play the High School team
basketball game at the armory to-
night wednesday,. The followers OF
the winter sport will doubtless be
given q treat in this game, for the
high school has q strong team this
season and there are quite number
OF fast players among the alumni.
Neither the Lamberton nor Morgan
teams were of strong enough calibre
to enable US to judge as to the real
merits of this seasons high school
team for in those two games the boys
were not compelled to exert themselves
to any extent. The alumni game,
however, should be real test, for the
teams seem to be of almost equal
strength and no matter which team
wins, when it is all over they will
realize that they have been in real.
basketball match. The high school
boys may possibly outplay the alumni
in teamwork, for the graduates have
not played together as yet but the in
dlvidual strength of some of the
alumni will balance that.
What will prove to be a battle
royal. alone worth the price of adj
mission. will be the struggle between
ssCoach" Seifert, 'O8, and "Mucky''
Anthony. These two stars, pitted
against each other in friendly game,
matching brains against brains, and
strength against strength, will do their
utmost to outplay each other. Seifert
is easily the best forward which the
local high school ever had and has
been practicing for the past few weeks
at the University of Minnesota. Were
it not for his small stature, he would
undoubtedly make the varsity team.
Anthony can guard better than anyone
ever seen in New Ulm and the struggle
between these two players will be a
memorable spectacle. Mayer, 100,
will probably be the other forward,
opposed to the energetic Cyrus.
Schoregge, '07, and Backer will put
up lively scrap at the center po-
sitions and SO, too, will HUM as for
ward against Klossner, '07. Schoregge
was great center when he played in
high school and he has been preparing
for the game tonight. Klossner has
been out with the basketball candi-
dates at Carleton College in their new
gym. and is in splendid condition. If
he succeeds in preventing nChickenn
from securing string of baskets he
will be putting up a great game for
when HUM exerts himself he can play
wonderful ball.
Either Fritz Groebner or Amann
will be the other high school forward
and Dirks, 90, will guard him. Dunn
mer, 'O9, might also play for the
alumni and possibly a few others.
The alumni management attempted to
secure Ed. Stadherr, one Of the
gridiron heroes of ST. Louis Uniyer-
sity and aBronze" Buenger, who is
making name for himself in Mankato
athletic circles, but they could not be
obtained.
The alumni should attend the game
in a mass ready to cheer their old
favorites and if the fans wish to see
good fast game they should turn
out tonight. The alumni have or
gained an orchestra to play during
the evening and that will help toward
the general enjoyment of the affair.
Come, get the rah. rah! rah! spirit for
your local organization.
N. Mayer.
Attention Co. A. Capt. Pfaender
has kindly consented to postpone the
Wednesday night drill OF the militia
SO that the basketball game might be
played in the armory.
The following services will be held
the latter part of this week: ST.
Paul's Lutheran church Friday even
ing and Saturday forenoon; German
Methodist church, protracted services
Thursday and Friday evenings also
New Years services Saturday morn
ing; Friedenskirche, Friday evening
and Saturday forenoon: the Congre-
gationalists on Friday evening will
hold watch night services at the home
OF Mrs. =. Baxter; the Evangelical