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Eleven to a 7 to 7 tie. It was with great difficulty that the disabled Ambrosians succeeded in holding the strong Capital City machine to a stand still.
On Thanksgiving Day the Saints journeyed to Prairie du Chien and there played
the…
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JUNIOR FOOTBALL
If a history of athletic endeavors at St. Ambrose were to be written, no feature
would stand out more prominently to gladden the heart of the Ambrosian follower
than the record of her Junior athletics. Although such a…
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team of Des Moines Catholic College. In a well fought game the Capital City grid-
ders turned their advantage in weight into a 21 to 7 victory at the expense of a rather
crippled St. Ambrose team.
Returning to their native haunts the…
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MIDGET FOOTBALL
FIRST ROW—Adrian, Merchie, Wiggers, Coughlin, Till, Johnson,' Sparks, Balluff, Ruhl, Kuhl.
SECOND ROW—Campbell, Degen, Chenaux, Norton, Woeber, Ross, E. Powers, Miclot, J. Powers.
While the…
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VARSITY BASKETBALL
Activities on the gridiron had scarcely been brought to a close when the St. Ambrose
athletes turned their attention to the basketball floor. In this branch the Saints were
confronted by a difficult schedule which…
