Saint Edward's Echo (Austin, Tex.), Vol. 11, No. 8, Ed. 1 Wednesday, January 29, 1930 Page: 6 of 8
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What’s going to happen? Koegler
and Sulak were seen at breakfast
the other morning.
Father O’Brien’s
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We wonder where so many public
speaking students got that “poker”
face they use while making their
speeches in class.
One of our young students from
Galveston was complaining that he
was being robbed when another stu-
dent helped him to pay his taxi fare.
We are not saying how that student
was helping him.
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Overheard in the Stephen F. Aus-
tin hotel, “Do they have elevators in
this building?"
Herman Linn still insists that the
only reason that No. 5 didn’t win the
beauty contest was that she was
from San Antonio.
What should you do when you un-
dress after football practice and find
that your clothes are locked up in
another room, the coach has gone
with the key, and you have a date
that night? Ask the “Great” Farr.
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Mrs. Batt: And is your daughter
happily married?
Mrs. Lett: Oh, yes. Hei’ husband
is scared to death of her. —Answers.
A report has been going around
the campus that members of the
Czech club should live up to their
name and take care of the check
room at the class and the organiza-
tions dances.
We first feared that our eyes were
deceiving us when we first saw that
great star Louie Hertenberger play-
ing “tinsy weensy” in the Stephen F.
lobby with one of the fairer sex last
Sunday—we also received a later
report that his excellent technique
had won him the victory!
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We have just received word that
Ransom has gone into bankruptcy
and Rivas has been appointed re-
ceiver—all creditors are expected to
meet in Room 7 on Feb. 29.
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We hear that an argument on Mex-
ican politics in Room 32 the other
night resulted in a most horrifying
revolution.
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Since Walsh’s big’ success as a
singer, the entire school is patiently
waiting for a song from Manahan.
Manahan’s buddy, Loran, claims that
he can’t sing, but maybe we can
persuade him to do a toe dance.
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After seeing the number of blondes
at the Soph cotillion, Mattie ad-
mitted that he was all wrong about
the gentlemen at St. Edward’s.
The University Harmony Kings
played a practice game in the dining
room on Sunday, Jan. 19. The de-
cision, however, was awarded to the
seniors who ate their soup very mu-
sically; all the members of tne table
harmonized very well. I
sistance at all times by Glover and
F. Brandt, who scored 10 points and
eight points respectively. The pass-
ing attack of the rangy cats was en-
tirely over the Saints’ heads.
Herron and Fitzgibbon were the
shining lights for the Saints. Fitz-
gibbon led his team In the number
of points, sinking four field goals and
one free throw for a total of nine
points. Herron gave an exhibition of
some mighty neat floor work. His
dribbling and passing accounted for
many of the Saints’ points. Captain
Sullivan played his usual good game
at guard.
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Herron; F
Fitzgibbon, F
T. Burke, C
Sullivan, G.
Macki, G
A. Kivlin, F
Wurtzinger, F
Dickmann, C
Figarl, G
Munoz. G
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We don’t get the significance of
Father O’Brien’s remark that people
shouldn’t put shoe blackening under
their noses whenever Bui Quirk
heaves into sight.
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It is rumored that there would be
more material for this column if the
editor would remain on the campus
more—this remark is attributed to
Mule-Kicked Defferari!
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We wonder why Quirk objected so
strenuously to the New Jersey law
in regard to wife beating?
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Cottage No. 2 has a new Romeo
in the form of a “Weasel.”
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“Buddy” Finn and “Flossie” Koss-
blel made a flying trip to San An-
tonio on Jan. 19.
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Papich must have had a very urgent
call when he left the campus early
Saturday morning, Jan. 18, and didn’t
return till late that night. It must
have been love that was calling him.
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St. Edward's Holds Small Lead
at Half, But Is Unable To
Maintain Pace.
After leading 11 to 10 at the end
of the first half, the Saints went down
in defeat at the hands of the South-
west Texas State Teachers college
Bobcats on Tuesday, Jan. 14, for the
second time, the score being 37 to
19. It was the first home game of
the season for the Saints and a hard
game to lose after the good showing
made in the first half.
It was a hard fought game from
start to finish and at times it was
rather rough, due to the smallness of
the St. Edward’s gym and the eager-
ness of the Saints to beat their old
rivals. Thirty personal fouls were
called by Karow, who refereed the
game, causing three of the Saint reg-
ulars to leave the game. Macki, star
Saint guard, took the count before
the end of the first half. Twelve of
the personals were charged against
the Bobcats,
The Saints opened in the first half
like a house on fire and out-played
their much taller opponents during
the entire period. The guarding of
Macki, before he was put out of the
game on personal fouls, was sensa-
tional. Time and again he blocked
Bobcat shots which seemed destined
for cinch baskets.
In the second half the Bobcats
came back with a vengeance, running
up the score to 37 points, while the
best the Saints could do was to reg-
ister eight more points, making the
score at the end of the game 37-19
for the Bobcats.
D. Brandt was the cornerstone of
the sensational Bobcat offensive,
scoring 12 points, 10 of them by field
goals. He was given admirable as-
plays are perfected
Ask Quebedeaux.
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St. Edward’s has a capable suc-
to Art Shires, the fighting
first baseman of the Chicago Sox.
He is none other than the “Great”
Farr.
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THE ST. EDWARD’S ECHO, JANUARY 29, 1930.
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Glover, F
Sanders, F
Evans, F
Via, F
McFarling, F
D. Brandt (C) C
Tubles, G
F. Brandt, G
Couser, G.
Gensburg, G
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Saint Edward's Echo (Austin, Tex.), Vol. 11, No. 8, Ed. 1 Wednesday, January 29, 1930, newspaper, January 29, 1930; Austin, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1293876/m1/6/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting St. Edward’s University.