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Sophs basketball team The 1922 sophomore preparatory basketball team, the Sophs. Left to right: W. Lukaswilz, A. Donisi, E. Haft, T. Happer, B. Zimmer, J. Lawler, P. Wessel, and C. Stein (captain).
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Celts Basketball Team The 1925 University of Dayton sophomore preparatory intramural team, the Celts.
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St. Mary's Institute Basketball Team A 1910 St. Mary's Institute basketball team photographed outdoors.
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Celts Basketball Team A University of Dayton preparatory intramural basketball team, the Celts, circa 1920s.
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St. Mary's Institute Basketball Team The 1910-1911 St. Mary's Institute basketball team. Seated on the floor are E. Neary and L. Schweers. Seated in the second row, left to right, are H. Sacksteder, A. Jansen (captain), and G. Mahoney. Standing in the back row, left to right, are G. McKinney, Coach Harry Solimano, U. Boll, W. Seidensticker (manager), and I. Hart. The team had a 10-0 record for the season. St. Mary's won a total of 416 points to their opponents' 207.
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Immaculate Conception Chapel In the center of the photograph is the Immaculate Conception Chapel as viewed from the east side of the building in 1900. Residential areas of Dayton, Ohio are visible in the upper right corner. Written on reverse, "1900--Rear view of Chapel--Nazareth, Saint Mary's Convent, Dayton, Ohio." Construction of Immaculate Conception Chapel was completed in 1869. The cupola was placed over the belfry in 1868 and capped with an 8 ft. cross. The four smaller crosses on each corner of the belfry were gilded in gold and were removed in 1907.
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St. Mary's Institute Basketball Team The 1903 St. Mary's Saints basketball team, coached by George Heithaus (rear). The players, left to right, are J. Edward Grimes, Francis Wong Leong, Alex H. Schoen (captain), Frank Biesinger, and Victor Schlitzer.
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Chaminade Hall Construction Chaminade Hall in the early stage of construction. The frame has been built and construction materials have been scattered around the site.
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St. Mary's Institute Basketball Team The 1904 St. Mary's Institute basketball team, which distinguished itself as the 1904 Southern Ohio Champions. Left to right: Alphonse Pater, George Hogan, J. Edward Grimes, Francis Wong Leong, Coach George Heithaus (rear), Alex H. Schoen (with ball), Charles Kenning, Frank Biesinger, Victor Schlitzer, and Aloys C. Angel.