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| Eleven frosh court artists get sweaters | List of eleven freshmen who won letters for playing on first year basketball team. |
| Trackmen drill inside in preparation for Kansas Relays Apr. 18 | Track team practices for upcoming meet indoors due to inclement weather. |
| Twenty-one matmen to receive sweater awards | Twenty-one Tutor wrestlers win varsity letters for the 1931 season; list of winners. |
| Untitled | Letter winners should report to be measured for sweaters. |
| Tutor track squad halted in Waterloo by blocked roads | Tutor track team unable to make the conference indoor track meet due to inclement weather. |
| Coach Haddox drills men inside gymnasium | Tutor tennis team practices indoors due to inclement weather. |
| Local men win place in national intercollegiate meet | Tutor wrestlers finish high at NCAA meet in Providence, Rhode Island. |
| Annual high school relay assured for Teachers College | ISTC Relays still to be held for high schools in northeastern Iowa after receiving IAHSAA sanction. |
| Diamond artists forced to workout in gymnasium; local diamond being put in best possible condition | ISTC baseball team practices inside due to inclement weather. |
| Haberichter awarded Berg Basketball Trophy | Lloyd Haberichter earns most valuable player honors for the 1930-1931 basketball season. |