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WILMETTE LIFE November 15, 1929 Wilmette Playground and Recreation Activities 8 Teams Entered as · Women's Basketball League Play Starts Following two practice nights and )rganization meetings, eight teams have enrolled in the Playground and Recre~ tion board basketball league for women which starts the season's schedule next ~tonday evening at the Stolp gyn;:: nasium. Included in the eight teams arc the Horsefeathcr team, which has won six :onsecptive championships since its fir~t organization two years agoJ and the Roughneck team, runners up in volleyhaJl <md playground hall during the pa t :;cason. Despit e the fact that some of the strong team s were badly crippled by the new ruling in the women's sports league that participants must either he employed in 'Vilmctte or reside here, more than one hundred girls reported for the first two practice nights in basket hall, member s of t11c Play~rouncl and Recreation hoard staff aqnotmce. The fc,llowing schedule of games will =- tart next Monday evening. All games start at 7:30 o'c lock at Stolp gymnasium : ~oH·mht·r SPORT CALENDAR Jlondny 7 ::Jo p. m.- Busketball for women, Stolp g·ymna~ium. i :30 }>. m.- Volleyball fur men, Howa nl gymna~i um. 'l'uesduy i :JO p. m.-Uymnasium class for meu, Stolp gymnasium. i ::JO p. m.-Athletic club meetitw: :1 J_ Hl Business Uirls' Gymnasium dass, Jlowanl g·ymnasium. "\'\' cdnestlu y !I Jf1 ith Playground , Leagues Stulp SC (0) Ca.rl Zippe rkh Everett "~ar::;ha \\'sl\y Dick Cullen Frank Hanlin Dill Ahly Juuior Thomas \Varren Young ·w:-~llat' Crawford Courttwy Whit e Fostet· Uilgis Dicl' Toney Arthur \Yocrner Ct·ntral t.i.\ (::) Business Girls' Swimming Class M eels Wednesday Tltc swimming class for business St. 8 GD girls conducted by the Playground anu ~orton McDaniel Recreation board will hold its first Arthur Zech meeting next \Vednesday evening at .J oto :\Tannen bach .1 im Tarle ton 6:40 o'clock at the Sovereign hotel. !<'rand~ :::o a. m. -- ~wimming cla::;~ fur \\'1'11\l:'it , Tom 1\-kCann n :::o E\·anston Y. l\1. C. A. IJL'g· illiWl'~ . 10 ::W a. m.-Swinuning· da::;,.: for wome n, J·:,·anst'm Y. :\1. C. A . .-\dYanced. ti :~0 p. 111. ·-First m ee ting BusitH'! ss Uirls' Swimming c lass. :Su,··: r·: ic,·,, hotel. 7 :00 p. 111.- Basketb:dl f<~t ' Jlll'll , llotw · anl g-rmHasium. 7 :UO Jl. m .- RaskPtball fnt· n wn, Stolt" g-ymnasium. '1'11 nrstllty i :::o p . 111. - <:ymnasium da::;s fur ma JTit·tl wnnH.' tt. 1 Iowa nl gytttll<l ~ium. i :~0 p. 111.- Gylllnasium dass f ur \\'ol11t· n anrl ~odrl!-:. Stolp gymna~ill!!!· 7 ::HI Jl. 11 1. ·-.\t·ro duh meeting for boy~ . <'t..·ntr:tl svh11ol lll<Ul\l:tl trai'ning· room. 7 ::)0 Jl . m . - llflri't's hw ·s f, tl' IIWll. I row:t rtl ~ !'!tool attic :F riday :t. Jack Puls Hill Lvnch .Jerry 'seltg Joe Lynch John :-;mith .John 1:yrnee Bvron Fil-=he r Don 1 toberts Stuart Lalic 'a rl ( ii ndch: Jack l~:l g:-;dale Jack Dietrich Bob Tansil Frank !-'wirk~ 1-'rank l:andall Hi<:hanl .Johusnu Bill \V:tlT('ll Ueot·ge Bamhill Dan Katunt·y~r \\':tJt,·t· von H ·insperg Allen ::\!ills ~onnan Turck J l :1t'I'V llPndri('!,!;On FL·ts are payable before the cla :'s t:olJ Hhtnchanl starts \\'ednesday evening. ~!iss Joe ILomer :-5t 11ck::; Kt·unl'lh \\'ax ~kidmore, assistant in charge of \H·mArt )[orf cn 's acti\·ities announces. The entire..: <',· ntral .-,~· (4) \'an :\ldlnide .John <;)t'ason J·;<l Hess .I i111 Stret..·ter Petet· 1tay J)l)ll Burg·e 1' ·ntral li 1 · (6) Georgt~ Oakley Til" class, which is the last acti\·itv "' scheduled ior the 1929-1930 fall at;~! 1winter program of the Recreation I>Oan1 to get unc1 · · 11 \' er way, was ongma restricted to a membership of iorty girls. Howeyer, registration ha ::; almos t reached this number and recrta tion authorities have decided to inI · . · rrea:-.c t 1c rest nctton to tort\·- fi\·e girls. ·\\'ith the possibility that- this number ma.r be increased turthcr i i there i:-; sufficient demand. 111.-SWi1111llillg· l~t·ginnt·rs, \\'Oll\1'11. d:ts~ 1·~\· anstun Y. fqr .\1. HI XYZ IIOI'l't'ft>atlwrs ,.~. Hr()wnit>s H.oughn et' kS \ '!'. (fKays Dark 11·1rl-=es Y~. ABC \'S. T~T I ::W S :30 !J :30 lntt·rmb~ions No,·embt·r T~T Il orseft>a th en.; i :30 XYZ Brownies X :30 noughm·t· ks \'H. DH rk Hon:it·~ 9 :30 O'Kay:; ,. ~. ABC lntt ·rrn isi sons Dt>cembt·r 2 v~ . v~ . 2:, L'. A. 10::111 :t. Ill.-·· 'wimmi11g· dass for womt·n, ad\':lll(;Cd, t<:,·anston \." . .\1. · l'. A. i :110 p . 111. .Junior poli ct· athletk h our. llowanl gymnaslllm. 7 :~ 0 p. m .-- Boxing- and Wl'l'stling , men. !toward g-ymnasium. S :ou p . m. - Gymnasium class for Hlt'tl. a d\·aneed, 1 Loward gymnasiuu1. S :00 p. m .-Dandug class, married l "I UJ)IPs, Stolp g·ymnasinm. 1ST IL\l\IP IL\L t:ALK~ D .\.1t Central u.\. (II) Philip H.ogcrs ,Jauws L:.uniJ J :.t<.:k Xorris Uichard Ht1gers Hkh:tl'(l Shapiro Hill Ho\\'ai'Cl I ~oy '-'dwibll· course oi eighteen lesson :?_ will he gin·n f.or g;8 and the instruction includes one-half hour for beginner s and . onehalf hour for advanced swimmers . Each participant also has the pri,·ikge of staving in after the clas s has ad .Jack .laeobi JOttrned tmtil the pool close s at () :30. John Savage Lowell Snorf Kt-nneth .J o hann st·It A~htun Ta:rlor Stolp 8..:\ (:1) Howanl HcrlJ(·Il Bd And1·ews Jack Allwurth Bub Dick Andrew Hul:iso :Sheldon Fox llarold Yerhalen :-::tolp 7H (12) Frank H ooper Bill :-5taddtou!-'e Bob :\luckier ~tc,·c \\'oodheall UctlYin Bob Heid . Tom Finla y::oon 1 Howard Culn·r Don l·'onl C'a rli~le .\Li:-. s l·:rclyn Peterson, who i · in \\'illiam l'n·ssv charge of the entire swimming departI .t-\\'i~ .\1··1<-hnir nH.:nt uf the Sovereign hote l, and ;t \\' i I 1 ia 111 }I outly :Stolp ~L: (S) .· . ona II .\' cone Iuc t tl1e c 1 t:ill ZlJt·rnich ass ancl t l1c l1a 1· t llus~el \\'vlc hour practice prescribed for each cla~s B11b I{ie l ,,·ill be conducted under till.' suptniDkk l're!:lton sion of htr assistants. IIL·rb e rt !:::ia,·:·f:'e Hkhard B()rti Tht: :-wimming program \\as nn,· Elmet· Young lu the Recreation calendar last n :a r ll~>wanl Bob Antlt·rson s\rilllming instructor of note. will per- TNT n;. Houghned<s Horsl'featlwn.; \'l' . Dark XYZ vs. O'KnyH Drownit·:-; v~ . .-\BC TNT XYZ \'~. O'Kays v~. Houghnecl{s Hor~efeathers \·s. ll or~e~ i:30 ' :30 9:30 7:30 ~:30 lntt-ri11issi on s Deet>mbu ll . ::~o ABl' s~ao XYZ vs. IIorsefeathen; 9:30 Roughnecks vs. ABC I ntennissions O'Kavs Ys. Dark Horses · January 6 TNT ,·~:;. ABC 7:~0 S:30 XYZ \ ' S. Dark Horses Horse featht.'rs vs. O'Kay~:~ 9:30 Int~.·rmissions Brownies vs. Roughn eck~ January n TNT v~. Dark Horses i ::.:0 Hor:;;e ft.· a thers v~ . HougluH ·<.: k~ S :30 XYZ v~. ABC . 9 :30 Brownies v:-:. O'Kays 1n term issi1 111s £Jrownies vs. Dark Horses Dt~eembt>r 16 TNT Yl'. Brownies Jut crmi~~:; i nn~ j :::o Suturdau )turning !.' :uu a. m.-Football. Haven featherweight~ \' ::;. \Vilmette ftoatherweights, Washing·ton park. 10 :00 a. 111.- l·'ootball. Unxen lightweig ht s n;. \Vilmcttc lightweights,· \\·a~ hing· ton park. 1-~Hry Afternoon :~ ::.:0 p. 111.-Speedball game:s. Hnwat'tl, Stolp, St. li'rands, and :-:it. .fose11h sdwol~. \\·as hingtun ll:trk. Villa~~· Uret!n. 'l'uesllll,}', 'J'hursday .Atteruoous a :;;O p. 111 .-- Volley ball g:tnws (ur g-irl:s. Howard, :-5tolp and :St. .JOSt'l}h school~. ~tolp and H o ward gymnasium~. :llonllay Aiteruoon :~ :\leu 's tiym (]lass I Hidge Ave. I harmacy (li'l, 16) (1, 14) Walter Doo~:;e C hir enct> Steffens VOLLEYB~LL LEAGUE .-\.rthur Austin \\'illiam 'Villiamson William Bros(·o,·ak \Villiam 1\tacM o rran J<:;. H. 1 ~ t- ppert ::\lt-n's U:rm ('Ja:.;s 11 (]::i, 15) Joe 1 'on\'ersc 0. A. :\forgan At·th ur Seddon Hobert ( 'al\'t>l't .\I Tut·k er Frank LaBr·nte 11arry Pders "'altt· r 1 Jawkinson Joe Kraft J\dam Bauet Hay Steffen:-; Optimist (13, 7) I 'hili p Hoffman Clarence Braun Tom .Klehm llenry Peters L. B . :\Iatson Huward ill (l:n Bob :Specht William :St:hara Ludwig- 8kog , Howard Ball I 'l't ~ bytcria n II ( :!) Tt·rminal A. C. (~S) George Grien Joe Mood\' Hobert Ludwig Paul llotrman l·'raul.; Mo~Jl·e Erwin Drammt>r Augu~t 1\lcConnLit· Sidm·v Butts 'Villiam Johnson \\'alter Hobinso11 Eat·! ·L<'l-'lit· William :\Ielbvt-' DaYid llaa::; ::\lanning l'owp" rs Fred Kaspar John l\Ioore Harry CuuJJe William O'X i1 Stolp l:lB (10) II. llarluft:, rl'fcr~e Bill Zoemich Hidg·~_· ..\ w. l'ha rm:H·y :State Bank Bob Kiel J acl.- Gaith~:r (2) (35) Adam Bau('r Hobert Smith Ru~sell \Vyl e Raymond ~teffen~ Ed Cullen Dick Prc:ston Hany P e ters Lawrence Hoth Dicl.; Born Anthony ~ehinler Jack Cullen BilC Burrill Lawrence McHale Ballard Hobinson Bud Donahuf! Paul Soule Clarence Steffl·n::; Bill .M e nzel H. lla rloff. ref~_·rce Junior A. C. (3) Clyde Warble Hobert 'Vn tt>rs Leonard 'Volff Lowell JohnHon Dick 11 uel" .\dam Bernardi \\. olff-GriffiH ( 2i) Hobert \\'olff Hobf'rt \Vill-=Oll ~Ianor Boyd Don Boyd Herbert \Volf1' :30 p. 111.-Kickball. Uirls. :Stolp sixth, sen· nth and e ighth gTa.deH \'s. J Luward sixth. ::-e\·enth anrl eighth grades. H o ward gymna~ium. Ed Snvder Wayn e Cod;ran Ebert Huff :-5tauley Cot:hmn Jame~ llurd(-tte l':ttrh:k Hendricksen Bill l\Iac:\toran Jac l" Hyrne::; .Jack Led111 e1· Ed Hu~li Dick Benedict Dan L(lgan Stuart Fitzhug-h .Paul Dempsey Charles O'Connell Xed Koenig· Lo uis Boyleson Bob Klein ~tolp SV (0) Frank J Lanlin ·wanen Youn"· ,.;,·l:!rett 'Var::;hawsl.;y Die!< Cullen " ·a uace Crawford Bill Akely .\rthut· \Voernei· Foster Ui!g·(;; Courtney \Vhite Howard Fogg· lA (0) Bill Urinnell lioward l~uff \'idor Arneson :St. Francis (0) and J)ro,·cd one of the most Ya!tt.al>l·' '<·.rti,·itics conducted by the board. I >i_yec tor oi Recreation Daniel .\[. Da\·is says, adding that the remarkable iL·ature of the swimming program \\"as that sixty women and girls went hali wa:-.· to Chicago once a week for the · . f pnn 1rgc o swimming since there i" nn pool available on the north shore. The hoard is also conducting a .m orning class in swimming this year whi ch · meets ht-wcekly at the Evar' d ill Y. ~f. C. A. The class will meet until December 1. when the Y. ~f. C. :\. mm·<:s into the . new buildinc)' where " tiH· pool will not be rented to outside :lr.g·ani r.a tions. charity enterprises to which the club membtrs \\'ill lend their assistance. ).fiss Leona Hoffman was chmtn temporary chairman and appoint~! a committee headed by Miss Blancl1e · Keil to nominate the club officer s "·hich will inc1ude a president Yicc· len t . secretary an d treasurer. ' The prtsic )fficers will be elected at the next rneet· 1ng, which " ·ill be held November 2(i. Dues of $1 per season wilt he assessed. However, Miss Joe Skidmore assistant in charge of women's acti,· i~ ties, announces that this dollar must be earned and not just donated out of salaries and allowances. Each member must earn it outside of workitP hours and in some way that will b; lending assistance to others such ' as keeping children in evening; to allow parents to take recreation, sdling old' , c1othes, washing windows or other home tasks. The public is asked to assist in this program and parents who desire to have someone look after children in the evenings ·are requested to commttnicat.e with Miss Skidmore, who is sponsonng the club and who will assign them a club mrmher. A fee of 35 cents per hour will be charged. l'l'e1-h\'terian I ( 1~. 16, 13) Bert ( ·~Jl\'ill 11rJbl:'rt Johnson Leonard KcJ(· Il(· n \Valtt·r Do<J!-it· ' 'arl Ul'ppert Hidg(· Eh·et rh: 11 iJ, 1;j) .Jame~ St. Juseph Presbyterian I (H) (li.i, H, 15) Victor Dt>inlein Hany Stone J larol(l SchleutPr Herbert Weld ~\I Sandberg Ted Stone ~tanley Hawkinson Carl Hall Earl Carls<)n Leonard Koenan ---------------- · G. 1 ' G 8 USlness Ir S Y!DDasium Group Forms Athletic Club Organization of the Tuesday evening Business Girls' gymnasium class into an athletic club was formally effected this week at the Howard school after the ·weekly gym period. · :\ constitution and by-laws binding the memhrrs to a purpose of promoting social and physical culture for women, to assist m charitable enterprises and to haYe a good time was adapted. 'Veekly meetings to b~ held on the second and fourth Tuesday evenings after the class period were \'oted and hro standing committees were provided to take care of the prog-rams for the meetings and to choose ..: Howard P. T. A. (7, 12) Hay Hobinson .John Hau!!.hman !-'<·hacfgr·n Ed ~ e hildgen Jak · Jlr·ffman William ~chlnh·r Hanr l't·ters :\lartin Lyn~h '\\'altt>r Kantt·imt·r Joe l'oiJ\·erse GARDEN CLUB MEETS The Kenilworth Home and Garden club met on Monday, .:\ovember 11. ~ t the home of Mrs. Harry 'Veese. After the usual . business, Ernst Von Ammon gave an interesting and valuable ta!k on ." Practical Decorations for the Home." Charles Lauer Methodist (22) Fred Waidener Charles Varney Tony Vamey John Waidncr Lowell Todd Hobert Martin nt'lll'g·e :\fet·g·anthalel' Schultz :md Nord (:~2) I. 0. 0. F. (13) Bob McLean George Saxon Robert Nord Tom Thur~bv .John Borncamp f'a rter Thorsei·, ~tanlt>Y Smith Paul .Tone-;:i ::\lo!Tis Lang Tom Pollev Sehneider's Booterv (17) St. Joseph (li) Bernard Johnfion · George White Hay Hoffman Victor Deinlein Cal\·in Abog-g Hal Schleuter Willard Uttenreuther StaHley Hawkinson