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The T. N. 1Vs girls' basketball The fall athletic tests in. football teamn in the Wilmette Playground were, held at the Howard school. last. and, Recreation boards league, went week. -Each boy in the sixth, s eventh into first place wben they: won b and eighth, grade after instruction forfeit from the North Shores on, and practice is given a test iii punting,1 Monday nlight. The M., H. S's. of Mallinckrodt and the 1. B. T's afthe passing and drop kicking, The bestl three performances. in Illîixoisà Bell Telephone comnpany also won by forfeit. eacb lass were as follows: The teamn standings November 9 FOOTBAILL DROP 1KICK are as -follows: . .. 29eyards Chas. Cederberg ..... Teibi Standings 26 yards Ray-Ambler.............. Team Win Los'e pct. 5yards T. N. T. P)ick H1amlton 2 0 1.000 "H. S. .. ... 2 O 1.000 Howard Henderson......... ý34 Yards M. 1. B. T., .... 2 0 1.000 William Baere .. ...... 31 yards North Shores -0, 2 .000 30 yards Aces ......... ...... Howard Anderson O 2 .000 30 yards Dynamite ... ....... Kurtis Brown 2 .000 .. .0 GIRLS' LEAGUE i O o - 1for .000 The Cornrunity i Week Center activities have a ttracted more than 1,000 people «C9 LEAGUE ThéeEagles, beat the Linglei 34 to the*first week of the second season. ....... Lewis Travis ......... . Ray Drebes .... .. Piýck Kahn is. Bob Br-adY .... 30 yards 24 Yards 22 yards 22 yards 25 yards . Ralph Johnson - ... Jurdor Fem le ........... 2 ad .... .. 25 yards Jack Benson,.. Claie E .. 25 yards Bob Edenberg .... .. .... 23 yards Jim Clay . ... .... ,.' - ,23.yards Bill Mackill Clame F . .29 yards ... Ed Freundlich 22 yards Joe Welter 22 yard.s Dick Siegel FOOTBALL PUNT Clmii A 43 yairds . . Lee Mitchell .. 33 yards . .......Dick Hamilton yards PUay Ambler.........32 Class B .. . "A" LEAGUE Termninating two weeks. of p-ractice the men's "A" basketbali league star4ted ofiçt4al i'vities Wednesda~y evening, November Il,, at the Howard gyni fas- the National Biscuit comipany romped awvay with the opener against the Unkiiowns·33 to 8 ,IThe gamne was quite a contest flot between the two teamns, but a cdvii war for individual honors was raged between ljick Huck and Howard Herbon of the N. B. C. gang. Both inade the samne number of baskets, 17 in. the Playground and Recreation Several table tennis tournaments board "C" bascketball. league last have been arranged. Play started week. Bill Normoyle of the Eagles this w.,eek andwill be played -off in scored; 12 points to be the high score four groups.> nan of thegame, withUhis teammate. The girlIs of the Tuesday, afternoon, jack Harvey taking second place sewing. group, are starting the season honors with,9 points. pot- holders. This class Is by making The Terriers took the, Maple Leafs open to aIl girls interested ini sewing 28to 26 to nose ont last years, ;champs in a close, hard-fouglit game. and the instructors- will be glad to Captain John. Gleason. of the Ter- helpý any girl who- wishes to crne, to riers' made 7. baskets to score' 14 the class. points and take: the scoring honors Handicraf t -Classes for ý the gamne. Frank Kolb of the The hanidicraft class :has beeni.busy Maple Leafs, scored 8 points. to take with gesso. work, bea.dwork and second place. leather. Many picture -frames have The Wacker A. C. beat -Nllin'1s%been mnade, pocketbooýks, bill folds A46 10 20 in a one sided game. Dick .a.nd many..jovelties ini leather. Werneke 'of the Wackers, made 16 The '-ioy Junk band which meets points of bis team score and Chuck on Saturday morning at 10 o'clock is McFarren added 12 more to account increasing in number every me.eting.. for the success of their teamn. Wally The band instruments are ten-cent Sc..ntt scored 6 points for. the Mulflutes, washboards, combs, tin cans lins to take scoring honors for his and harmonicas. team. Free piano lessons w'ill be givenl The Unknown's took. a close. game from the Wiljes 18 to 13. George Saturday morning f rom 9 to 10 Terzakes of the Unknown's made 8 o'clock at the Commnunity Center. baskets to be high score mnan for Howard Henderson.....33 yards joe Welter .......... ...... 30 yards each niaking four shots from the Rorton, e Ed Freundllch ...... ....... .25 yards court. The score: Wilmette Confec- Seheibel, g Gray, g hoeA . 6 ot 5 25 yards . Dick Siegel .......... à...-0 Yardas hard playing quintets went at it in earnes t. The Wilmfet ofcin 'ar'en, g ofcin et 30 yards in the eg attack their improving Class Dery Jack Benson................. 33 yards second half, came from behind to Bob A.ndersoni............ 29 yards finally break through excellent guarding by Horn, Saxton and Meter 2 JEd . KenKiner ..... 32 yards of the Suburban Shore Athletic club. Bob Edenberg.. Oscar Beek ..... ... 30 yards Jones and Church accounted for most GlIeason, f ý...... 29 yards Gordon Schaefgen . ,. . of the points. made by the winners, Hanley, f Clame F BudHeres Seldon von der Hof as.. Ted Monahan .. . 30 yards el, f 3 0- 6 Jannes, f dams, c 3 0 6 Schn'der c 8 0 16 Cicelini, f 6 0 12 Mullins, g 3 0 6 Borre, g Schuett, g Kivland, g Referee, Windle MaPie F T TPPd 7 0 14 Leary, f 3 1 7 N'rnoyle, f 1 0 2 G.Hiahn, c 0 1 1 Kolb, g 2 0 4 B.UHahn, g Referee, Wludle, nh otnier. 2 0 4 tenu to maki more coni 1 0 2 1 0 2 tioni both leagues.ý 1 O 2 2 O 4 Last week's box scores follow: 3.O 6 x 18 AiJran 12 0 O0 FG FT TP F(-;FT TP Kolb, f 2 26 Davis, f 2 O 4 Hieinricha, f :0 2 Orwig, f 1 0 2 Leafs 27 Huck, C 1i0Oz Haliett, g i0O2 FTTp Hutchins, g 0 0 O Nylund, g O 2 3 1 7 Y'ngberg, g 4 O 8 Abrams, g 1 2 O 2 3 0 6 Freeman, f O O O 2 2 6 Referee, Windle-Scorer, Huck. 3l 2 8 OO0 Esquirs 64 i.1111il Jones Howard gyrm at 7 o'clock. Thirty- Wîmmsette Coaetoey 6aeCIn five boys have attended the dlas FG PT TP 'boxing Several since. regularly 4 0 8, P.1 f shows are being planned and the Jones, Cureh , ,4 83l 3. 1 1 1 3 HO: boys who compete i these., shows moeller, wII b. fwnshed uniforms. There is Reachke, g O02 2 SaEW 0 1 l»el ter,g ati room lu the cdas for any boyBerol, g thaàt wisbiesto joi the dass. Um-reG. rp St. Johns beat the Bowens 29 to 8 3l i a rather one sided game. 4 The Libbies lost to'the Cacomo 18 -3 to,33, The expert shoo:ing of Ethen SWeld, Bol> Layrence,. and captain . i 92ad'3 i apu~ Six. chainpionship at Kiasm h 94 atya h ~t ished fourth and this yçar -I Dick. Cordts ,was tôo much for the the .B'i>g Ten ch -pIonhp live Mis Mussouri Okahoma A teaniyears. won the Val finwon