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TEAMS DIVIDE HONORS
AT AMES EVENTS
GARDNER FIVE M i
P.V.LC. LIGNTWEIGH
5 AND BRAND RIDGE
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Ann s, a . 11 b, 18 Honors In
nnuaJ Interschol&stlc wrosl
track 'Hid Held ti'xi iwimntini n
oonduotod hora yesterday bj
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INTERESTING CARD TO BE PUT
ON AT SOUTH SIDE GYM.
LUTHER COEDS AND CPAND
RIDGE GIRLS TEAM TO PLAY
CURTAIN RAISER.
I I ' ' ""! f Mill,
Mason City, Cedar Rapid i jj I I f ' II?
Moines r j L 1 1 IIS
Mason City won tns team Iropto In I U lUl!
.ITn
the aiKst sur 'cssful wrestling
I nay aver held i'i the state, it not In
the weal by scoring It points again I
15 for Cedar Rapids, a strong conten
der, Cedar Rapids, coached by Leo No
vak, romped away with tbs track
' and tit Id games with total ol (1
Points arhila West Des Moines had u
tittle troohlo winning team honors in
the swim,
VISITORS PI STI i . CjUI
SF!L EG EEING TH
EST TEAM TO PLAY
WA THIS SEASON.
BATTLE 3! TO 18.
S&HIJOLIET COPS Mi
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WALTHER
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m SUNDAY PJ
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RECORD BREAKING ATTENDANCE
WATCHES OTTAWA WALTHEF!
LEAGUE FIVES DROP A PAIR OF
GAMES TO PRISON CITY QUIN
TETS.
?to:o th
thai ii
league
largest crowd
s witnessed a
eason, the
teams w r
of specta-basketball
WM-
Otta ki
Two Interesting baaketfests wil
dished In Ottawa
Coacii Byrnstad
and bis second "bwttallfon" of
warriors put on u bin at the Boutl
Ottawa gymaniam sgaltuM a pair
of quintets from Grand Ridge. And
It surf ilors look like they are going
to be p;r!(l bnttlPS Me. Ill" first ol
which will pet under way at 7:30 i
clock diarp.
Girls First.
The girl's game will be the first en
counter of the eveninc and from all
reports it looks as though the Bo
ot Luther .ire going to bump UD
against a hard foe when they t.. ltd
the Grand Hidge fair sex. The (irciul
Ridse team Is reported as being one
of the fastest girl's dubs around this
nook of the woods. They have piny
(Hi several Raines this season a.".d are
able to boast of victorious record, Th,
Lather girls on the otaer hand haven't
won a ra:ne this yepr. However they
have only engaged in two gam,1-, the
same team having beaten them on
two different occasions During th
past week they have been working n
a bit for t might's struggle and an
Volng to put every bit of pi t and
energy into the struggle that they
might win their first game.
Lightweight Clash.
After the girls finish their argu
ment Dymstad's second stringers
will tackle the Grand R:d-'e High
School team and they are expecting
a toongh skirmish. The villagers '
have been brought up''" bask": I !'
since they were little tots and have
some real basket', ill talent, and fur
thermore they plan to give Byrnatad'e
men s good lacing.
Teams Evenly Matched.
The game should be a whoop in
and ho doww it will be. Taking th"
dop into consideration the two t as
will bo very evenly matched. The
Luther lads lost their first game of
the season to the Ottawa high school
lightweights, but in a later gam
the S'tuth Side club easily wen. Grand
Ridge also played two games with th"
red and white second team, splitting
even. In their first game with O. H.
S. they lost by a large mar; in. How-
,-ve wuu lOBj go. meir enemy on ! thouth they were going to have an
their own floor the stary waa entirely iy tine wltrj the visitors for the
different Ottawa lost ami by a big remalnfm oarlods. Joliat's floor work
McNulty playing
made the Ural Held g
v. ;t . a second baski I
('. Defense began to
f(
ther
the Jollet
yesterday afternoon at Armory C
Girls' teams ol both cities put on the
ol
c urtain nil- r
liet fair sex prot
With the game
the locals, 2. to
the boys' Waltht
prison ity copp
sensatlcoal hattb
from th.
the
d b
f the season
igbl one
ur a long
of fans
, consist-
locals. :;i to -y.
Final Bout.
The boys' game was no di
of the most Interesting and
! struggles staged in Ottawa f
titii" and the large throng
who gathered at the arm on
, ing of the usual host of kval baa ke: s
land a larg" delegation Irom Jollet,
wi re very much pleased. Joli, t came
from In hind In th" last qoartei it
put over a sensational win. after the
: Ottawans had held the BPPOf hand
: almost througaout the entl:-,- strug
! glc.
Lcca's Lead at Half.
At the end of the halt the score of the
stood 18 to 10 in favor of the Walther
club of this city and it look",! as
I to his credit At all tages of th"
game be played excellent bed! an ! a
! very hard mar, for the loci's to guard.
i Btefko playing the opposite forward
position tor Gardner also featured.
During the c mteat ue played a splen-
did offensive game and his "feedmg" j
I was a marker, feature of th game
Ho seor 1 : ti"ld goal' whil l.ou-h
:1t c :.; r i .red one field goal and
live free htrou
Olson was the star piayer for the
Luther five, ii.1 score! four field I
goals and four free throws. During
the last half of the game Nelson, af
ter being shifted from a guard to left
forward, did most of the scoring for
i p. v. L. C. Following are tli" scores
Garde cr High.
B f
score.
Greene and Her'iie will start as for
wards for the South Ottawa team
while Variant! will start at center
Harrisville and Houge will play i
guards.
KID
NDOOR
o
p. or
was splendid but they couldn't send
the ball through the wicket. How
ever, when they changed goals at the
half they changed their stride. They
felt victory tinging on their finger
tips and through a keen demonstra
tion of floor woik they succeeded in
scoring nine baskets and one free
throw during the last half, while the .
locals were held to only one field
Btefko, rf
McNulty, II
Lutz. It
Louch, c .
Munson, rg
Peteraoi . r
Olson. I x . .
BALL TOURNEY 10
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Luther College.
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STAR
HI
ROW
INITIAL CLASHES TO BE STAGED
TOMORROW NIGHT AT ARMORY
EVERYBODY IS REQUESTED TO
ATTEND THE GAMES AND GIVE
THE KIDS A LITTLE BOOST.
Tomorrow evening the Ottawa kid
dies' indoor baseball tournament will
get under way when the initial
clashes are staged at Armory ('
Joliet Poor on Caging. Olson, rf
i As previously stated. Joltet'S boor ' Harris . tile, If 11 0
Work and their teamwork was unex- . Johnson, c , 0 8
celled, At all stages of the gam;.- Nelson, rg and If... 3 0
they outplayed the Ottawans and Mjrthre, rg 0 0
; seemed to be In possession of the Btubjkar, Ig n o
ball tntost oi the timet However,
! when it came to throwing the ball Total- 7 4
j through the netted hoops they were Score by Quarters
Very poor, thai is in the first half. Gardner B
rney oniy score nve held goals in Luther J 0
thai period while the Ottawa Wal- Mi.s:vd !':"' Throw
i titer men scored t,-n htvlkets and j oi'.-on X"1 on 4
I two free throws. Had Joliet been Referee - hi of '
just fairly good during the tirst half!
the Ottawa team would have receiv-
UK is
ti
teams representing
St. Patrick's parochial
put on the tirst game ol
starting at 7:30 o'clock, followed bv
another struggle between Jefferson
and St. Columba's schools.
Indications point to cue of the live
liest kids' tournaments ever staged In
the city, and when they cross hats to
morrow night they are going to mean
business and they are also going to
try and make the games as interest
ing as possible. Teams representing
every grade school in the city tire in
the tournev. Kverv dav since ih. -,f.
ed a more horrible trouncing than
it did.
The Ottawans had to fight for the
ball all the time. However, they had
the Joliet players backed off the map
in the first periods when it came to
caging the pill.
Holweg Star.
('. Holweg. playing center for th"
Jollet oltth, was the leading individu
al point getter of the game and was
reaoonalble for Ottawa's defeat. In
d a far better
tat represented I
league. During
girls scored eh
All throi
club held
first pop o
ing left for
itric the j
id goals
i scored 1
through
i which were all
several of whit
al,
nsation
three field goals.
For Ottawa Miss C. Blumenthal arid
Miss Dorothy Bmerick did the scor
Emerick made the only
IB GAME FROIV! I
IT
H THEM
C STRONG
IN OTTA
COP EASY
, -
li- t
P V L
pi.i
i work throughout the entire encounter
I of defeat
At the end of the first ha!'' th c ire
!
hat m-Iii I v.liil,' rhrrnvtsri'i dsn
Walther league nolntets. ' , nd and one free
throw in- n, P. V L C left forward
did all the scoring Ur the local quin
tet. When the second halt started. Mc
s'uitv wa sratn the tirst one to sc re
d easily oeteatea Assisted by his associates he suet id
In the windun, l0 Worit the big ball dawn the fijjr
league five of the towards th" I.:;th"r coal
one of the most He was the leading Individual p Int
setter of the game witp. eignt oaSKeis
Lynch 6;
1 1-
ctdti
pn
lair was tirst thought t.f the
have been doing some practicii
when the weren't clouting the o
around they, were out selling
tickets for the tournament th
ceeds of which will be turned ever to
the playground fund.
The indoor tournament is being put
on entirely for the benefit of th"
hoys and girls of Ottawa. The pro
ceeds taken in from the games will
be used for the construction of prop
er and up-to-date play grounds for
the kiddie ami everybody is request
ed to lend a hand in helping them
along.
Tomorrow night the first game will
be pnt on. The kids aren't profes
sionals. but as amateurs they are rea.1
first class players from the buttons
on the top of their caps to the Boiaa
of their shoes and the games will be
worth while seeing
There is no picked winner of the
tourtfey. Every team is reported as
heing fairly evenly matched. Follow
Ing is the schedule as arranged by
those promoting the affair:
Tuesday. February 14.
St. Francis' vs. St. Patrick's.
Jefferson vs. St. Folumba's
Friday, February 17.
Shabbona vs. Lincoln.
Columbus vs. Washington.
Monday, February 20.
Semi finals.
Tuesday. February 28.
Final'
T. Holweg, his brother, playing left
forward, also figured prominently in
lue game lie BCOretl six ti"lil goals. Blumonthal made tWO free throw.-:
For Ottawa Qlehler and Qerdlng OUt of three chances. At the end of
were the big point scorers. Qlehler n, flrgt j,;,if the score stood 12 to
played a splendid game throughout m favor of the visitors. Following
the entire contest and succeeded in kn ,il0 lineups and the scores of the
scoring five field goals. Gerding SCOT- .A ,,, .
ed lour baskets and two free throws. Gi'ls' Game
Hitter two and Anderson one. Fol- ' ' u 'ft p t
lowing are the scores and the line- JOUKT Goals Fouls
"P1 11 Runs, rf 4 0 0 0
M. 0 tter. If 4 ii 0 1
Fouls : L Hitliard, c 1 0 9
s
JOLIET
Boys' Game.
Goals
b ft
T. Holweg, If
Kramer, If
Myers, if
C. Holweg, ,
Anderson, rg
Shulke, lg . .
M.
Hllliard, Ig
Totals . . .
OTTAWA
I)
OTTAWA
Anderaon, rf
Qerdlng, It
Qlehler, c
Hitter, rg . .
u. Banger, lg
Boaneas, lg . .
Goal!
b
1
4
It
0
I
0 C. Blumenthal, rf 11 -
0 1 d. Emerick, it 1 o
"T i V. Ott, t-lg i 6
J K')-; Saager. rg .... 0 0
"O" M . Gutting, rg 0 0
1 1 ' C. Doss, lg-c n ii
0 1
J i Totals 1
11 1 Score by halves
J JOUST .' 12 1
1 0 , OTTAWA 1
1 Missed free threws Miss
'thai. I.
, Referee - Mathes, Ottawa.
4
Blum en-
Totals
Score by halves
i JOLIDT io II 31
I OTTAWA 18 I - 26
Misei free throw Anderson. 1 :
Gerding. I.
Referee Mathes. Ottawa.
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