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10. THE LAKE SHORE NEWS, FRIDAY, APRIL 2, 1920 AUSTIN AND LANE MJ)£FEAT NEW TRIER Lightweights Lose Cook County Championship Battle to Chicago West Side Boys ia Thrilling Encounter BANTAMS DROP CLOSE ONE Lose to Lane Tech Fellows by 11 to 9 Score; 2,000 High Fans Watch Title Play New Trier High school's basket- ball quintets dropped both light- weight and bantanweight Cook County championship games at Pat- ten gym, Evanston, Tuesday evening. Austin was the the winner in the lightweight ecounter setting down the north shore athletes, 25 to 12, The New Trier lads put up a stiff battle throughout but failed to lo- cate the cages when points were needed. Austin was on the long end â- of a 7 to 1 score at half time. A dazzling floor attack literally swept the local boys off their feet. The New Trier lights have been double champions of the Suburban league twice. Bantams Lose Lane won a close encounter with the bantams, 11 to 9. Merkel's stellar free throw work won the bantam tilt for Lane. He tossed nine free throws in fourteen tries. New Trier led, 5 to 4, at the half, but Lane came back in the third period with a new style of game, and passed the Kenilworth team, leading by four points up to the final minute, when Anderson of New Trier sank a long basket. Cal- lahan and Hartung displayed a stone wall defense and forced New Trier to use long shots. Over 2,000 rabid rooters witnessed the games, overflowing the gym- nasium seating capacity, and beating university basketball attendance records. Lightweights Austin, 25 B.F. Bergstrom, rf. 2 0 Hoffman, If. 4 0 Karstens, c. Seeman, rg. Wallach, lg. 37 00 New Trier, 12 B K Bellows, rf. ...20 Kershaw, If. . .0 0 Tucker, c......2 0 Parker, rg. ....0 4 0 0 Smith, lg.....0 0 Fleming, c. ...0 0 Burt, rf.......0 0 Richards, If. ..0 0 Free throws missedâ€"Karstens, 2; Parker, 6. Fefereeâ€"Havlicek. Umpire â€"Reynolds. Bantamweights Lane, 11 . B.F. Merkel, rf. ...0 9 Skor, If......10 Schroeder, c. 0 0 Callahan, rg. .0 0 Hartung, lg. . .0 0 Free throws Weber, 5. Referee- pireâ€"Reynolds. New Trier, 9 B F Roth, rf, .....0 0 Anderson, If. .2 0 Prescott, c. ...10 Boyce, rg. -----0 0 Weber, lg.....0 3 Glover, rf. ...00 missedâ€"Merkel, 5; -Havlicek. Um- H1GHWOOD INCLUDED IN BASEBALL LEAGUE Highwood will be represented in the Suburban Baseball league, which was organized recently at the Win- etka community house. The other towns in the league are: Wilmette, Winnetka, Glencoe, Lake Forest, Li- bertyville, Deerfield, Shermerville, and Glen View. No admission will be charged to any of the games, which are to be played Sundays during the summer. The idea of the league members is to have first class baseball without the element of professionalism. A committee has been appointed to ar- range a schedule. KENILWORTH SPEEDERS' COURT NOW IN ACTION Magistrate A. S. McKenna of Ken- ilworth had a busy week with the speeders. 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