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December 17, 1926 WILMETTE LIFE Purple Basketmen Ievening's work for any basket b a 11 ;t;f' player. to iY.l eet Bulldogs Injuries Slow Fisher' · T h A l Fisher was slowed up a bit beca!lS~zn oug rgumen of an injured knee but is expected to An o t h e r tough assignment faces be going full tilt within several weeks. Xortln\'l'stcrn university's ba sketball He and Rusch worked together in fine team Saturday night when the strong style against the Hoosiers, and with a . few more games under their belts will qumtet fron1 Drake unive'rsity of Des be reaclv to take on anv of the con\[ oinc:-;, 10\Ya, invades Patten gy111 in ference -outfits. t hc scc(Jnd game of the season for the The Korth west ern guards ,,·e re a bit Pllrplc .. \ ;haky, d~1c probably to their inexperT he :,1J( 1 \\'in~ ()i the Pur >l. il 1 1 1cnce. ~achse ~net Owen, both n~w . I e _t le , mrn, played a fa1rly steady game whtch 1 'i~L'tlt ll~ game last Saturday aga1nst j sh ould imp~ove as the season advances. \\aba sh rathn :-urprise<l follo\\'ers of 1l·oster and Heideman were also used t h~· team as it \\'~h expected that the j at the ~)ack court position s and per! j.,o:;il·rs \\'Ottlcl ll 'l\'(' a 11 . 5 · t. · forme d 111 an able manner. ea .> une Ill I "'f . . . ·' oon " B a k ·rr . as 1 )ac k · on t 1 1e squa d ..:~ 11111 ~ 1 g a victory. However, Maury ! again and will he used at the running Kl'nt ' l> oys ro . e to the occasion and guard position. "Moon" should add a played a strong offensive game that lot to the ·Purple defense. which was h·pt tht·m thrL·atl'ning the Hoo sier's "( lll\C'\\·hat \\'raker than the offensh·e ""'a ll lt·ad . I q:·<·ngth in the \Vahash game. Drakt: will pron a formidable foe, ;\early 4,000 persons attended the :t . . the Bulld r.gs · bring an experienced , npene r la st Saturdav which is 1.000 ag~rl·gat ion whi ch la st season won the l mnre than e\'er atteiHled a basketball \1 i-.:-o uri Valley championship. Kearly .game in Patten ~·m before. The new t·,·ny tntmbcr of the team is a season- I hlt-acher:;, which will ultimatelv seat cd Htl'ran, and tlwir ability on the 6,000. arc expected to be filled ·to caha-.kttball C(J llrt i:l little short of un- pacity in the coming games. · · t IN EVANSTON The distinctive Christm.JS Gift that distinguishes tbt giver to be a person pos- . sessing rare taste, awaits your immediate selection at ' Catherine Reckitt'· s House and Garden Shop, Inc. I 710 1 1 1 Orrington An. OrriRgton Hotel PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS cannY . . ·l'·\·crthvJt...;, the \Vildcats enter the \·;·ntc-,t w~th full intentions of sending t ·tc b(lys 1rom Iowa back on the small ~·ttd ,,i thL· ~core. Experience gained 111 the open ing cncountl'r has helped t~lt' Purple boy;;, e\'eral of whom were participating in their first big time :\[iss Betty \\'eber was the guest of hunor at a masquerade ball given for her Saturday evening, December 11, by her aunt, Mrs. Arthur Johnson of \\'ilmette and Miss Rose Mulla\' of Chicago. 'The party was given at the :Johnson residence at 322 Fourteenth l'tll~ageme nt. I stred. :\bout thirtY -fi\'c guests were \\'al<lo Fisht·r and Bobl)\· Ru..;l'h ! ill\·ited. . 1'." 1 .1 n-teran:;, together with Herold i . -o(,ktrhmann, sophomore forward. carul. :u1 d 11r:-. Arthur jllllll:-.011 ni ri c'.!. the ~>runt of the Purple attack I J!! . Fuurtt't:t.lth :-t 1: l'd have had a;:) .cl.(altl~t \\ aba~h and pro\'ed that they j tht·tr gttnt 111r a tcw ,,.el'J.:,, ~{r:-; . R. ,·:ill h(· the -,tt·llar performers during ( ). :\nnin oi Detlver. ~I r:-. :\nuin j-; t ;It' i, ·rt hcnming '-Ca~on. Gltichmann, I lt- :1\·itlL.:" tuda \' for her homl'. \'.IH1 hail-; from Hoc kford, Ill., \\'a . the -o't·n-.a ti on ui tht . Purple team in la st ! ~I r:i . l'larence E . Draye :· oi 103-l ~aturda~· ':-. gamL·. lie tossed in S bas- ; Elmw ood annue, has returned to her kl.'t-. and 4 frt'C throws, which is a big : homr from the E\·anston hospital. 1 1 ( 1 · Our New Iwnston Shop is now Qpen l.AN.EDM:OOR CALF 2 io6- $8° 0 6yt~.loc'3 ... S<3° 0 Pride of Possession Buy skates that are worthy of the kind of skating you want to do. Skates that you'll be proud of. There is no finer skate made than Alfred's famous tubular skate and shoe outfit. See the improved racing and hockey models at your best dealer. ALFRED JOHNSON SKATE CO., CHICAGO NOT CO:'-lNECTED WITH NESTOR JOHNSON MFG. CO., OR A:"~;\' FIRM OF A SIMILAR NAME ~I£fed· ·RUB¥n;2 OU.tNGTON HOTEL EVANSTON fDOEWATI,_, 81A(." HOTEL EAST WASHINGTON '0 ,SHOES ;&r YOUN.G- MEN. THB YOUT~. THAT ARE BUILT 'rO 'I'AKE A LOT OF 'PUNISHMBNT,AND LOOK. LIKE DAD'S ro-4 ,.... Parented Lo,-k-Srrap for ankle support. I nstantlv attached or detached on all Alfred Racing and ·Hockey outfits. Straps extra. SMA!-~1'. MANLY LOOKING SHOES FOR. Pat. Appl'd For This Book It Free :\6 pages of photos and information about lee · Skating .. Send for it': n©m: ruoo© Champion o:£ tho World For Beginnera-ALFREo·s FlASH-Lower Pricecl