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· Marc.h 4r 1927 , WILMETTE LIFE NEW TRIER CAGERS TROUNCE EVANSTON North Shote Heavyweights Add More Laurels to Great String of Wins; Lights Lose l-Jonors were even when the final ,~histle blew on the cage contes~s at Glencoe Village Board Pledges Support in . Plans to Dt·ain Sko.k ie ~~~~p0 fo:h~e;:~:;neta~fveGl~i~iz~~sthf~~n~ The p r o pose ci drainage of the Skokie valley .which received such all impetus at the joint meeting of citizens of north shore villages at the Skokie· country club, Friday evening of la st week, . was given · additional support uy the Glencoe Village board at its meeting · the following Monday evening. At this timt' the Board went on record as being in hearty accord with the movement and ready and willing ~o do whatever it can to further it. Thi s attitude was expressed in the foilowing resolution, adopted · by a tm:t.nimous vote of the trustees: "Whereas, the Skokie valley has long- been a serious menace to t)1e heal1 h and happiness of the People of Glencoe, because of the polution of the surface water with sewage spread over the marshes hy the drainage ditches of Lake county; and "\Vherea.5, this condition affords a bree rling ph.ce for myriads of mosquitoes that make life miserable for the people of o,u r community during the summer months and tend to spread contagion throug.h out ·this district; an<\ · .. Whereas, it has been brought to ~ the attention of the Board of Trusthe various villages of the north shore are about to petition· the Sanitary District of Chicago to grant relief by the construction of a suitable drainage ditch throughout the Skokie valley; and "Whereas. · it is further proposed that it t'he Sanitary District of Chicago fail to grant the .z.ecessary relief. then a drainage __,district or distri cts. will be · formed for the express purpose of rendering this service to the villages along the north shore; "'Therefore. be it Resolved, by the · Board of Trustees of the village of Glencoe· that we do endorse the proposition of adequate drainage for th · Skokie valley, and pledge our co-oper ation to this end." Winogene Springer. who ..is attend · ing Sweet Briar .college, Sweet I3riar, Va. , had an attack of appendicitis and was brought home and operated on at the Evanston hospital. She is now convalescing at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mr:;. George \V. Spr-inger, 724 Forest avenue. 0 0 0 ....;0 o·;-.. ;' T II V 0 · u 0 ·· ... ·· s _.. ,. .__.. Beardsley gymn.asium in Evanston Friday night. February 25. To Evanston went the high side of the score in the lightweight divisit.A\ while the New Trier .heavyweights had an easy walk -away. on a doubled score in the second of the two tilts. When Coach Duke Child';:, light string stepped out ttpon the floor for the first of the two games they walked into as fast a:1d exciting a cage battle · as has been waged this year. vVhile the final score dealt out had news to the tune of 19 to 17, the township h1tnch carried a wallop in their work througho11t ;1nd not until after the fina! gun, could Evanston cla~m the match. '- Evanston led off at the outset with a three point leaJ but at the end of the first quarter the sc ore stood 7 to 3 with New Trier swinging the whip ~nd. ·The half ended ll to 6, likewise in the local favor am~ apparently the hoys were of£ for their second win over Evanston. At the end of the rest penod, however, the Wildkits took the floor refreshed ami four minutes after the toss-up had tied the sco re. A seco nd latt:.r a basket by Culvl!r placed Evanston in the lead and a pa1r more, donatee~ by Mendelius. ga vc th e so uth -downers a point lead, New Trier having- annexed a g-oal of tlu~ir own in the mean time. In the final minute, New Trier showered clown two more while Evanston kept ahead by looping the final basket of the game . As the gun cracked hoth te..tms were holding the ball after the jump. · With the heavie s th e talc was entirely different. New Trier, staging a come-back from their defeat at the hands of Morton on February 19, rang up one field gnat and ll free throws, giving them the long end on a 13 to 7 score hy the end of the half. The first quarter turned out to be the only tight period in the game, ending with New Trier in the lead 7 to 6. From then on the local boys tuned in on all five and slid through for a 30 to 15 win . The heavyweights no'vv f1nd themselves ·on the la st lap before th e coming di strict tournament, which will he· played at \Vaukegan the !at tcr part of 11ext \veek. Providing they can down Deerfield and vVaukegan in the meantime, they will enter the tourney as champions o[ the old Suburban I ·ague. Game Summaries 0 O There is nothing like finding out· . things yourself. We would rather have you try our food than t~ll you how good it is. Satisfy yourself. 0 0 ~~mpting Service MAC'S Bowling Lunch 0 0 1151 Wilmette AYenue [b c::::rO' II A. M. to MidDiaht 0 8 0D "1 phone the White Cash. Market my order every morning and start my dinner before I go out." WHITE .CASH MARKET· Specials for Saturday, March 5 OneFriendlellsAOctkr For ·convenience [rade a[ the White Cash Market nearest you. The same quality' meats. Low prices; Courteous ser·rice. Better Meats Lower ·Prices ~:~ Choice GENUINE CAPONS, lb................... 43c Lightweights ~~;w Trit> r Eva nston h . f. p. Richard, rf 1 0 :3 .\ 11' IIi n. rf 2 1 2 <;oa<'ht' r, If McLean, If Strong, (' ~ 0 :~ :\luw1<·1ius, (' 1 0 1 CuiYPr, rg· Smith, rgMills, lg 0 1 2 Fogarty, h.:· Saxton, If 0 1 0 RussPI, If And<·r!'on, If l 0 0 h . f. (l . 2 0 ;~ :I 0 1 I 0 0 I 0 I a I 1 0 0. .. 7 ::"J<·w Tri<'r au 7 5 8 Club Steaks, lb.... 39c I~:;:; Beef Tongues, lb. 28c Swifts HAMS Whole or half Special at lb: ..... ·....... 31Y2c: ::~ve Pot Roast, lb..... .. 21c ILean Boiling Beef, lb ... .15c . ::~~e·· RIB ROAST BEEF ~: ~::te lb............. 39c ~:! Lamb Patti~s, lb·... 33c \·osh shor Mackerel,each.lb.20c Smali~Lean PIG ROAST PORK, lb... ".' .......... 21C ~i::~Made Herring, lb~ ...... 29c IFresh Oysters, pt·... ·· ···.38c ;;:: Large DRESSED PIGEONS, each ............ 30c ~remium ' Heavyweights EvanRton h . f. Jl. Palt'tti, rf 1 8 ~ Oldberg, rf Sheldon, If 2 3 1 Ba(:hE'chi, If Markley, c 1 3 ~ Eg·bt'rt, c Paletti, j. rg 1 2 3 Kapple- h. 1 r. 2 2 2 100% P·U RE COUNTRY STYLE )l . ;{ 0 0 4 1 Pork Sausage, Links, lb.... 35c Potato Sausage, HOME MADE SWEDISH lb·...._ .. · 25C j..r - CoppJand, lg Nelson, rf 0 0 2 0 --7 16 1.3 4 Holland. rg· 1 I 0 Mellin, lg 0 1 man, lg 0 0 Lee. If 0 0 Kelley, r·f 0 1 Witt, c 0 0 Haugan, lf 1 0 3 0 4 1 0 0 0 0 Ph. Wilmette 2779 Ph. Greenleaf 2850 Ph. Wilmette;·2S38 1189 Wilmette Ave. 924 Davis St... Ph. Greenleaf 285l. Four Free Deliveries-9 a. m., 11 a. m., 2 p. m., 4 p. '!"·~Four Free Deliveriea ;· 9 13