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=(H.), third, (Three contestants.) WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, FRIDAY, MARCH 7, 1919 New Trier Sport Notes NEW TRIER WON TWO TITLES FRIDAY NIGHT "Well we won fellows!" was the familiar call about the campus Fri- day evening after the home swim- ming teams, both senior and junior, had taken two swimming matches from some neighboring schools. Gary failed to appear for the match and probably gained by it as New Trier's swimmers had made up their minds for a clean sweep of the events. The boys deserved to win. On top \ following cadets qualified to repre- | sent their different companies at | ihe final drill to be held next Mon- | ay: : bins, O. Brown, C. Varney, H. Heuch-: ling, E. Capps, W. Weld, M. Webber, R. Low, A. Day, C. Prescott, F. Gage, ! E. Porter, M. Jannson, R. Bellamy. E. Hill, K. Watspn, J. Gathercoal, J. Glover, R. Stephans, L. Quayle, J. Hazelhurst, W. Jamison, M. Major, K.: King,*D. Snow. Siebold, D. Worthington, D. Capps, \. Shellman, J. Antonio, C. Ehlers, | |g H. Lundberg, B. Pruden. ler, D. Boyer, L. Beale, D. Osgood, of the victory came the announce- ment from Art Wright, the cheer leader, that the basketball team had | won their two first games at Joliet. And to celebrate the event in true] style Wright took a jump into the tank, in his duck outfit. The table of points and the sum- maries of the events were as fol-| lows: Senior Junior New Trier .... 49|New Trier .... 20 Oak Park .... 29|Fvanston ..... 11 Hamilton... 7\Hamilton ...... 6 Evanston. ..... S|Oak Park... 6 Senior Summaries Plunge--Won by Ford (O. P.); Kerr (N. T.), second; Webster (N. T.), third; Ingalls (O. P.), fourth. Distance 48 feet, in 1:00. 40 yard, free style--Won by Weld (N. T.); Hodge (O. P.), second; Ram- say (N. T.), third; Webb (H.), fourth. Time :20 2-5. 100 yard free style--Won by Ram- say (N. T.); Weld (N. T.), second; Hodge (O. P., third. Time 1:02. 60 yard back stroke--Won by Ram- say "(N. 'T.); Kerr (N.'T.), second; Webb (H.), third. Time :45. (Three finishers.) 100 yard, breast stroke--Won by Olmsted (E.); Vedder (N. T.), sec- ond. Time, 1:22 2-5. (Two finishers.) Fancy diving--Won by Low (N. T.); Mills (O. P.), second; Hodge (O. P.), third. 160 yard relay--Won by New Trier; Oak Park, second; Hamilton, third. F. Rye, P. Corbett, J. Levy, E. Eisendrath. | the drill. would lead all the boys out of the | north shore what a ghastly gap would | | be left; the vacant lots would be | | sadder than r i i Company A--W. Pattison, J. Rob- Company B--G. Emrich, G. Phillips, Camelon, R. Company C--F. Roe, N. Miller, A. Company D--E. Meierhoff, B. Mil- Burnham, D.| Army officers will be the judges at | If some Pied Piper of Hamelin| cemeteries. IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE. RARE AND FINE NEW BOOKS | ROSELUND'S BOOK CONCERN || W24 Bisscnie Tube, oc 17 E. Ohio Eloguently Written by "DOC" ROSELUND TUFF OF MASONRY PE rio) Re i RAVER ANKE i Rae most mysterious novel finest in the United Btates 3 Your bookseller, or send to Territorial Di Wanted Time 1:21 3-5. Junior Summaries ! 40 yard free style--Won by Aquart | (0. P.); Wedge (E.), second; Blair] (H.), third; Nelson (N. T.), fourth. | Time :23 2-5. 40 yard back stroke--Won by Wee- ge (E.); Skelton (N. T.), second; Os- fourth. Time :30 1-5. 40 yard breast stroke--Won by Skelton (N. T.); Holman (E.), second; Hornstein (N. T.), third; Ingalls (O. P.), fourth. Time :26 2-5. Fancy diving--Won by Schmidtgen N. T.); Skelton N. T.), second; Blair Swimming Notes The annual Intra-mural Confec- tionery Swimming meet opened up at the school Tuesday when the Molasses Maulers beat the Spearmint Spoilers 391-2 to 281-2 in a rather exciting meet. The next meet 'will be held next Tuelday between the Marshmallow Munchers and Chocolate Chewers and the following Thursday The Kandy Kids will meet the Fudge Fighters in another tilt. Prizes will be awarded to the teams showing the best individual record and the team taking first place. It will be interesting to know that in the swimming meets this year, in which they took the Suburban league championship, New Trier has scored 212 points to the opponents 86. Some record! With the exception | of Lane Tech New Trier claims to be one of the best, if not the best prep | team in the Middle West. And to] settle the dispute with Lane Tech, | supposed to have a stronger team | than New Trier, the school has] challenged the local boys offering to! meet them in their tank or at Kenil- | worth. No answer to the challenge | has been received. NEW TRIER OUT OF RUNNING FOR THE CHAMPIONSHIP 1 |] in When Evanston suffered Bloom, | one of the weakest teams of thé | league, to beat her last Saturday at | Evanston, they not only lost their fourth game of the season but put New Trier out of the first division or spoiled any chance they had of getting there. The way things stood before the game Saturday New Trier had to beat Deerfield today in order to play in the finals for the champion- ship, but Evanston had to beat Bloom or we stood no chance. The result! of the game was that New Trier will battle for honors in the second divis- jon starting today with Deerfield. A week from Saturday they will meet Morton at New Trier in the evening. On Friday, March 28, New Trier will play at Morton. : The lightweights must beat River- side Saturday in order to stay in the | second division. COMPETITIVE DRILL IN | MANUAL OF ARMS ] a A competitive drill in the manual | of arms was held Monday and the | Wi of n unhatched A galation of beat, ventilation and c E: |B = | keeps eggs rectly ad { including all In business PLL ae ; To Crder Only 335 a a" HARRY 1 MITCHELL With Every Suit TAKE THE TRAIN. Spend 50 or 60 cents for car fare and save $15.00 | ExtraPANTS Free : to $30.00 on your suit. A! You Have To Do Is Leave Your Measure and I'll Take Care of the Rest HARRY MITCHELL 16-18 East Jackson Boulevard Between State and Wabash, Chicago Belt, P. 3 POX TOON BIT UTA SLY. : GISH'S BOOTS HOLD. : BOLSHEVIKI WHEN DOROTHY STARTS AF- | | VILLAGE THEATRE ~ WILMETTE, ILLINOIS Phone Wilmette 1441 M. L. Sparr, Mgr. 1150 Wilmette Ave. Monday, March 10th, and Tuesday, March 11th SHIRLEY MASON IN "The Winning Girl" a From Saturday Evening Post--This Girl has Spunk --She is full of Pep. 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