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54 WILMETTE LIFE and the St. Joseph 1, team is two games behind. The team that has shown the most improvement so far in the League, both in lung power, and playing ablllty is the St. Joseph 2, who will play a good game with , any team, and will out-yell any three of them. In the basketball League the Terminal A. C., 1, team is still on top of the roost, with two teams, the Presbyterians and State Bank near enough to give them plenty of competition, and keep them on their good behavior. The teams are playing a better brand of basketball every week, and the games between the above mentioned teams wlll be good. St. Joseph, 1, has not yet r e linquished the ir lead in the Indoor league, and from present indications, nothing short of dynamite will be able · to move them. Their nearest competitors are the St. Joseph, 2's, who are two games behind, and with luck, and experience should beat their rivals in about three years. The I. 0. 0. F., 1, team is still leading in the quoit league, and doing a good job of it too. Their nearest rivals are the Methodist who meet them February 4. The S. R. 0. sign is already out for the night they play, and the scalpers have the tickets, so we're afraid it's no use. But anyway it's going to be some game. The standing of the teams follows: St. Johns ............ ~ K. of C.. ............ 0 7 January 28, 1927 363 000 Recreation League The end of the tenth week in the Volley ball league shows the Presbyterians In first place, but with two other teams giving them a run for their money. The American Legion 1, is one game behind GOOD LOOKING That's what people say about · glasses fitted hereAnd you yourself will know they are good to look through. Remember . . . Y out eyes ate yout breadwinners~ it i~ wise to take cate of them. Volley Ball Team Standing Tt-am \Von Presb:rtt.·rian ......... 8 American LPgion, 1 .. 8 St. Joseph', 1 ........ 7 Howard P. T. A . . . . . G St. Joseph, 2 ........ 6 Terminal A. C ....... 5 Baptist .............. 3 American . Legion, 2 .. 1 Congregational ...... 1 Lost 1 2 3 4 6 6 5 5 10 Pet. 888 800 700 GOO 500 454 375 166 90 Indoor Ball Team Standing St. Joseph, 1 ...... 10 St. Joseph, 2 ........ 7 Y. P. C ............. G Terminal A. C'. . ..... 6 Howard P. T . }, . . ... G K. of C ............. 4 Methodist ........... 3 Congr egational . . ... . . 1 0 2 2 4 4 4 7 8 1000 778 700 GOO 556 500 300 111 Flo·eaee M. ·w ood 0. D. 709 MAIN STREET Phone Wit. 2060 Basketball Team Standing 'l'erminal A. f' ., 1 .. ~1 Presbyterian .. ..... .. 9 State Bank ... ...... . 7 St. Joseph, 1 . . .... , . 6 Methodist ........... 6 St. J osepR, 2 ...... .. 6 Terminal A. C., 2 .... 4 0 ] ] f) 5 5 4 1000 900 875 545 545 545 500 Must Be Sold Owners Leaving Town 6 rm. Span. br.; 2 baths: b. w. oil ht. : gar. att.: Frigidaire; lot zoo ft. deep in charm. neighborhood, Sz6,ooo. Homey 9 rm. res.: 2 baths: gar.; 125 ft. of deeply wooded frontage in choice neighborhood; nr. schools, transp. and stores. $2 7, 5 oo if sold this month. Land alone easily worth Szo,ooo. Substan. almost new solid br.: 4 bedrms.: 2 baths: lge. s'u n rm.; htd. gar. att.: immense beaut. wded. lot in choice n. e. sec. nr. lake, $) I,OOO. G. Eaton J. Neuses F. Lundberg J. Schlnler C. Varney L. Steiner H. Lundberg J. Engels Quoits T earn Standing P. Schopen I. 0. 0. F., 1 ...... 10 0 l~g~ H. Miller 1 Methodist ....... · · · · · 9 Umpire-H. Harloff 800 Terminal A. C., 1 . · · · 8 2 700 St. Joseph, 2 ........ 7 3 Termjnal A. C. (!I) Y P C ( 10) 700 · · · R. Btasdell I. 0. 0. F., 4 ...... 5 2 G E. Hardt 67 E. Hoffman K. of C., 2 .......... 6 3 570 N. Braun M. Powers K. of C., 1 .......... 4 3 N. Miller H. Seldeneck Terminal A. C. . ..... 5 4 556 R. Chester I. 0 . 0. F., 3 ...... 5 5 500 H.. Evans E. Brammer I. 0. 0. F., 2 ........ 4 5 444 J ·Thalman B. Winberg St. Johns ........... 4 5 444 Schild~·p n G. Harvey American Legion .... 4 5 44 4 · l 'mpire-H. Harloff St. Joseph, 3 ........ 3 6 3:13 Presbyterian ......... 3 7 300 Howard P . T. A. (3) St. Joseph, 2 (23) Terminal A. C., 3 .... 1 5 lli7 A. C. StrU(·bingE. Phillips Congregational ....... 1 7 12 5 Ceo. Mclnt:rr<· R. Steffens St. Joseph, 1 ........ 1 8 1 11 I. Burham; J. Hoffman English Lu~ll e ran .... 1 !l 1 00 .M. E. Lynch L. Weiss A. Hoffman E. From R. Meier Volley Ball n. PPh:rson V. Deinlein (January 17) E. "'· Pridmort: P. Wagner Howard P. T ..\ . St. Joseph, 2 n. Klinge . Score: Score: t'mpin·- P. C~tldWt·ll 1st gam 15 1st game 14 2nd game 15 2nd game 14 3rd ganw Hi 3rd game 7 St. .To~! · ph. I .J. Hoffmati A. C. Stru ebing Won by forf ·it R. 1\:If'ier M. Lynch E. Phillip::; f'. CotP Quoits n. Steffens F. J. Baughman (.January 21) N. Miller G. Mcintyre I. 0. 0. F ., ~ T. 0. 0. F ., ~ A. Hoffman E. \V. Pridmon· Score : Score : V. Deinlein 1st ganw 14 1st game 21 H.efet·et.' -n. C . Stonf' 2nd ganw 1 ~· . 2nd game 21 Congn·gat iuna I Dan Terminal A. C. Franko Rill Blansheim ·won by Forfeit Dick Burn~ Frerl H.adn£·r St. Jo~eph, ...\m('l'ican Lt' gion, 1 K. of C'., 2 l\J c tlw<li~t Game Postpon <l Score: Score: l~t g-am E> 3 1st ganw 21 Bapti::-;t 2nd ganw 14 2nd ganw ~ 1 Score: · Score: .John Sc-hopt·n L. F. Todd lst gamt> 8 1~t gam e 15 .J. R. Harp£·r 2nd game 10 2nd game l:i L. F. Ball E. Mc-Dow f'. C. HendPrson 0. Williams C. l\L Burlingham TPrminal A . f'., r. o. o. F .. 4 1 A. Youngberg E. Hill. K nrammer Harry Tr(·go .M. Reid n. Lindbloom Dick Burns V\·. Hass Score: . Score: F . Guthridge 1st game 21 1st game 1S E. Phelps 2nd gamP 1 R 2nd game 21 Referee-G . ,Ill. Uathercoal :lrd game 19 3rd game 21 PrPshyterian St. .T Oi'il' })h, 1 Basketball \Von by forf£·it Jack f{y(·rson (Stolp Gym, Jan. HI) Terminal A. C., 2 (50) K. of C. 00) E. Hardt . . . . . . R. F. . . J. Montonara 1. 0 . 0. F., 1 0. Harvey ...... L. F . . . R. Malinqu .i~t \Yon hY forft ·lt Ed Po.lly H. SeidenE"ck .... C.. . . . . . . . . . B. Smtth G. Engel ........ H.. G. . . . . Al Schaf'fPr Honwr \Yhitehous· · \V. Johnson . . .... L . G ....... E. Sf'yh·r TPrminal A . f'., 2 E. BrammE"r St. .To~eph, 2 Score : J. l\IcGinlf'Y Score: 1st gamP 21 N. Neilson 1st game 12 2nd game 22 S. Nordberg 2nd game 1 S Referee-:)£. Ling R. Rlasdell R. Stf'ffen~ State Bank (59) St..Joseph, 2 (:l1) P. Wagner E. Wellman 1\. Rand ........ R. F. . ..... R. Steffens H. Rand ........ L. F. W. Uttenreuter K. of C., 1 TE:rnlinal A. C., " R. Toth ......... C ...·..... J. Hoffman Won by forfeit R. Smith ........ R. G....... E. Phillips H. G. Kreuger R. Skelton ...... r.... G. . . . . . A. Peters Fred Cremer B. Robinson . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Y. Delnlein .T. HigbE"e " Rderee-~I. Ling 1 E · (Howard Gym, .Jan. 19) Methodist ( 19) St. Joseph 1 ( 6) C. ·w. Varney .. R. F. . . . . . . N. Millt>r L. Smith ........ I.... F ....... J. Reinert F. C. Varney .... C. . . . . . . . . . . G. Huck J. Waldner ...... R. G. . ... R. Hoffman L. Todd ........ L. G. . . . E. Schildgen \V. Yarney ...... R. G. . ..... E. Mether H. MoldenHauer Hf'ferPe-E. 'Yellman· Northwestern Fancy Diver is Central A. A. U. Winner l Nearly new 6 rm. Eng. br. Owner gone west and willing to take $),000 loss; h. w, ABC oil ht.; 2 car gar.; fine lot: only $17,500. 8 rms.; h. w. ht.; 2 baths; pu ft. Ind. Hill sec. S24,ooo. 2. car gar. lot 6ox18o worth $zoo Riparian right res.: 4 master bedrms. ; 2. master baths; 2 serv . . rms. and bath; 2. slp. pchs. ; all rms. painted. Architects, Marshall 8 Fox. $82,500. 8 rm. Br. Col.; 2 baths, t-lav. I st; htd. sun and slp. pchs.; h. w. ht.: att. gar. Mpls. ht. reg.: $Jo,ooo. Wally Colbath, Northwestern university fancy diver who, competing un attached, won the Central A. A. U. championship recently, is expected to he one of the outstanding performers in his event in the conference this winter. Colbath, who is only a SophoT£>rminal A. C., 1 St. Johns more, held the interscholastic prep ·w on by forfeit school championship while competing for Lane Tech of Chicago. Indoor Ball In v.iinning the ·Central championship (January 20) K. of C. (13) Methodist ( 2) Colbath was forced to best a fine array J. Steffens L. Skewes of divers headed by Halvorson of the Chicago athletic club. Colbath is expected to be one ot the leading point getters for the Purple this winter for besides his fancy diving he is also a c.rawl swimmer of ability and also performs on the water polo team. Wilmette Home Bakery Methodist Society Will Meet in Englewood Feb. 2 The semi-annual meeting of the Woman's Home Missionary society of Rock River conference, the Methodist church, will be held on Wednesday, February 2, at 10 o'clock in the morning, at the Englewood Methodist church. The national president of the society, Mrs. W. H. C. Goode, will give an address in the afternoon at 2 :45 o'clock. The Englewood Methodist church is at 6400 . Stewart avenu~ The lo<;al members have been directed to take the Englewood elevated train to Harvard station. Famous for Parker House Rolls BBIMSBM REALTY Exclusive Agents Ph. Winnetka 25 4 720 Elm St., Winnetka co. 406 Linden Ave. Ph. Wil. 1025 Ruth Wester, Prop.