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FA NET eS WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1924 MEN BEAT WOMEN BUTIT'S HOCKEY Male Gladiators Use "Four Horsemen" Tactics IN An exciting game of field hockey + was played on Thanksgiving day be- tween the Winnetka Woman's Hockey team and an aggregation comprising their husbands and friends. The men won 6 to 1, victory coming by vir- tue of superior speed and brute strength rather than skill, according to the vanquished. The women were never quite sure of the number of their opponents, as substitutes were rushed into the fray with great abandon to supplant the breathless gladiators. On several oc- casions the game was halted to count the number of male contestants. The customary count was 12 rather than the required eleven. Due to their ignorance of the rules, many fouls were charged against the men. Follownig the manner of Knute Rockne, the men early elected a quar- tet of players who were dubbed "The four horsemen." They were injected into the argument whenever the for- tunes of battle favored the female species. The women hockeyites concede that after a little coaching, the men will develop into a speedy and powerful team. Outstanding stars were William Laing, Perry Smith, Walter Fisher and Thomas McLaren. The men's lineup included: Roy West, Perry Smith, Larned Greeley, Charles Matz, Henry Tenney, John Coolidge, Pres- Hachels- Flowers BEST QUALITY LARGE VARIETY Live Christmas Trees in Pots or Tubs STORE: 290 Greenwood Ave. Telephone Glencoe 155 GREENHOUSES: N. E. Corner Ridge Ave. and Central St., Wilmette. Telephone Wilmette 2221 ton Coolidge, Don Harvey, Thomas Mc- Laren, Paul Starr, Robert Elmer, Rob- ert Brown, John Bull and others. The Woman's team comprised the iollowing : Mrs. Fred Chapman, Mrs. Henry Tenney, Mrs. Emmons Blaine, Jr., Mrs. Walter Fisher, Mrs. Paul Starr, Mrs. Robert Brown, Mrs. Thomas McLaren, Mrs. Preston Boyden, Mrs. Dow Har- vey, Mrs. Sebastian Hinton and Miss Margaret Delay. On Saturday, November 29, the Winnetka Woman's Hockey team de- feated the Midway team 5 to 1 in the title match of the Chicago Hockey league. Today the second Winnetka squad will meet the second Midway team for the championship in that class. Mrs. B. A. Leader caused consider- able confusion in the afternoon session at the Skokie school one day last week by appearing during the noon hour with her new moving picture comera slung over her shoulder. She wanted to get a film of her two boys, Donald and Jack, playing with their classmates. She had no trouble find- ing willing actors, in fact, the only trouble was experienced by the teach- ers in getting the actors in to their desks when the last bell rang. 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Do Your Banking in Winnetka with WINNETKA STATE BANK ELM STREET, EAST OF LINCOLN FOOTLIGHTS and FANCIES of 1924 An Amateur Revue and DANCE to be given at the North Shore Country Day ' School Friday Evening, Dec. 12 At Eight o'clock Admission One Dollar Plant Now Trees--Shrubs--Perennials This is the right time to plant and buy trees, shrubs and perennials. Prices are lower now than in the spring. John Ostrowsky 1487 Asbury Avenue Hubbard Woods Phone Winnetka 546-J LEE SAYS: "Have we any Christmas ideas? Lots of them! Our store is full of them. Fine stationery in beautiful boxes. Fountain pens and pencils. Imported perfumes, powders, and soaps from British and French makers. Candies nicely done up in Christmas packages. Cigars, imported and domestic. Come in and get sug- gestions." : ADAMS PHARMACY Elm & Linden WINNETKA 2