♦ » * • lt;*❖lt;*❖lt;•❖ ❖ • ❖ • ❖ *5» ❖a fip' itt'i no a on •25 YEARS AGO❖ Items From The Register❖ch• August 18, 1916. ❖❖ ❖ ^ lt;* lt;• • *5*The new slries of games and competitive events in which the boys of the Y. M. C. A. are striving for -Id supremacy as well as getting lots of fun out of them, are being carried on with much interest. At the be-^ ginning of the series last Saturday new captains were chosen and new teams organized. In the junior group Gale Bushgens is captain of the K. C. Blues and has chosen as members of his team: Orville Dawson, Earnest Foster, Max Robinson, Ray Moye, Morris Litwin, 'Lihu Moyer, Clair Dawson, Forrest Cottrell, Israel Litwin, Eugene George, Cyrus Potter, John Anderson. The other team is called the Tigers and is captained by Bob Cullison with Joe Sarver, Edwin Fudge, Earl Abbott, Ted Seymour, Wilder Conley, Francis George, Bob Taylor, Max Hamilton, Harold Melton, Louis Hamilton, Wycliffe Waugh and Chester Zook as members of the team. ... As in the contest just closed the games are armory ball on Tuesday and Thursdays at 8:30 and volley ball on Saturdays at 8:30 with swimming events at the swimming period which begins at 9:30 on all three days. The intermediate group, the one team is captained by Royal Eastwood and the members of his team are Merle Bollinger,. Vern Moyer, Leonard Lacy, Harold Zook, Verne Powell, Wendell Summers, Jesse Hudson, Floyd Lacey, Horace Miller. The other team under the leadership of Russell Morrison is composed of Wilfred Moore, Victor Kirk, Stanley Kirk, Ray Cottrell, Albert McClure, Quinn Gard, Clayton Allison and Phillip Cass.