Sports highs ready for district tourney at Baldwin
The sports highs prepare for the district tournament and will compete in the second district meet at Baldwin this week.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1921
Page
9
The sports highs prepare for the district tournament and will compete in the second district meet at Baldwin this week.
Testerman, the fast Lawrence high school basketball forward, will miss at least a week due to a knee injury from football. The Lawrence team eyes the Baldwin district tournament with Coach Max Klein naming substitutes and guards, aiming to reach the semi finals to enter the state tournament.
University basketball coach Dr. Forrest C. Allen has named his picks for the all-Valley teams, selecting three Kansans for places on the first and second quintets. The selections reflect his view of standout players from the Valley in the season.
Dr Allen named two first teams and a second team for Kansas and Missouri players. Included are Bunger and Endacott on the first team with Brown and Wiles, plus guards and centers from Kansas, Missouri, and Oklahoma. Honorable mentions include Uhrlaub and Paysour among others.
The Haskell Indians will finish their basketball schedule this week by playing Lees Summit Athletic Club on Thursday and Warrensburg Normals on Friday and Saturday. After the schedule ends they will start indoor baseball practice.
Lamar Hoover, known in Kansas as a basketball player and official, was in Lawrence yesterday on business. Hoover, a former Baker University star, played on the Baker University team and showed interest in the oil industry.
The 1907 era teams are recalled as Hoover notes enduring teamwork and goal shooting. Tonight two postponed games finish the first round in the Congregational league, with Congregational teams scheduled to play in both matches.
Humble's three act college play Swaddling Clothes by Prof H W Humble of the law school at the University will be presented by a Dramatic Club cast Wednesday at 7 30 pm. A two month rehearsal has produced a promising program coached by Prof A MacMurray. No admission charged.
Peggy Prim urges shopping at Drescher's to learn correct authentic Spring clothing. March 28 noted. Kennedy Plumbing Co offers installation for home improvements including vacuum cleaners and percolators. Bell's advertises 59 cent records as good, not second hand or defective.
The notice advertises a sale at Ober featuring many records and a complete assortment of middy ties in plain colors and plaids made of pure silk for 85 cents. It also mentions attractive electric sewing machines that double as writing desks shown by Kansas Electric Utilities Co. and a local dentist Wm W Russ.
Misa Spinney engaged by the MacDowell Fraternity to present Alcestis at the University on March 17. Vivian Martin stars in Little Comrade to be shown in Lecompton Saturday night with a good comedy also on the program. Ticket prices are 11 and 30 cents tax included. Local notes include Mrs Tanner visiting her son E W Tanner and Mrs Hannah Woodard visiting E S Woodard in Tola. City Drug Store advertises Wearever Hot Water Bottles.
The YMCA free employment bureau assists students, others seeking work, and the public. It reports success with jobs from scrubbing to surveying. Morning calls for workers are being filled with difficulty. For sale eggs for hatching and Barred Plymouth Rock cockerels. telephone 846N5, Mrs. Gus A Brune.
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