Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1911-04-14
Second Day.

Second Day.
Girls Basket Ball.
ST. JOSEPH vs.. NEwELLTON.
Newellton, having won in Thursdays
game, met st. Joseph Friday morning at
nine clock. The grand stand was hard
ly used at all. The spectators preferred
standing on the side-lines. Though much
interest was manifested, it could not be
hoped that this contest would be as close
as the one'of theIday before. The New
elton team was handicapped by having
played so hard the day before and did
not show up in such good form. The St.
Joseph team though fresh were too small
to hold their larger opponents to close
score.
st. Joseph won the toss-up and chose
southern goal. Though playing against
the wind Newellton managed to get the
lead in the first half, and in the second
ran up the score TO a safe distance.
Though playing hard st. Joseph could
not make such gain and the second half
ended with Newelltcn far in the lead,
and the flowing cup" was theirs.
Final score: Newellton Is, St. Joseph 6.
Boys Tennis.
WATERPROOF vs.. ST. JOPEPH
Middlebrooks and Webb, winners in
Thursdays game, won over Lewis and
Harper of St. Joseph.
First set: Waterproof 6, st. Joseph 1.
Second set: Waterproof z, St Joseph s..
Girls Tennis.
ST. JOSEPH VS.. NEwELLTON.
In what promised to be very unin-
teresting contest but proved otherwise,
Inez Gordon and Carrie Daniel of New
elton defeated Willie Lewis and Elise
Hazlip of st. Joseph.
First set: Newellton 6, st. Joseph l.
Second set: Newellton 6, st. Joseph 8.
Third set: Newellton 6, st. Joseph A.
History Contest.
Entries from 9th grade up:
Highest individual grade made by
Dannie Lynch OF New Light.
Highest class average made by st. Jo-
seph with Jim Curry first.
Letter Writing.
High school grades:
Clyde Blanche of st. Joseph, first; Jo-
sephine Ally of Newellton, second.
Lower Grades:
Elizabeth Crothers of st. Joseph, first /;
Willie Butler Of Waterproof, second.
Base Ball.
ST. JOSEPH VS.. NEWELLTON.
In very one-sided game St. Joseph
defeated Newellton but could not prevent
their getting one run which entitled them
to second place.
Girls Tennis.
NEWELLTON vs.. WATERPROOF.
Inez Gordon and Carrie Daniel Of New
elton found no trouble in winning over
Lilly Hudnall and EVE Greaves of Wa
terproof.
Score: First set, Newellton 8, Water
proofs 2. .
Second set: Newellton 6, Waterproof A
Night Session.
Only one number appeared for Friday
night. This was contest in singing.
This was won by the Newellton cho
rus: Susie Maude Muir, Inez Gordon
Josephine Ally, Carrie Marie Muir, Louis
Murdoch, Alice Buckner, Raoul Elgut
ter, Alma NARROW, Pauline Abrahm, Mi
lchael Elgutter, Charles Muir, Rober
} Newell.
This concluded the Rally Day contest
and the standing Of the schools was a
follows:
published Elsewhere.)
After the announcement OF the resul
| Of the singing Hon. G. H. Clinton de
llivered in his inimitable style the follow
ing awards.
Silver loving cup: Newellton Baske
Bah Team: Louise Murdoch, Inez Cor
don, Carrie Marie Muir, Josephine AL
and Carrie Daniel.
Tennis rackets: Middlebrooks an
Webb Of Waterproof.
Body protector and mask: st. Josep
Base Ball Team: Albert Bonderant, JIG
Harper, Reeve Lewis, Lewis Snodgras
Joe Pasternac, Eric Orr, Fred Blanche
! Edwin Blanche, John Harper, Abe
Mayer.
Tennis rackets: Inez Gordon. and Ca
| RE Daniel OF Newellton.
, Set of military hair brushes: Rec,
Lewis OF St. Joseph for l00-yd. dash.
Gold medal: Niddlabrooks Of Wat6