Arizona republican., 1912-07-20
VOLLEY BALL
 TONIGHT AT Y
Redewill's Hustlers and Roger Laveen's Business Men Clash i'll First Con
 test of Tournament; the Teams Are Even Match

Just about the keenest package of rivalry that ever was delivered at the Y. M. c. A. will find outlet tonight, in the meeting of Doc. Redewilrs "Hust- lers" anu Roger LaVeen's bunch of business men, in what promises to be the fastest game of volley ball in the year.
 The man on both sides are the kind that play till the last shred of 'em wears away. and to say they all get around fast on their feet and hit hard and accurately, completes the recOm- mendatiAn.
 This game will start the tournament off vitr sl1y-rockets. After the or ganiZation of the teams, the challenge was issued for a game between the 1igh scfoOl team, captain. Professor Michaels and Rogers business men The Hustlers team was substituted at this point to allow the high school athlc,25 more time to train.
 For the benefit of those who are not familiar with the intracacies of volley ball. a brief explanation is given. Th5 game consists of a combination of baseball. tennis and basket ball. with enough exciting features thrown in to make Il Q fine developer of crack in- dividua3 and close team play. It Is played on an indoor court, of oblonS shape evenly divided by a net across the cente~ about six feet off the floor.
 Five men make a team and their pO- sitions on the floor are arbitrary The ball. about eight inches in 0'ameter and of soft inflated leather ard rub Der. is served by batting with the hand Server is out when he fails to put it over or any of his side fails to return tic ball after the receiving side ha, sent it back. Sometimes inc ball is hat+ed a great many times tefore some one slips up and allows it t" get away Frequently the whole team take haad in making a score or an out Three serves are allowed a sid" be- Tore they are retired. Points ara scored simply, one for each failure to return cleanly oy the receiving si'1e.
 Twenty-one tallies make a game often ta1-ing dozens of serves to score out
 RedewiIl's team consists of some of the speeliest men on the floor. The dOtlOI IlIlitSEil SCI NtS NCt1 cliih Ittbl ii- with great speed and precision. Pro- lessor Jones. of the high school is a strong batter. frequently scoring by his fast work. COggins plays the net for the Hustlers' and is strong man in serving His tyle is that particular deceiving sort called the "dew drop w D. O'%eil is good man at the net He plays either right or cepter with good judgment. His wife, he says, al ways les him stay out later on voI- ley ball nights so he can play couple more games. J. F. Barber. A c. Re dewill. F. S. Wakeln and Lindsay art all gool men. They fill center ant back positions on the Hustiers.
 Laveea has a good set of players both as to experience and git up ant git Himself, the hardest hitter, and { steady head in assists. Roger is backed up by a bunch of busy business boys George Herrett and J. F. Powell pla! forward petitions with ease and grace The latter is specially noted as tn man who served 'em so crooked h. scored from twelve out leaving tn other side with only three lone tallies
 w. A Parish. Harry Shedi, Waite
 
 back field while Prof. Michaels in spit of a hurt hand, and Ed Marshall ar there at the net all the time. The pro lessor is particularly strong with twisty. hender of a serve that take an extremely good eye to judge.
 Dope here is nix on this little Qas time tonight. for so great are tf chances of the game, and so large the part played by even an insignif cant break, there is no telling WI will win. The gallery will accomm' date 10 limited extent the crowd tn is expected. Others will have to fran themselves in the big double door but all will be placed to see what going on As this is the first set the series it is desired to have ; much enthusiasm present as possib and every bit of pulling will be great appreciated by the boys.
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