Arizona republican., 1912-07-26
BUSINESS MEN
 HOLD THE LEAD
Hustlers Outclassed, Fight Stub b ornly Through Three Hot Games of Vol ley Ball at Y. M. c. A. Gymnasium

Handicapped rather than helped by playing seven men on the field, Dr. RedewIFs Hustlers went down before the steady hitting and hard serving of the Business Mems team at the Y M. c. A. lest night in three games. thusIy. 21-16. 21-15 and 21-12.
 All in a1l, the game was the best that has ever been staged at the gym. In terest was intense on both sides. Rede- wills men had lost their first set of games tn the business men. and had practiced hard to win the second de- bate The business men, however, played to retain hard won laurels and got away with it in fine shape.
 Individually the Hustlers played a good game. but due to the overcrOwd- ing of the floor to accommodate seven men. the players interfered somewhat and lost many chances to score. The other side was in fine fettle. Laveen, captain played his usual brilliant game and the serving of Gregory was feat ure to be glad about Harrett showed unexpected strength in his position at left ccnteI Prof Michaels at center was in the game all the time, anu would have played errorlessly but for short run of bad luck.
 Harry Shedd's serving was good His manner of putting 'em over from his little corner at right back was most encouraging All together the team showed surprising form considering the new men and the new positions some of the older men were filling.
 RedewiI was easily the strongest man on lis side The doctors return ing is strong and puzzling. He has also some effective curves on his serve. Jones in spite of his tendency to put the ball into the tree tops was a player and half Wakelin's serve was excellent Professor Fitzgerald in the center for the Hustlers was strong on net plays and to his work is due great deal of the scoring on his side The Hustlers' line up is as follows. Fitzgerald, center forward; pr. Rede- viii. back center: Cass Redewill. left back; Jones, right back Wakelin right forward; O'Nen and Coggins left forwards
 The Business men: Harry Shedd. right back; Laveen. captain, back cen ter: I. l.. Gregory, left hack; Herrett. Tlgnt forward. BfOl. MICilaelS, E@ule1 forward. Lyle Abbott, left forward.
 The game started out with snap that promised some nifty playing and all through the points weCe hOtly con tested Although they he no cinch. the business men were at no time ia very grelt danger of losing. Their open style of play and general all round speed and strength, were undoubted factors in their success, though as Buckle O'NeiI says rather obviously, Tt was cur inability to serve and re- turn the balls that lost us the game. :.
 Buckle" is also resp 1rs;ble for ic motto. We took away the scenery So Jones could play, and got the Prof to heln us but I was or the side so they lost" This pessimism is founded pr no very stable facts, for O'Neil played a good game, though little streaky.
 The seniors of the Y. M. C. A. will organize team as soon as the men come out, and they will likely chal- Ienge the Hustlers. As if is now there seems to be no organization playing the game necessary to wre5t the two times won trophy from Laveens team