Arizona republican., 1912-07-27
LET'S PLAY 2
 MORE GAMES
So Says O'Neil and He Gathers a Team of Volley Ball Artists to Try a Fall With the Twice Trampled Hustlers

The second defeat of the Hustlers at the hands of the Business men was followed last night by the or sanitation of a team of Scrubs" w D. O'Neil, captain and leading ghost Simultaneously with the announce ment of the Scrubs advent. came a challenge to the Hustlers, accepted instantly, of course. More evenly matched, possibly than the Hustlers and Business men. these two teams will put on an exhibition of volley ball as she ought to be played this afternoon at five
 The Scrubs are made up of men from all the other teams Although they have never played any match games together, the material is good and the possibilities large for an in teresting set of contests. Captain O'Nen who plays the net for the team is an old head at the game and except for streakS of hard luck, puts up strong fight. Powell. who will play a forward position for the Scrubs is one of the best servers in the class. His return is nothing to brag about, but strings of five to ten points made on his puzzlers are to count for something in the teams side.
 Barker and F. s. Wakelin who will be in the field are both old timers at Volley ball. MT. Barker has been playing an exceptionally fine game lately and Wakelin always puts on steam in the pinches.
 Leecraft is newcomer. But he seems as much at home on the field as any of the older players Lindsey has a peculiar twisting service that wins many points. Beside these there will be two others selected later.
 The contrast between Phoenix Y. M. C. A. and those of Douglas and Risbee in the matter of athletics and the interest in and support of sim liar sports. is well shown by the in cident of the attempted intercity vOlley ball tournament When the question of set of match games first came up, it was planned to have Bisbee send a team to Phoenix, prob ably on the occasion of the fair Writing to the Bisbee "Y' Fitzgerald found that on account of the hot weather there, the gym closed for
 
 field.
 It is rather more tOrrid in Phoenix than the southern town if there is any difference in temperature at all, so the local " can take it as no end of a compliment that their man factory is still and continuously in use.
 It is more than encouraging, the interest that is taken in Fitz' after noon classes. In spite of the heat. the every other daily attendance is al- ways good and often so large the whole class cannot be accommodated on the floor at once. The work now in hand is light dumb bell and tens ing exercises. followed by mat work An hour each class day is devoted to practice in the game of VOlley ball, and that to some extent keeps up the enthusiasm. Beside the reg ular gymnasium work for business men in the afternoon, the Harriers club has been organized by Peter Keillor to give runners a chance to work out in company. Three morn ing a week, the Harriers tear through the streets at six in the morning clad III llSll iuIIlliIiS tlOlDtS anu ItdNl y to inhale a few cubic yards of fresh air. The runs vary from a mile or so so to five, and are regulated tC conform to the ability and expert eEce of the members.
 KeillOrs Kids every day for ar hour or two make the gyms own lit tie Welkin ring with their gladsome noise. The boys class is unusually large and demand practically all th' attention Of the director.
 Each set of exercises, and each run is followed by a swim in the whit pool Water sports are to be inaug uTated as soon as the necessary ap paratus can be bought One set o fish contemplates the purchase of polo ball and when that same spher arrives, there will be great to do i the drink The game of water polo about the most strenuous play pos sible. the halves being of six min utes duration to allow the players recover from their eXertiOns.