The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1912-09-19
SCHOOL YEAR PLANS
BEING WORKED OUT
COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL ATHLET-
lC ASSOCIATION FORMED
HEADED BY c. D. BROCK.
Students Hold Elections and Choose
Leaders in Athletios-Basket Ball
viii Take Prominent Place on Sport

The Shoshone County High School
Athletic association was organized and
started on its years work last Satur-
day, when representatives of the vari-
Gus high schools met In Wallace and
organized by electing Superintendent
c. D. Brock of Wallace president, and
c. F. Mercer of Gem vice president.
Professor J. A. Hibbard of the Ward
ner-Kellogg high was chosen secretary.
Plans were discussed and a tentative
program for the years activities in
athletic and oratorical contests ar
and attention will be given to the liter
airy events, athletics will weceive due
F., consideration. and the aim of the as
sociation's officers win be to promote
clean sports and encourage a spirit Of
friendly rivalry between the schools,
such as has existed in the past.
The present indications are that
football will take second place in the
sports calendar this season. and that
there Will be even more interest in
basket ball than was manifested last
season. 1t Is doubtful If football
schedule will be arranged, and there
are not many games in prospect c. L.
utterbach of the Wallace high school.
VINO VIII be the coach, critic and train
er was selected head of the committee
to arrange a basket ball schedule. This
VIII be done at once since the plan
calls for games earlier in the season
than has been the rule. T.. Q. McCor-
mick of Wardner- Kellogg high, aud c.
= Brown of Mullan high are the other
members of this committee
The prospects are good for series
of excellent debates. owing to the fact
that each Of the high schools in the
association has a. number Of students
who are capable OF making a good
showing in this line of work, and each
school has strong desire to win the
soon by committee headed by G. w.
Hoffman of Mullan. and including
Professor Fitzpatrick Of Wardner- Kel-
logg and A. l.. Bramhil Of Wallace.
Wallace High Elects.
AT meeting of the athletic associa-
tion of the Wallace high school student
body held Monday, the following offic-
ers were elected: President, Robert
McGrath; vice president Jimmie Mich
olson; secretary, Chester Howarth;
treasurer. Raymond Franz manager
Of football and basket ball, C. L. Utter
bach; manager of girls athletics, Jessie
McGrath
A special meeting of the student
body has been called for Friday eve-
ming to discuss the football situation.
The Juniors of the Wallace high
held their annual election Monday, re-
sulting as follows: President, Peter
George; vice president, Harold Heyer;
secretary Fred Weyer; treasurer, Dor
othy Harrison; yell leader, Ethel
Roach; literary manager, Muriel Brien;
social manager Francis Hopkins; lead
er of athletics, Henry Carruthers
Outlook Favors Wallace.
If there is football association. .sor II
a series of games is arranged between
some Of the schools, the local PLAYERS
and students believe Wallace has
better chance to lead in this sport
than the other schools of the county.
In fact, it is considered that the local
lineup will be strong enough to take
on any team that is likely to challenge
1t will be headed by Ernest Murphy,
hero of many a gridiron battle and
winner Of many medals for athletic
proficiency. With Coach Utterbach he
Is putting In time every day trying out
the aspirants for places on the team,
and Is confident of getting bunch of
good individuals and team workers
,ut Of large number that have Offer
ed AT every practice game there is
seen Peter George Domer Sebastian,
Will and Nathan Barnard, Henry Reit-
eel. Chester and Wesley Howarth, Har-
Did Heyer and others who are expected
to more than make good. It is said
hat there are number coming in who
will make likely timber who have no.