The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1914-01-29
H. R. H. s NOTES

The II. r. II. S. basket ball team
was defeated at White Salmon last
Friday by the large score of S6-l6.
This is the third successive defeat for
the local team, two Of which were to
the White Salmon team. The schedule
of. games in the League caused the II.
r. II. s. team to play its firts two
games with White Salmon. The local
team would have stood better chance
if they could have played several
games before meeting W. S. ii. S.
again after the first defeat. ''Ths foot
ball should have been discarded
sooner" is Prof. Critics explanation
for the poor showing of the locals.
Noble and johnson were the only II.
r. II. s. players who played in their
best form. The other players have
taken slump and are not playing at
their best. johnson. Noble, Jones,
Larsway, Cooper and Bentley, Critics,
cosch and about 20 rootsrs madS the
"trip from here.
For five years, more or less, the H.
X. II. s. team hes been the basket ball
champions of the mid-Columbis region.
but according to present indications
they are the weakest team this year.
W. s. has defeated the locals. Steven
son has defeated ". S. and The Dalles
has defeated Stevenson.
Miss Ella 0xhorrow has been elected
captainess or csptainette of the girls
basket ball team.
The Pessimist club has bssn reorgan-
lied. After the high school team hsa
voA at foot ball and had won their
fret too games OF BASKET ball she con-
situation was burned and the club dis
ban6sd, but the constitution Ans nov
been drawn up Grew and the members
of the club are around again saying,
81 told you So"
The standing Of ths teams in the
Mid Columbia Basket Bell Leegue nos
is as folloVs:
Tbs Dolhs luaD pct.
Waite S@Is@e, 6gB 2-3
Stevenson, sos
Hood River, 0GD
Prof. Button he's organised % high
school orchestra from the mgsical stu
dents at the school. At student body
meeting last week it vas voted to al
low the use of part of the literary
money to buy music for the orchestra.
The following uill probably Ps in The
orchestra, Wilma Thomson, GeFtpH@a
Stanton, Marivhitmar Whitebaad, Jsse
sic Hovea, Suzanne Nag, Blla Rie4AHf
ond Bill McGuirs. Rerl Vondsroy and
Thurston LoraUay.
The final arrangements of the Ore,
gon Trail club, which has b&sn organ.
ICED by the high school girls. have beer
made. The club is run on q MeGlt sys-
tenn. All girls who WILL put in tUc
hours each week for eight consecutive
weeks at the division OF athletics fol
which they sign up RECEIVE 20 points
for their division and at the end of the
'semetser the division having the high.
est number of points will be banqueted
by the other division. Each of the fol
lowing girls has been appointed leaders
of their division: DeForest Gould
tennis: Della Smith, basket ball; Ad,
rienne Epping, horseback riding Helen
Sutthotf, swimming; Esther Husbands,
track; and Helen Hargreaves. walking
and hill climbing.
Howard Widen has been enrolled al
the high school.
Bill'Hayward, physical director of U.
of o., and trainer of Olympiad fame,
will be here next Tuesday to instruct
the local students in athletics and helT
in the plans for the trackmeet. Tues
day night at 8 O'Clock MIR. Hayward will
give an illustrated lecture, free of
charge, at the high school.
The manual training department
has slowed down now, after a long
siege of mechanical drawing and some
of the students are working on pieces