The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-12-03

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The orchestra.s work so ts- has
been very good and even better ~
suits are expected. The new selection
of Victor Hereert,s latest offerings
wiz be used and practice VIII start
Monday at $50 O'Clock sharp. There
are now about thirty enrolled There's
room for more.
Gym Mems EieIe Class.
Senior gym mems Bible class meets
this evening at $50 and will close at
sos. in TIM, 10 get into gym On time,
a. Sis. H. 7. Orsborn, leader. Every
man in the senior gym class IS in
vited TO be present aad take part In
some lively discussion. 1t is planned
to run the course throughout the win,
ter months.
Friday Night Games.
Friday nights games are TO be
couple OF warm ones:
NJ. r. p. Co. vs.. Keokuk Electric.
Sparks ought to fly that game.
Purity Oats VS.. Kellogg-Birge One
Of the two viii eat the other up.
Come early and get a good seat
Game will be called at $40. So far
this year in the hands of Referee
Charles King, the games have been
started promptly on time, which makes
them much more interesting both to
spectators and players Next Tues
day, Dec. s, there will fc one league
game and one outside game. which
will present a strong bill with which
to close the first half of the schedule.
The league game that night will be
Irwin,Phillips VS.. Keokuk Electric Co.
Teams Chosen.
Teams have been chosen for the
all-round athletic league in the junior
student gym class. The contest opens
Thursday. The teams chosen are as
follows:
Oriow How'd captain; Graham Nc
Clintock, Birdwell Sutlive. Robt. Nc
Cutcheon, Warren Perdue, Grafton
Blood, Harrison Sutlive.
Dan Bishop, captain; Frank Reiner,
Melburne Roche, Geo. Raber, Max
Jones, Harold Delahoyde, Glen Con-
ner.
Owen Steffey. captain; Carl Bode,
Leonard Matless, Colin Davidson,
Chas. Abel, Calvin Alling, Clayton
Skirvin
VIM. Miller, captain: Gilbert sarg-
emit, Palmer Pyle, John Marsh, Philip
Benner, John Furlong, Harvey Swan
SON.
Frank Croskery, captain; Forrest
Simmonds, Miller Brown, Leland
Grout, Paul Better, Eugene Barr,
Carlisle Zange
Edw. EbersoIe, captain; Edw Rish,
Ralph Kirch, Chas. Morris, Henry
Kruger, Robt willard, John Col
llsson.
Commercial Basketball League.
Tuesday night Irwin-Phillips won
from Huiskamps, 31-19, in fast and
thoroughly interesting battle. while
NJ. r. P. Co. swamped c., B. & @. to
the tune Of "a to 9, making the sixth
defeat for the railroad men-how-
ever their spirits are not dampened,
and tlGy SApSGL 10 lldhS d UCt-
ter showing the second half of the
season.
/ In the first game Captain venning,
Of the Black and White bunch, show
ed his masterfuI engineering Of the
team by keeping the fighting spirit up
to the very last second OF play, and
McQuoid who has become so popular
as the accurate shot" rolled in seven
more marks on his record. For the
Huiskamp team, Hassett led the list
Of basketgetters, with four. Steve
has always played guard before, and
| his work at forward shows he is an
all round player. Captain Sheldon
played his usual good floor game.
Second Game.
| In the second game there were many
l".ime-outr calls for men who we're
lmomentarily incapacitated, but the
damage done was in each case only
slight. Each man on the railroad team
played hard and deserves commenda.
ton. The NJ r. P. men were lack.
ing In team work as is the usual case