The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1914-12-10
AT THE HIGH SCHOOL

The II. r. II. S. football team and
the Hood River Volunteer fire depart
ment gridiron stars are scheduled to
collide tomorrow at Columbia park.
The fire department management has
not decided on its exact lineup yet. but
the back field will be composed of Ba-
ker, Shay, Ford and Geg Franz. Ross
will cover the ball at center and the
line will be picked from Roger Moe,
Harry Dobson, Bruce Crump, Culver
0sgood, Chas. Carson and Earl Franz.
The high school players will be Nal
Button, Jack Stanton. Fred Coshow,
Lowell Nicholson, Julius Jacobsen, Geo.
Blagg, Allan Button, Paul Lancaster
or Mark Moe, Karl Won der Abe, Don
Cochran. and Bill Tollman. Leonard
Howard, Ben Breed and Clifford Porter
will be out in suits as substitutes. The
merchants, both of the down town dis
trict and the Heights, have agreed to
close from 3 to 5 p. m. Friday on ac-
count of the game. This will probably
be the best and most largely attended
game of the season. In view of this
the management has set general ad-
mission price of 25 cents. Enthusiasm
runs high as the game draws near.
The fire team outweighs the school ag
gregation, but the high school team has
the advantage of team work. The
game starts promptly at 3.l5. The
referees will be Weber and Thompson.
The II. R. H. S. basket ball team
plays the Case 'e Locks town team to-
morrow night. The Cascade Locks
quintet is no weak aggregation, but is
probably superior to the local team.
The Locks team defeated Stevenson
high last year, which the local team
was never able to do. Nal Button who
is strong man at center, will be en-
tertainng the firemen at Columbia
Locks. Abe Abraham, of last seasons
Pacific u team, who will probably
qualify for guard on the team. will not
be able to play till after the Christmas
holidays on account of his ankle. How
ever, the team will be in comparative
ly good condition Jones and Krohn or
Robbins will play forwards. Cooper
will play at center and Bentley and
johnson will play guards. Bryan Alb
raham will accompany the aggregation
on the trip down the river.
The first games in the Md-Colmbia
basket ball league which were sched-
uled to be played Dec. lS, when the
local team was to play Stevenson and
The Dalles was to play at White Salm-
on, have been cancelled. The White
Salmon quintet absolutely refused to
play The Dalles team so early in the
season. Goldendale has also applied
for admission into the league. In order
to arrange for this no games will be
This will be a strong league this year.
The Dalles and Stevenson are both
visibly stronger than last season.
White Salmon lost center but ac-
quired new recruit for that position
and claim to be stronger than last sea-
son. This delay in opening the league
pleases Coach Critics very much. The
local teams this year will probably be
as follows: Abraham, johnson and
Bentley, guards: Nal Button, center,
and Jones, Krohn, Cooper and Robbins
forwards. In the second division Laff-
erty, Breed Pape, Lewis, Moe, Shank,
lmholz, Porter and Nunamaker are
fighting for positions.
Miss Cecil Boyd, state play grounds
expert has been working in the local
schools the past week interesting the
students in out door exercise. While
she was here a class in folk dancing
was organized which Miss Rich will
teach in the future. If the class is
successful it is planned to give pa
geant in the spring.
The hot lunch plan, instituted last
Monday, has already proven success
at the high school. A menu that rivals
the famous whole hog and a loaf of
bread for five cents" is now being
served for p cents.
The students are planning pre- game
rally to be held after school today. 1t
will be something in the line of bon.
fire. hose cart combination.
The junior class of the high school
will hold class party next Saturday
night at the home of Mark Moe, one of
the members of the class.
A. L. Newton, of Eugene, who was
formerly superintendent of the Hood
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