The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1915-12-10
Dunn NEGOTLATES
BASKET BALLCAMES
Normal Five to Play Eight Games
On Home Court is
Plan.

Five games have been scheduled
and negotiations still are pending
with several other schools in making
up the basket ball schedule for the
Normal School basket ball team. Prof
J. Arthur Dunn, who is manager OF
the team is conducting the negotia-
lions in making out the schedule.
The first game will be played in
the gymnasium at the Normal School
Friday, December II, with the Form
felt Athletic Club. The heavy part
of the Normal five's practice work will
commence this afternoon under Coach
Courleux
4 squad of about Il mel. has been
turning out regularly for the last
few days for the basket ball team and
it is anticipated that the Normal this
winter will have a fast team on the
floor. 4 great deal Of interest also
is being taken by the men students at
the Normal in the class teams that
COurleux is organizing. The practice
work for these quintets also will COM
mence in earnest today.
The other games that have been
scheduled by Prof. Dunn are: Festus,
Athletic Club, December 81; Carbon
dale Normal School of H., Feb. 4.
These are the games that have been
arranged to be played at home.
The return game with Carbonate
will be played at Carbonate on Feb
ruary Is and a game with the Spring
field (Mo.) Normal has been scheduled
at Springfield for January rs.
Prof. Dunn last night said that he
expects to arrange for about games
to be played on the local court and
for about four or five trips for the
icam during the winter season.
Although the director of athletics at
c. b. c. IN st. Louis has not closed
the date fora game with that team,
he has told newspaper sporting writer's
there that the Brothers will play the
Cape Girardcau Normal team this win
ter.
1t is probable that the date will be
arranged definitely soon. The direct
or5 at Washington University probably
have been delaying i'll arranging date
for their game in Cape Girardeau by
the Missouri Valley Conference meet
ing at which the conference dates
were fixed. The game with outside
teams will have 20 be worked in after
that schedule is completed.
Dunn last night said that he antici-
oates getting games with several good
clubs and high school teams near the
Cape to fill out the schedule.
From the appearance and reputa-
ton OF some of the men who have
donned the basket ball uniform, the
Cape Normal will have an experienced
team this winter. Both the Schultz
boys are trying for either forward or
guard; Roy Parker football captain
and full back is trying for his position
at center; Julian Dearmont, men,
Der Of one of the best basket ball
teams the Normal School ever had, is
out for Il guard position; Tom banks is
trying for forward and others who are
IN the varsity squad are: Roy Cob
bic, j. Cobble, Coats, Shockley, Will
liam Klaus, and A. Reed.
Coach Courlcux yesterday afternoon
remarked that he expects to train the
men in the "no-contact" style of. play
in which short passes with the ball will
be feature and the men will be
taught to play the ball instead Of en-
deavoring to ''put out" their opponent
before playing the ball.