The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-02-11

this year. if all goes we'll at home
first. The college management is
getting help from the business men to
back up the team and many of the To-
cal business men are for the college
ball players. Prospects look good for
championship team of the confer
ence this year. The word is let's beat
Pocatello this year. The first game is
not definite yet, but it will be soon.
Conference Debate.
The conference debate will come off
February 18th and reports are now
coming in. We hear that Pocatello
has one of the strongest teams for
years to debate against the college.
The college is looking for a hard
| fight from the Pocatello team. AS no
reports are given out concerning the
debating teams of the college, it is
| being feared that the men are getting
worried over the debate and are not
working hard on the subject. Prof.
Hayman has charge of the debaters
and it is being looked up to Hayman
this year on putting out winning
debating team. He has several new
debaters on the team and it is hard
for him to get the men in debating
form, for the men all have the debat-
ing spirit. but are unfinished or I'M
experienced men.
True Reports of Basket Ball Game.
The true reports of the game with
Hallway, Oregon, team of basketball
between the college girls and Hallway
is as follows: Winnie Parke. three
field baskets and one free throw;
Ruth Underkoher, six field baskets
and one free throw. This was in the
first half of the game. In the second
, half the Hallway girls held the college
. girls down to a closer score. Winnie
Parke, one field basket and one free
throw; Ruth Underkoher. one field
! basket. This is the Hallway coach's
reports given out to the college re-
porter. The score was Is to 2 in favor
;: of the college. The game was PLAYED
1 Basket Ball Teams Trip.
e The fast College of Idaho's basket
r ball team had to contend with the
c poor train service and sickness of the
l players during the trip and were de-
r feated by some of the schools. The
S college was defeated by the Union
v Feds by score of sc to 81. The
g game with North Powder was called
n off on account of the boys getting in
to that place too late, the train being
late. The game at LaGrande Athletic
e associations team was in favor of the
r lollc players ana the COllcSe was de-
feated by score of 81 to 81 The game
,, at Vale, with the Vale high school
: was in favor of the college and was
S won by score of "a to II. The Col
S lege defeated the Payette Y. NJ C. A
) team before they went out of Idaho
r. into Oregon the score being AZ tc
O "a. L. Paine was on the sick list
$ when the college played the Payette
e team but he was able to play against
It the other schools. Chalfant had tc
o return home on account of being sc
+ sick after the La Grande game. The
men who went on the trip were Sher
man and Chalfant, forwards; Sieben
f. berg and L. Paine. guards; Turner
l. center; Fisk played guard as substi
l. tute in two games. The college onI,
c played one high school on the trip
c. Christian Associations.
st Mr.. Frank Fisher was the younC
1. mems Christian leader last Wedncs
day morning. His topic was "Powe
to Christianity" A good crowd O
I'd young men were out to hear him tai
~ and the men are taking hold of NOR
is work of the association.
ct The leader of the young ladies wa
ge Miss Georgia Froman, her subject be
he ing "F ounding of the Young Women
m Christian Association" Miss Froma
he gave a good talk and a good crowd {
lst girls was out to hear her.