The Alaska daily empire., 1916-04-06
BAH
 TEAMS READY
 FOR THE MEET


 The final arrangements for the big basket ball games tomorrow evening at the 4. B. Hall were concluded last night between Pat Scott and Tom Two games will be play ed. starting at 8 o'clock sharp, The first half will be between the ladies teams, followed by the first half of the games between the mems teams then the ladies finish, and then the men play their last half This will do away with any chance of delay and the play will be practically con- tinuous.
 The Treadwen Mems team prac- ticed on the A. B. floor last night for an hour The men will be picked from the following; Grover Kertis' Jack Johnson. Walter Barquist, Max Jones. Ed Atkinson, Leo Higley, Rob- ert Stevens, Charles Hayes Joe White and Fred Porter The lineup win be announced by Tom MacDon- ald immediately before the game.
 Tho Treadwell ladies team will be picked from Marie Coryelle, Ruby Johnson, Mrs. Robert Coughlin, Mrs. M. " Christman. C. Carroll, Roberta Coryelle. Immogene Coryelle. Mrs. w. w. Baldwin and Mrs. Gray. The Treadwell ladies were allowed the exclusive use of the floor this after noon for an hour.
 A. B. Teams Picked
 The A. B. Ladies team was picked today Those who will start the game are Georgia Gilpatrick, f., Ab- bic Arnold. f., Gertrude Green. C., Marion Sutton. g. and Mrs. Manning g. These ladies will start but 1t is unlikely that any of them will finish as an of the ladies who have turned out are excellent players and It is probable that an will be given a chance to substitute. The other members of the squad are Marion Kirk, Mrs. Stoddard, Mrs. Bence and Grace Webster, forwards, and Mrs Boucher. Mrs. Burbach, Florence Mer. cer. Mrs. Wilde. Esther Sutton, and Erna Matthews. guards
 The Mems team Of the A. B.'s met last night after practice and elected Ned Carlson. of Thane, as their cap. tain. The team has been getting in some hard practice and are ready for the big contest The team lineup will probably be as follows; Ned Carlson, f.. James Momb, C., J. Swee ney, f.. Frank Burley, B.. Simpson McKinnon. g.; subs: Cyril Kasheyar off, E., Wilbur Burford, f., and Joe Skoog, f.
 The officials for the games will be M. v Christman, umpire; Prof It.. D. Tender on, referee; Charles Hall and NJ. S. Perkins, timekeepers pr. Howe Vance and Tom McCart ney. scoreleepers.
 According to the formal announce ment. the intervarsity crew races will be held at Poughkeepsie on Saturday June 17. at approximately the same hours as in past years.
 While Connie Mack will, of course put a lot of dependence of Bhessler Rush and Wyckoff. he doesn't hesl tate to say that his real dependence will be placed in the newcomers.
 Reports from st. Petersburg, Fla. tell us that every one of Pat Moran'' twlrlers are in such fine shape that they are ready to go full nine-in ming game now.
 Bender has caught the eyes of the war correspondents in the training camp, and they say that the Indian was never better or showed such form this early in the spring
 On hearing that Bonnie Kauf had joined the Giants, Pat Moran immed lately put his big squad of pitchers on a diet of raw meat.
 Ideal of more than one baseball player is embraced in the Phil bat tery Of Fortune and Fish
 If Owner Weeghman of the Cubs, can get his army of stockholders to attend games at his park, he will make more money in 1916 than the Du Fonts