The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1916-03-03
HIGH SCHOOLS GET
IN NORMAL TOURNEY
ii Teams Qualify For Basket Ball
Contest on March
10 and IL.

teams in Southeast Missouri have
qualified for the first annual Southeast
Missouri Basketball Tournament to be
held at the Normal School gymnasium
Friday and Saturday, March 10 and II,
by submitting certified list of the
names Of their players.
Under the regulations for the con-
duct Of tn tournament, the entries
with the certified lists of players were
TO have been made at least two weeks
prior to thc opening date Of the tour
nament, as consequence, and the
schedule Of games will be worked out
among the eleven teams that will
compete.
y large silver loving cup trophy will
be awarded to the winner in the tour
nament. The contest is the first of its
kind ever held by the Normal School,
bat tho plan stimulates q basketball
tournament for high school teams held
by the University of Missouri as well
as large schools in other states.
1t will be held annually on the sec
ond Friday and Saturday CT March
and each year is under the supervision
Of the Athletic Committee of the Nor
nal School.
The membership or entrance in the
! tournament is limited to such high
schools as offer a full four-course
The receipts are to be uesd in defray-
ing the teams to the Cape and the
division is to he prC-ratcd among the
schools according to their expense.
Any money that may be left over, is
10 b. divided equally among the
schools taking part in the meet.
When the teams arrive in the Cape
and prepare for the tourney, they shall
be paired for the first games accord
mig to number, each team drawing
number. Number 1 shall play No. 2;
! No. 8 play No. 4. Winners shall play
winnors and losers shall play losers
IN all other contests.
! The loss Of two games eliminates the
team from the contest and matching
the teams shall be done under the
supervision of the Athletic Committee.
These schools having certified lists
of players en- file are as follows:
Bonnc Tcrre-Earl Haskins, Paul
Moran, Roscoe Addic, Linn Benham,
Marvin Ringer, Olaf Roberts Glen
Sha"gs, Murray Whitehead.
Caruthersville-Jcff Petty, Frank
Smyth, Lilburn Green, Hunt Hart,
Thomas Shields, Ed Adams, Shirley
Sides, Faris Cunningham, Howard
Cunningham, Benphrey Jumper, Oliver
Powell, AQuilla Green.
Charleston-Haroid Lackey, Jack
Wilkinson, Maybee Swank, Gilbert
Hill, Allin Mattingly, Charley Goodin,
Glenn Penny, Marion Brown, Lester
Cain, Harold Doughty, Gunter Simp-
son.
Hayti-Blair Buckley, Isaiah Faris,
Harry Gettings, Hugh Harbert, Carl
Sigler, Nat Buckley, Roy Harper, Jo-
s"ph Kohn, Ellis Kohn.
Jackson-Henry Kerstner, Garnet
Hines, Kelly Grant, Sam Lail, Robert
Henderson, John Burford, Dick Clip
pard, Clarence Caldwell, Henry Hers,
Alvin Dickman.
Kennatt-Weldon Baker, Robert
Harper, Atlee Green, Carl RigGon,
Rcynold Finney, Archie Hamon, Har-
Old L2dbetter, Edgar Martin, Ches-
ter Bilderback.
Malden-Leonard Mezoe, Shirley
Corder, Chalmer Copeland, Russell
Hill, Anon Bess James Paxton, Joe
Goldsmith, Arthur Littlell
Maplewood-Arnold Riegert, Leslie
Hopkins, Irl TrCmain, James Ballard,
Charles Ballard, Walter Knowles, Zu-
IA Millcdga, Benson Hamilton, Victor
Green, Samuel Morton.
Perryville-Everett Javaux, Homer
Hudson, Roscoe Moore, Benson Cash
ion, Herbert Hoff, Meredith Lakenan,
Rudolph Weith, Otto Weber.
Poplar Biuff-Harry Ellis, Hugo
Mason, Chester Hinricl;, Robert An
drews, George Ruth, Ralph Redwine,
Glenn kcne, Bernard Coleman, Ray
Bush, Hubert Simpson, john Hutchin-
son, Ivan Greer, Lowell Hanna, Don
CarnoChan.
Sikeston-EarI Arthur, LOOMS
/ Iaylcld, Byron Bowman, Sidney Felix
y, Carson Wilkey, Girard Dover,
Paul Stone, Arnold Stone, Lyon
Seiroff, Steve Schroff, Richard Bar
nett, Howard Morrison, Orlan Walker,
Ch2st Limbaugh, Alfred Smith, Paul