The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-03-14
NOV. FOR THE
SILVER CUP
Denison High Will Debate Missouri
Valley at Woodbine Friday Night
For Silver Cup.
DENIsoN LOSES TO THE BLUFFS

& OENlSON LOSES TO THE bluffs
Basket Ball Tournament at Council
III Bluffs Friday and Saturday Results
Wea6a in Victory for the Bluffs.
Resolved, That the several states
should adopt a system of compulsor!
industrial insurance for working men
This is the question under discus
sion at the three debates at Woodbine
Missouri Valley and Denison Friday
evening, which will decide whether
the Denison or Missouri Valley high
school gets permanent possession o.
the silver cup. The most importan,
one of these debates, namely the one
between the Missouri Valley negative
and Denison affirmative teams, will be
held at the local gymnasium Friday
evening, March 18th, at 1880 o'clock.
These debates make up the final
group of series of three triangular de
bates between the Missouri Valley
WOOdbine and Denison high schools
In the first debates two years ago Den
isOn defeated both Woodbine and
Missouri Valley and Missouri Valley
defeated Woodbine; last year Missouri
Valley defeated both Denison and
WOodbine and DenisOn defeated Wood
bine. Thus Missouri Valley and Deni
son each have three points and the
debates next Friday will determine
the winner.
The members of the -Denison affirm
alive team are John Helsley, Herbert
Cushman and Lucille Johnson, with
Helen Boylan as alternative. "
The members of the local negative
team. which will go to Woodbine, are
Percy Cavett, Hazel Beutel and Beu'
lab Aylesworth, with Henry Broder.
sen as alternative.
The admission Friday night will be
Is cents.
At the district basket ball tourna-
ment held at Council Bluffs last Fri.
day and Saturday the Denison high
school team defeated Avoca and Mis-
souri, Valley, but lost to Council Bluffs.
The following are the scores for the
three games: Avoca II, Denison II;
Missouri Valley 5, Denison IL; Coun-
Gil Bluffs 20, Denison II.
In the first game the Denison boys,
although they seemed unable to hit
the basket, had little trouble in defeat
ing the AvOca team. The following
was Denison's lineup: Gebert and
Locke, forwards; Teut, center, Finn
and O'Connor, guards. rs"
The second game was with Missouri
Valley and the Denison team complete
w outclassed the Missouri Valley
team. The Denison teams floor work
was very good. Their basket shooting
was still off, but the guarding was
Vo11oxy do 0S,1v
one field goal and three free throws,
and the final score was IL to in Den
is6:s f "a 81:
In this game the Denison lineup
was as follows: O'Connor and Locke,
Teut, center; Brandt and
Finn, guards.
This victory passed the Denison |
cam into the semi-finals and the OPP |
posing team was Council Bluffs.
The game with Denison was the |
lardest one Council Bluffs played at
he tournament, the score being the |
closest.
In the first half Denison made five
POINTS before Council Bluffs started,
tut the score at the end of the first
lalf was 9 to ~ in favor Of the Bluffs. |
FOR the first five minutes of the Sec
md half neither side raised it's score,
tut the number of points for each side
Turing the half was Denison 3 and
Council Bluffs s.. Thus the final score
vas 20 to IL in favor of the Bluffs.
Denison's lineup for this game was
IS follows: O'ConnOr and Locke, for
wards; Teut, center; Brandt and Finn
guards. Substitutes: Gebert for
The Denison team was crippled in
III three games by the absence OF two
.egulars, Gary and McCord, but Brandt
ind Gebert did excellent work in their
places
!. The high school basket ball season
& now closed. The team has had one
# the hardest schedules that any Den
ison team ever had. Some of the best
schools of the state were played. Early
IN the season Denison for the first
lime defeated Council Bluffs. Out OF
4 total of seventeen games the team
won twelve and lost five.
In the finals at the tournament Coun-
ell Bluffs defeated Red Oak in a score
OF 20 to 20 and will thus be entered at
the state tournament at Ames next
Friday. . ..-.
By making her own graduating dress
every high school girl graduate has
Ichance to win prize. The Fedora
ton of Women's Clubs of Denison has
offered prize of fifteen dollars for
the best graduating dress made by
the graduate herself. The object of
having the girls make their own dress
es is to work toward an economical
graduation. Every girl graduate GER
.tainlY ought to take advantage of the