Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-03-15
TROOP 13HAS
ABUSY TIME
Many Activities Scheduled
For Live Boy Scout
Units
Signaling

signaling
The scouts OF Troop 13 are busy
working off their first aid tests First
aid was demonstrated to the scouts
by DR.. Hazen and the signaling. of
which the majority are coming
through with honors. The troop has
enrolled about eighty scouts of which
the average attendance is one-half
of tho number enrolled. The Thrift
Stamps are boosted in most every
troop and 13 expects to have at
least a show in the campaign which
is to come.
Hikes
Troop 13, mot being able to take
hikes on account of weather con-
ditions, was obliged to play their
scout games on the Boyd gymnasium
floor. But the coming of spring
makes the scouts think of the COM
ing of hikes and the mountains and
also of Stoverdale and Lambs Gap.
The scouts are. planning to visit
Stoverdale before summer. Last
spring the troop visited Stoverdale
when they hiked to HummelstoWn
and thence to Stoverdale. The scouts
bunked in the pavilion for the sake
of adventure. The troop on this occa-
sion had a fine time and one OF me
main jokes was the hunt Tor Scout
Keller's toothbrush.
Union Meeting
Troop 13 has received an invita-
ton to a union meeting of all up
town troops which will be held on
March %. The object of the meet
ing is to gather all uptown troops
together to hear the lecture on
Travels Through Florida"
Troop IS has invited Troop TO
Join in on a union meeting to be
held on March Is. The object is to
have Troop illustrate the fourth
point in the law. The Troop bas-
ketball team claims the champion
ship of the city while Troop 13 also
claims the championship of the city
and therefore the decision will be
made when Troop and Troop IL
play each other on the Boyd gymna-
sium floor tonight. All players
held tonight The object is 30
of the Troop 13 team are fast ana
Snyder and Williams are expected to
star for the 13 tossers.
Our Tossers .
The Romans of the Boyd Hail
played and defeated the Graystocks
of this city by a score of 6S to D.
the game fer the Romans. Fenste-
playing of Dreese and Hagar won
the games for the Romans. Fenste-
macker also played well, outjump-
ing the center most every time. This
was the second game that the Ro-
mans have played and have tried
to, play only scout teams of this
city. This was the stuff:
Graystocks. Romans.
Bodmer, f. Bowman, f.
Essig, f. Hagar, I.
Daley, c. Fenstemacher,~
MacCarvel, g. Dreese, g.
Deweese, &. Snyder, g.
Field goals-Hagar, 8; Bowman,
z; Fenstemacher,S 6; Snyder, 8;
Dreese, 8; Essig, 1, Daley, 1. Fouls, I
Snyder, 10; Essig, 1.
The Romans also played and de-
feated a team of Troop 2. This was
the first game that the Romans play
ed and at the end of the first chap
ter the score stood 226 TO 2.
The second half was used in pass
ing and the fast playing of Bowman
and Snyder won the game for the
up:
Troop g Romans.
Michlovitz, f. Bowman, T.
Cramer, f. Hagar,f.
Fishman, c. Fenstemacher, C.
Abrams, g. Dreese, g.
Crandorf, g. Snyder, g.
Field goals-Bowman 8; Hagar,
4; Dreese, 5; Fenstemacher, 2; Sny-
der, 5; Cramer, l; Fishman, l. Foul
goals, Snyder, 1; Michlovitz, 5.
Troop 13
There appeared in the Telegraph
last Friday night, statement that
Troop IS had played and defeated
Troop IS. This statement was not
put in by the scribe or by any scout
of Troop 10. We do not wish Troop
IS to think that Troop 13 puts false
statements in the paper about the
winning of basketball games. Troop
13 has a clean record in her basket
ball career and although Troop ia
has never played Troop IS, we feel
as if she could add another victory
TO her list.
SCRIRE EENSTEMA CHER