The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-12-31
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Every Department Has Schedule OF
! Interesting Work Mapped Out and
Business Will Hum.

Beginning with the New Year the
program of work at the Y. NJ. G. A.
promises TO be one of the fullest yet
promoted by the local association. Inc
program will take in all the classes
/; formerly conducted at the ASSOCIATION
and many activities in addition, as
indicated in the outline following
Every man of the force win be loaded
with work and carrying his part OF
! the program Al partial list of activi-
ties for the month of January VIII
tgive an example Of the fullness OF the
program.
| Beginning New Years day, basket
| ball game between the returned col
lege men and a local team will be the
feature This game will be played at
$3.50 o'clock in the afternoon rms
has been an annual affair for some
years. and as there are some fast
players among the college men a good
game is expected. Friends of both
teams are invited to witness the game
and no admission will be charged
January 2, the ~" Troop Boy Scouts
will go to the woods and enjoy life
lin the great out Of doors. They will
/ be in charge of Assistant Scout Mas
ter Alex E. Olsen, and ALEX says
some good time is in store for each
| boy on the hike. January will see
the organization of a junior Indoor
Baseball League. There are about 30
boys in this class and several teams
/ will be organized and some real base
ball games will be played. The mid
Idle name of every boy in this class
/ is pep, so some work may be ex-
pected from them. After a Christ
mas vacation, the Young Mems class
meeting Monday and Thursday nights
will resume work on Monday night
/ Physical Director Jones says this is
his banner class. and come very spe-
cial work will be accomplished by
them. From this class comes many. OF
the circus stars, and some expert ath-
letes and gymnasts are developing IN
this class. Their, first class will meet
on Monday night, January 5. Every
member of the class is expected te
Il be present at that time. Educationa
classes will be resumed the same
4 night. These classes have been wei
4 attended, and it is expected that many
new students will be enrolled for the
i last half of the session. Many of the
i business men have made resolutions
for 1920 in regard to their gym elias.
work, and beginning on Tuesday, Jan
uary 6 a large and enthusiastic class
is expected TO start to work.
Physical Director Jones says Vol
ley Ball League among the bushes:
men is one of the features for tina
class. January will see the opening
4 game of basketball in the Y. NJ. c.. A
League. Some of the best players il
Pensacola are lined up on thos
teams, and some classy ball may b.
expected. The league is composed o
four teams, two games being playe'
every Wednesday night.
& The A. E. F. or intermediate Bias
ketbaiI League. will be started OF
January 8. This class is composed o
boys of the Junior high school. and il
it there are some of the best play
ers of the boys classes.
+ Assistant Secretary Olsen is plan
ming for a big time for the JUNO
J boys on January 8, when they vii
be called together for a social am
bean supper at the association. Thi
will be somewhat of a departure from
the usual boys socials, but these day
sual things are happening, an,
Olsen says the biggest time we
is anead for the boys.