The Glenwood post., 1919-04-12

good game in Leadville, but the more
experienced Leadville team won. Miss
Doine Stenman was the individual star
of the game, making over 80 of the 80
points She is the best girl player the
slope has known during the past three
or four years. Speedy, quick, won
derful basket shooter, and an all around
good player.
The Glenwood players and visitors
! were well entertained in Leadville. |
They were taken through the school
Friday afternoon, given a dance after
the game, and all in all were shown an
excellent time. Bill Wilson, the vet
eran center, learned how to roller
skate (the dent is still in the floor
Sylvia Hadden, Glenwood' star guard,
tried to "vamp" soldier on the
train, Lillian Hollingsworth walked to
the train with "another" boy, Jake
Zeiler (Leadville guard) tried to kidnap
the whole girls team n everything.
These, coupled with other amusing Ii
incidents, go to make up one of the
best trips we ever had.
Aspen Loses
Last Wednesday the classy basket
flippers from Aspen visited our little
village and entered into contests with
the Garfield County High school hoop
sters. Glenwood won them both. The
boys score was 1925, while the girls
score. was 11-s. Heatherly starred for
Aspen with II points, while Malaby
tossed II for Glenwood. Eoritta and
Oldenburg were with us all the time,
and Wilson and Hopkins added to the
evenings attractions by heaving the
pellet from the center of the floor into
the elusive hoop. They have practiced
on this shot for long time, and rang
it into play for the first time. And
the girls game-ah, she was classic!
11-S was close score and the game
corresponded. In spite of the fact that
it was girls game it was downright
thrilling all the way through. Can
Sylvia swing that old left-handed hay
makers You betcha! And can Opal
and Aura Mae sling baskets from any
angle of the floor? Echo again on the
betcha stuff! And the centers-did
they keep the ball away from Aspen
during the whole gamer Well, we
should wiggle! They did And did the
Aspen girls get wee bit peevish, and
assume vinegar looks on their faces?
Oh, No! They were just out-classed
all the way through, and had to take
their much needed walloping very g"acc-
fully.
The Aspen players We're entertained
after the game with large gobs of cake
' and ice cream. After this pastimc they
went down to I. o. O. p. hall where the
editor and his colleagues gave a dance
: in honor of the four teams.
Jigger, the Cop!
The Senior class picnic was hald AT
, Canon creek last Tuesday and was a
huge success. Despite the fact that
the Majority (only two) of the class
stayed home, the other Is members
. went and had dandy time. The
school at Canon creek was visited and
it was here that Peabody delivered an
oration on "Bolshevism in the Home -
q to the little scholars. Pop (red) flowed
|, abundantly and there was plenty of
grub. Notwithstanding the fact that
&c we had two blowouts (tires, of coursel
a wonderful time was had by all con
10 csrned. Returning about four O'Clock
went in the pool for their "annual. u
Over $50 pictures were taken during
~ the day.
Locals
The Senior class gave big show at
the Orpheum theater Thursday even
ing Six reels of pictures and three
vocal stunts. All for 25 cents. Mat
inee at 4p. m. The proceeds will &C
IL towards getting out an annual.
3 Reports come from Grand Junction
d that Miss Marjorie Carstenson has the
d scarlet fever Miss Carstenson is wei
n known in Glenwood as local editor OF
& the "Orange and Black. +" The editor
ie extends his sympathy, and hopes the
d time will come soon when she will bi
,r back on the job, slugging away at the
e old typewriter.
d national guard discharge. Under age
y The discharge officers probably took 6
n look at his head and decided-undeI
n weight
IS A tennis club is to be organized some