Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-18
INTER-CLASS
CANES To OPEN
Basketball League TO be Held at
High School
High School Correspondent

The inter-class games at the local
high school begin tomorrow after
moor when the Sophomores and Ju-
niors come together, and judging from
the way the classes are hard at prac-
tice, a great deal of excitement and
friendly rivalry will be shown by the
different classes. AS in the past a
large crowd of royal rooters are ex-
pected to be on hand, giving their
different class yells. The freshmen
are hard at work forming their cheer
ing squad in the hope that they may
Guido the sophonores in cheering as
we'll as in playing. Likewise the Sc
niors feel confident that their band
will Guido their launch opponents,
the juniors.
All four teams are confident of vic
tory, and q comparison of the relative
strength of any of the teams would
show a $3.50 chance for all concerneda
The freshmen secured q victory over
the sophomores last Friday in a prac-
tice session, but the sophomores feel
that the feat could not be duplicated.
The price of admission to the games
will be five cents and this will give all
the students a chance to secure ad-
mittance and raise the roof If possible.
The lineups of the different class
teams have not beer decided on as
yet, but a meeting of the fellows try
ing for the different teams will be held
today and the announcement made.
Coach Evans has taught a great
many Of the players the fine points of
the game and he will have hard pick
ing. One thing is positive, no varsity
men will be allowed on n of the
teams.
The seniors place their confidence
in Dutch" Greiner, Joe Lewkowitz
and Ben Weinberger, three players
who appear to be the most likely
candidates.
The juniors are banking their right
to the title on three stars, who have
been showing up well in practice.
These players are Jim Silver, Brick
Jones and Charley Hughes. The third
year men believe that they can carry
off the honors with the varsity men
out of the senior lineup The sopho-
mores appear easy to them.
The sophomore classmen. expect
sladkus. Westcott md Stack will be
among those who will aid in bringing
the banner of victory to their class.
The sophomore-freshmen game Is
sure to be a hard fought contest, with
both sides fighting from beginning to
end.
The freshmen believe with a com
bination made up of the class of an
other Westcott and Stern, they are
going to make them all side-step.
BlIAS iAo bCAIiAb w SAicD-
en- before tomorrow and their sched-
ule will be the same as the boys and
will start tomorrow.
The schedules:
Wednesday, November 10
Sophomores VS.. Juniors (girls),
Sophomores VS.. Juniors (bOys).
Thursday, November 90
Seniors VS.. Freshmen (girls).
Seniors VS.. Freshmen (boys).
Friday, November 21
Juniors VS.. Freshmen (girls).
Juniors VS.. Freshmen (boys).
Monday, November "a
Freshmen VS.. Sophomores (girls).
Freshmen VS.. Sophomores (boys).
Tuesday. November e5
Seniors VS.. Juniors (girls).
Seniors vs.. Juniors (boys).
From these games the varsity will
be chosen and a call for the varsity
will be made as soon as the schedule
of inter-class games Is completed. Fat
Hanson, d. Dobbs and Moe Splitter
will form the nucleus of this years
team, due to their experience In for
mer games.