The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1921-12-09
School Notes
INTER-CLASS BASKETBALL
AND THEIR LINEUPS

seniors are paired and the freshma,
and sophomore boys for the secon'
series. There never was a better out
look for basketball in the high schoo
than this year. The race for distric
championship this year rests e%ntirel.
with the players themselves. The.
have the experience and the abilit.
to take district honors if they ar
willing to pay the price by stric
training for maintaining physica
condition. The class games will b'
lively contests as no class has the
ledge" on the other classes for ex'
perienced players. The games viii
be called at eight o'clock. Admission
price is twenty-five cents.
The following descriptive writeups
will give you a general idea of what
each class has:
Seniors
The senior basketball team, while
not any too effective as an offensive
team, plays a good defensive game.
However, with Gerald Huston and
Frank Boyles as forwards there is no
doubt but that the seniors will be
we'll represented on the score cards
of the inter-class games.
Gerald and the basketball We're
made for each other and he seldom
misses a basket. Frank plays bas-
ketball with a system something like
a Ford car. That is, when he starts
he keeps on going until he gets what
he is after, and Frank is after the
baskets.
Then we find Fred Listiko as
guard. Some girls accuse Fred of
being slow, but if they will come to
the inter-class games (bring them
along gents) and watch Fred put
his arms around the necks of those
big fellows that he cannot stop any
other way, then they will change their
mind.
But don't forget Cowboy Dick. Dick
Ebersole is noted for several things
in the gymnasium. First and fore
most he is a mighty fast player.
Next if he cannot stop some of his OPP
ponents with other methods he gets
the toe-hold on them and generally
manages to stop his man. There is
certainly something wrong with any
game in which Dick is playing if
some one doesn't hit the floor at
least once in every two minutes.
Oscar Trubel is the stone wall for
the seniors, and when he gets the
ball, he calmly walks over all his
opposers and places that bal in the
basket.
Two fast men, Oscar Cutting and
Harry Lewow, are being held in re-
serve as subs. There is no doubt that
they will make a name for themselves
at the inter-class games, December 8.
Juniors
The juniors, who as sophomores
were the inter-class champions last
year are again preparing to hang
the scalps of their opponents on
their belts. The players are in good
condition and will put up a first class
game at the inter-class tournament.
The junior team is strong on the of
fensive but their defense is weak.
Skinny Baer is playing at his dis
advantage as guard this year. AL
though he has never played in this
position before he is living up to his
reputation as an all around basket
ball player. Skinny has grown taller
since last year and he has increased
slightly in weight. He has also
added some to his skill as a basket
ball player.
Herbert Fried, star forward of
last year will be with the juniors this
year. Dutch is SURF to show up good
at the inter-class games. Since his
last game last year he has grown
taller and Is pounds heavier, and has
acquired a skill in handling the bas-
ketball.
Carl Wedum, one of the feather
weights, sure shots and a wild cat
when once started will play as for
ward. Carl did not make the first
team last year but that was because
he was out-weighed not because he
wasn't a skillful player. He prom
ises a lively time for the guard that
he has to oppose.
Joe Brown, the whirl-wind, will
play as center on the junior team.
Joe is in the top of condition and
while not a very large man to play
as center he is a sure shot and that
will speak a lot for him.
Ted Sullivan, the boy wonder from
Park, is the other guard on the ju-
Nor team. He has been practicing
for some time now and is
in perfect condition.
Keith Frazier and Leslie Hanson
the subs. Both of these boys
have been out for practice every night
and they will be held in reserve to
take the place of any of the junior
men that may become winded or have