The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1922-10-12
FOUR TEAMS
WILL PLAY
VOLLEYBALL
First Games of Com.
munity Club Tour
nament Will Be
Played Mon
day Night

Up at the Sedgwick County High
School gymnasium next Monday night,
commencing promptly at 7:30 o'clock,
there's goin' to be some real excite
ment.
The occasion will be the first games
of the Julesburg Community Club
volley ball tournament. This tourna-
ment will be short and snappy, ex-
tending only over a period of three
weeks. Six games of 21 points will
be played each Monday evening.
Four teams are entered in the
tournament-the Giants, Yankees,
Tigers and Cubs Some combination
isn't it? Each captain is now busy
giving his players the "inside dope"
and getting them ready for action.
The captains are as follows: Giants,
Rev. E. v. Kuhns; Yankees, C. F..
Schroeder; Tigers, Fred Filatreau;
Cubs. Earl C. Hamilton.
The Grit-Advocate will not attempt
at this time to pick winner, as the
line-ups of the four teams would ap-
pear on paper to be pretty we'll bal
anced. There are stars on each team.
but remember-Babe Ruth couldn't hit
in the recent worlds series and neither
could his teammates, who had pre-
viously gained fame for their PROV
ess with the stick. Who knows but
what some of the volley ball stars of
last season will go into slump when
they are put to the test this season?
So the sporting editor of this paper
is going to adhere to different po-
Icy from that of the sporting writer's
of the large dailies, who led the pub
lio 70 hn1i hot ho
have easy sailing in the recent worlds
series; we're going to make no predic-
tions relative to the coming volley
certain that the contests will be bat
tie royal.
The first game next Monday even
ing will be played between the Giants
and the Tigers, the game to commence
promptly at 1880 o'clock, and all
players are urged to be there at that
hour, ready to play.
Following are the line-ups:
GIANTS
Rev. E. V. kuhns, Captain
C. A. Law, Earl Hobbs, Carl Will
liams, P. R. Mcdowell, Jas. Galusha,
W. c. Dye, Walter Fischer, B. L. Aus
tin, R. S. Dye, Fred Gibson, Jas. H.
Parker, Karl Mcintyre, Joe span, H.
D. Templeton, c. B. McCampbell,
Clarence Harris, Sheldon Shields, Fred
Fender.
YANKEES
C.. F. Schroeder. Captain
F. G. Dutton, Chester Coats, D. K.
Wilson, E. w. Moehnert, Ben Wilk-
inson, Dale Harrison, Fred Wilson, B.
D. Parker, Jr., Chas. Petersen, w. E.
Law, Chas. Kinsman, VIM. Brandt, E
G. Griffey, E. C. Harris, T. ]. Harri-
son, George Imherr, c. w. Rook, Jr.,
G. F. Ewing.
TIGERS
Fred Filatreau. Captain
Carl H. Peterson, C. A. Jones, G.
A. Reed, E. D. Charles, A. D. Ma
whinney,E. E. Fellers, Bert Achen-
bach, L. j. Atkins, Earl Gantz, Percy
Duncan, Clarence Daggett, Jesse
Jones, v H. Rowland, c. w. Labaree,
Harry Robson, Joe Nemec, Larry
Brannen, C. s. Deily.
CUBS
Earl C. Hamilton, Captain
A. Galusha, w. A. Anderson. H. H.
Hodges, Ray Penney, L. E. Ragan, W..
W. Vaught, C. w. Rozell, E S East
lack, Robt. Walrath, E. N. Kelsey, E.
L. Foster, G.. H. Austin, A. E. Lam
ming, John Imherr, Honore Lanckriet,
T. H. Engleman, Finley Dye, M. E.
MCGUIRE.
Tournament Schedule
Monday Night, October 10th
Giants VS.. Tigers; Cubs VS.. Yanks;
Tigers VS.. Cubs; Giants VS.. Yanks;
Giants VS.. Cubs; Yanks VS.. Tigers.
Monday Night, October 23rd-Tig-
ers VS.. Cubs; Giants VS.. Yanks;
Giants VS.. Cubs; Yanks VS.. Tigers;
Giants VS.. Tigers; Cubs VS.. Yanks:
Monday Night, October Goth
Giants VS.. Cubs; Yanks VS.. Tigers;
Cubs VS.. Yanks; Tigers VS.. Cubs;
Giants VS.. Yanks; Giants VS.. Tigers.