The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1923-02-09
kASOTA TRIMMED
LIE SUEUR PLAYERS
Thirty-Eight To Sixteen Was
Score; News From The
Busy Village

Kasota. February lin very
slow game the Kasota high school
basketball team ran away from the
LeSueur quint last Friday. evening
with score OF SO TO 16. The game
was a very clean one, only one
foul being called by Lloyd, the
referee, during the evening. AL
though all of the Kasota, players
showed up good, Captain Turrittin,
Johnson and Carlson played very
good, while Crossfield and Lurth
played good on the defense. For
LeSueur Dryer was the star. On
Saturday evening the high school
play their fifth district game with
Cleveland. In the preliminary
game the Kaseta girls defeated the
LeSueur girls by a score of IL to
IA. Luella Ewert was the individ-
ual star of the game. Lineup and
summary of Kasota- LeSueur game.
Kasota LeSueur
Carlson IF Dwyer
II. H. Johnson RF Bawman
Turrittin, Captain c Tracy
Crossfield LG Schwartz
Lurth RG Larson
Substitutions-H. Johnson for
Lurth; Anderson for Carlson;
Swenson for H. H. Johnson. Field
goals-Carlson, 8; Johnson, Z; Tur
rittin, 8; Dwyer, s.; Tracy, 4; Baw-
man, /. Free throws-Bawman, 0
out OF 1. Referee, Dan Lloyd of
Mankato. -
The Kasota high school basket
ball team defeated Nicollet high
school last Tuesday evening at
The Kasota quint started fast and
when the first whistle blew Carl
son received the ball from center
and sent a pretty pass to Johnson
who made the first field goal and
from then on Kasota kept in the
lead. There was no individual star
for Kasota, every man on the Kaz
sofa team played a fine game. For
Nicollet Heidman played about the
best while Rabe also played good.
Lineup and summary.
kasotaS Nicollet
Carlson IF Heidman
H. H. Johnson RI Rabe
Turrittin C zimmerman
Crossfield LG G. Zins
Lurth RG E. Zins
son, S; Turrittin, i; Eurth, /;
Heidman, 6; Rabe, 3; Zimmerman,
2. Free throws-Johnson, 2 out of
Clarence Johnson submitted to
an operation for appendicitis at st.
Joseph's hospital, Mankato, We'd
nesday morning. Latest reports
from his bedside state that the pa
tient is getting along nicely.
Mrs. Ralph Fawcett visited
friends in the twin cities last week.
Miss Hazel McTighe was guest
at the c. E. Rydeen hom9 last
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Rydeen and
were guests last Sunday of Mr..
and Mrs. Jim Bennett.
A number of basketball fans
took in the Manchester Gustavus
game at st. Peter last Saturday
attended the arIeton Gustavus
game at st. Peter on Wednesday
evening.
DR.. Hedderly was business call
err in Minneapolis several days last
week.
Miss Hannah Nelson of Mankato,
called on friends in town last Sat
urday.
Miss Anna Grant is a business
caller in Mankato today.
The Luther League will be en-
church parlors. The M is ses
Edythe Wistrom, Evelyn Swenson
and Elsa Anderson will entertain.
Mrs. Donald Bosal of Morgan
was a guest several days last week
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. M,
Granger.
Mrs. Willard Grant was on the
sick list last week.
Mrs. August Peterson entertain
ed a number of her friends last
Saturday afternoon.
The following were Mankato
callers last Saturday: Mrs. w. H.
Moulton, Mrs. Frank Edge, Mrs.
Meyers, Mrs. Sven Johnson and
Matte, F. Warrant and Clifford
Miss Lillian Wistrom visited
friends at Bingham Lake over the
week end.
Maude Johnson of LeSueur visi
| ted her sister Miss Ardella at the
| D. S. Turrittin home over the week
end.
Mrs. Oscar Wistrom and daugh-
ter Alice spent the week end at the
Percy Nutting home at Mankato.
I Miss Mildred Hill of st, Peter
Normal visited Miss Esther Koen-
n over the week end.
\ large number attended the
American Legion dance WedneS-
day evening at the village hall.
Clifford Wolfe, who attends Ames
/ college, Ames, Iowa, was unfOrtu
nate in breaking his arm recently.
Mrs. Joe Herman and Mrs. Lee
Mason have beth been on the sick
list the past Wee!:.
SCHOOL NOTES
Miss Gerlich, eighth grade
teacher, spent the week end in
Mankato.
The following have been absent
! from school recently because of
illness. Howard Reed, Corrine An
derson. Ray Tetzloff and Ralph
| SwenSon.
! Clyde McTighe resumed his
studies in the seven grade Monday
after a months absense.
Saturday the KaGota high school
| basket ball teams will play the
| Cleveland teams at Cleveland.
The high school enjoyed a half
holiday last Friday afternoon.
The boys basket ball teams are
trying to schedule game with the
Balaton high school team February
2S at KaSOta