The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1923-03-22
NeighborhOod NelOs

rivalry which exists between the two
schools.
Too much credit cannot be given the
local boys for the manner in which
they played. Stoxen and Herrick to-
gether with Richter as center put up
an offense which was second to none,
while Dalton and Kerwin as guards
made up a combination which was al
most impenetratable. The Wilmot ma
chine on the whole worked smoothly
and effectively, breaking the Antioch
line time and time again.
The Antioch team has one of the
best defenses that can be found, and
their winning of the Lake county cham
pionship together with the defeats they
have handed to many Of the large
high schools in Chicago, shows the OPP
position Wilmot met with on last We'd
nesday evening. Antioch has lost but
four out of 80 games played this sea-
son. On last Friday night they hand
ed defeat to Bowen High school of
Chicago.
Up to the present time Wilmot, has
played IS games and has won all but
five.
Following is the lineup of the two
teams:
Wilmot Herrick, If; Stoxen, IF;
Richter, c; Kerwin, lg; Dalton, re-.
Antioch - Stafford, If; Keulman, IF;
Wertz, c; Tiffany, rg; Ames, lg.
The first game ended in tie, and
during the FIVE minutes of overtime
play Wilmot caked two baskets. The
game ended in a score of 1919 in favor
of Wilmot.
The second team defeated Antioch
by score of 1912.
Services at the Holy Name during
Holy Week are as follows, Holy Thurs
day, 900 a M, Good Friday, 900 a.
m. and 1880 p. M, Holy Saturday, 500
a. m. Mass Sunday morning will be
at 1890.
With the exception of receiving The
Evening News from Kenosha, Wilmot
had no mail service on Monday as the
Harvard train did not get to Kenosha
owing to Sundays blizzard A train
out from the latter place brought the
tpapers at night. Most of the roads
leading into Wilmot were opened on
Monday. The Wilmot school were not
opened until Tuesday morning.
The Wilmot Womans club will meet
at the home of their president, Mrs.
Frank Kruckman, on Wednesday
night, March 28th. A very cordial i'm
vitation is extended to all women in
terested to be present.
Community Play.
The Community play entitled (Which
One Shall l Marry" which is being
put on by the young people of the
town is coming along nicely.
| The severe weather of last week in
terfered to some extent with the re-
hearsals which were scheduled, but
extra rehearsals will be held this week
to make up for lost time.
The organization of young people
will not only give the play which has
been announced, but it will also give
several farces together with some COM
ic songs. The entire program is one
the snappiest given in the commun-
7 ity for some time and those who at
tend will certainly get their moneys
worth.
The following people will take part
in the program: Doris Ganzlin, Mrs.
r. Ihlenfeldt, Dorothy Ray, Frank Bur-
roughs, Lynne Sherman, Lyle Kerkof,
Raymond Rudolph, Dwain Dowell and
Stanley Stoxen.
This program will be given sat the
Wilmot gymnasium on the evening of
Saturday, April 81.
The basketball game that was sched-
uled between the Hebron and WHmot
high schools for this Wednesday
night had to be postponed because of
the road conditions at present.