Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1944-10-13
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The Phyllis Wheatley Light J.
. ootball Team was smeared for
the first time this season by a hard
hitting team called The Alley Cats,
The Wheatley Juniors were out
played the first period, but came
back with the signal calling gen.
eralship of Danny Davis, the fleet
and elusive running of Teddie
Threats and Richard Randall, and
the fast and rugged plunging of
Leonard Minis and Leon James.
James scored Wheatley's only touch
down after reversing the field and
eluding the entire Alley Cat team.
Credit should also be given to Eddie
Lacy, star center; Fats Stone, the
little man who is always on the
man carrying the ball, and Don
Gates, whose guard position was
the main point of attack. The Hur-
ricanes are Wheatley's next OPP
ponents. The game will be played
Sunday, Oct. Is, at Sumner Field.
Come out and give our boys sup
port.
Wheatley Craft Shop presents,
woodworking, soap carving and
tapestries, model plane building,
paper crafts.
Glasses are as follows: Girls
Monday and Wednesday evening
from 4 p. m. to $50 p. m. Women
Monday and Wednesday nights
from 1880 to 9 p. m. Boys-Tues-
days, Thursdays and Fridays from
4 p. m. to $50 p. m.
All classes are under the super
vision of Mr.. Robert Patterson,
craft instructor.
Boy scout craft classes will begin
soon.
Basketball and badminton classes
at Wheatley House will begin the
18th Of October for men.
The following Boys clubs at
Wheatley House will begin club
meetings the week of October 18th:
Gophers, Lions, Renaissance, Boys
Council. The Cubs Club had their
first meeting September 26, 1914.
Wheatley's first Amateur Box
ing Night begins on Saturday, Oct.
%, 1914, 500 p. m. 10 bouts.
Wheatley Midget football team
bit the dust Saturday, Oct. 6, 1914,
$3.50 a. m, at Sumner Field. The
victorious team was the Northeast
Midgets. Score, 1870.
Boys Clubs of Wheatley House
take off their hats to Phillip Miller
Turner for his heroic deed at sea IN
combat.
Oct. IA, 1944-Coming-Football
Games: Wheatley Midgets vs.. St.
Bridgets, HOO a. m. at Sumner
Field. Wheatley's Super-Duper
Midget Soccerball team are having
inter-squad soccer games once a
week.
ATTENTION - All boys and
men! Boxing and gymnastics will
begin Friday, 18th of October.
Wheatley sound movies will be held
on Friday, October 10, 1914, 7:30
p. m. Feature picture and comedy
will be shown.
GIRLS DEPARTMENT
The Girls Department Of Phyllis
Wheatley House began it's full time
yearly program.
Due to the marked interest shown
by the registration a Bible Class
for adults has been organized. Sew
eral prominent ministers will take
part and it promises to be inspira-
tional as vii as educational.
There will be q night Of fun twice
a month for the men and women
of the community in which there
will be box lunches, checkers, cards
and folk dancing.
The Four O'clock hour, which is
a month old, offers crafts, folk
dancing, dramatics, Bible and music
to boys and girls from 5 to 10
every day Of the week except Sat-
urday. Also at this time those in
terested in tapping may become
skillful dancers by attending the
Tap Dancing Class under the able
supervision of Miss 0kagah. This
class meets every Tuesday at $3.50
and lasts until six o'clock. Cooking
for teen age girls may be taken on
Tuesday also. For a more definite
idea Of the program check these
activities listed and phone or come
TO see rs and enroll.