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Several professional models plu:
outstanding personalities from the
Near North Side area viii be fea
tured in the Adult Councils Spring
Style Show to be presented in the
Kellom center's Auditorium or
Friday, March % at 800 Pm.
Admission to this outstanding
show will be S1.00 for adults and
SOC for boys and girls 18 and un-
der. They may be purchased from
any Council Member and at the
Center's office, or call IA 1116.
The show is produced by Vir-
ginia Richburg, Program Chairman
of the Kellom Adult Council and
it will be directed and moderated
by Mr.. John Smith, well known
expert on Women's Dresses and
Style showing.
State Table Tennis
The Park and Recreation Com
nilsson will hold its Annual State
Table Tennis Championship on
March 1917, at Benson commun-
ity Center. There will be events
for Midget boys, Junior boys,
Senior boys and girls, Mems A and
B singles, Women single, Men
doubles. and mixed doubles. Entry
fee is so cents for boys and girls
and $100 for Adult singles and
SOC extra for each doubles events
entered. Entry blanks may be Sc
cured at the City Hall COS, or from
any Community Center. For fur
ther information call AT 1922,
Tofferers Bows In AAu Final
Minus the play of their team
star Maggie King and first string
forward Jo Ann Whitley. the Kel-
lom Trotters lost their first game
to an Omaha Team Florence Lions
Sunday afternoon thereby losing
the Midwest AAU crown. The Flor
ence Lions four times victims of
the Trotters eked out a 1923 upset
in thrilling game in which the
outcome was decided in the last 40
seconds, Penny lie Barge was the +
Lions hero as she sunk the win
ming basket.
However. three girls from the /
runner-up Kellom team made the /
All Star Team-Velma Johnson
who scored So points in tourna-
ment play; Violadora johnson who
scored IA points against the Lions
and Annie Adkins very outstanding
guard in the city and state.
City Basketball PIsyoff
Starting Monday. March i8, City
Playoff for all Park and Recrea-
tion Commissions boys basketball
leagues will be held at Florence
Center. The Midget playoff will in
clude-Sacred Heart No. 3 and
Sacred Heart No. 7 of the Kellom
League; Hawkeyes and Benson
Baptist of the Benson League; and
Meteors and ST Philip Neri of
the Florence League.
The intermediate League will be
played at Benson and will include
MACS and Main Christ Child from
Kellom; Benson Baptist and Blue
Jays from Benson and North High
Y and Explorers from Florence.
At KeIlom the Club play off viii
get together Cacoytes and Eagles
of Florence and Court Devils and
Rockets of Kellom.
Team for the Senior Boys play
off which viii be held at KeIl0m
has yet to be named. City Champ
ions in each division will receive
beautiful trophy to be given away
at the Kellom Award Dinner on
April 10th.
Basketball
By the end of next week all Of
the Center's Basketball Leagues
viii have come to an end; and the
Champions and Runner-ups will be
awaiting their prizes. Already the
Cub League Champion have been
decided as the Court Devils walk
ed away with the crown, winning
all IA Of their games. The Kellom
Rockets (12-2) were Runner-Ups. In
the Midget League, two Sacred
Heart teams, Nos. 7 and 8 emerged
on top while the intermediate
League winners are MACS and
Main Christ Child.
The Kellom Trotters Girls team
12-0) defeated the Florence Lions
(9-3) last Thursday to cinch the
Girls Leagues Champion. Flor
ence will finish second.
Only the Senior Boys League re-
mains in doubt as the Bouncers
and Underwoods, Hardware are
still battling for share Of the
Play-Off money. Blue Trotters
won the first half title and a place
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