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18 WILMETTE LIFE ] anuary 25, 1929 Spo.rts and Other Wi~lmette Recreation Board ·News existence in \Vilmette under the iuspices of the Playground and Recreation board. In fact there has been an ice pond there ever since the Boarrl was started three years ago. "Last year, a total of 9.800 people enjoyed 3kating at the "ca. t side" pond on the Golf course at the foot of Greenleaf street. This year our reports show that 4,950 had . katcd on it up to January 9, when the season was con sidered half over." ,.Also, on January 14, I 'had a man call me inside and tell me he had a suggestion to make, remarking that he thought an ice carnival with events for both children and adults might go over in Wilmette. He seemed surprised when I told him that we had ju!'t held our third annual carnival with · more than 250 entries from Wilmette, Chieago, and the North Shore." 4 James Schaefgen .... 5 !15 20 5 John Schneider ...... 2 10 Jacob Hoffman ..... . 4 :l7 18 13 6 Nick Spies . ... ....... 2 15 7 ....... 4 Ed. Phillips Bernard Thalman .... 5 :n 14 . ....... 6 25 11 Edwin Udell 2 5 Curtis Colegrove ...... 1 ..... 4 21 8 Victor Deinlein . .. ~ 11 4 Ed. Hartman 5 George Huck .. ....... 5 15 4 Moe De Haye ........ 4 12 4 Joe Borre ............. 2 12 1 .... .. 1 3 Robert Wolff 5 .. 4 17 Jam es Hoffman 2 August Wallowitz .. 2 7 2 Arthur Prochnow .... 2 7 7 2 Ursal Sutton ... ....... 2 2 ..... .. 2 7 Ernie Heller 1 William Schinler 4 .. 1 8 2 William Thalman .... 2 ~ Ed. Schildgen .. .... .. . 3 13 Her·bert Na.ckel ...... 2 2 9 Joe Hoffman .. ........ 3 14 3 Alex Hoffman ........ 3 14 :l Paul Braun .. .. ....... 6 19 4 Wendall Phillips ..... 4 15 3 Peter Wagner ........ 4 10 2 Ralph Klinge ........ 4 16 3 Doctor Chester ..... . 1 6 1 Ed. Braun .. .. ....... 6 20 3 Ray Meier ............ 2 1 8 !I Harvey Young ........ 4 1 ]1 Bill Huck 1 ....... 3 Harold Schleuter ..... 3 H l Willard Uttenreutht>r .. 1 0 1 Dick Huck .... .. ..... 6 15 0 Herbert Wolff ........ 1 0 2 Rex. Johnson ..... .. .. 1 4 0 0 0 Course Pre~hy. I (42) G l't>P il J . 0. 0. F. (16) Robert Wilson ........ 1 1 H. Weld R.F. (', Thorsen Donald Hartnett ...... 1 100 180 R Whitsett L .F. T. Thursby !)(i(l 300 t:t Pltcht>r's Rt>corel T Stone c. R. Cazel 350 ~tfi w L Pet. ~4 C. I.aut> r R.G. Ed. Polley Nick SpieR None . .. 2 0 1000 no 2fi F Arnold L.G. "· E. Hill George Huck .. . . . . . .. 4 1 200 800 :~20 :!ti Harvey Harloff, referee Jacob Hoffman ... . . 2 1 667 None Nmw 27 . . . .. 2 2 500 None Wil. Ice (1) :.!R NotH' Wil. Shoe Store (2) Ralph Klinge .. 000 None " Nont> W Uttenreuther R.F. G. Merga nthaler James Hoffman . . . . . . .0 ~!l 2 000 None <1. White 1,250 L. F. R. Wilson Ernest Heller . . ... .. .. .0 !lO Ed. Hartman .. .... . .. .0 1 000 G. Huck 300 C. H. Wolff 180 :n Villagt· Golf A Hoffman R.G. R. Wolff L. G. E. Heller Course B Anderson Grt.'Pn Hnn<'y Hn.rloff, referee None 720 1 Jan~.ary ] ,100 600 2 K of C. I (27) St. Jo!';eph (7) 800 1,350 ·> R J... udwlg R.F R Hoffman 800 1,250 4 'P McArdle L.F. H. Schleuter None None 5 p van de North C. P. Wagner 1,830 475 6 G Ludwig R .G. .J. Hoffman 1,180 425 7 Recent games in the Women's B Smith L.G. V. Defnlef n 600 1,150 s Basketball league are reported as folEd. Phillips !) None None J. Hoffman lows: Harvey Harloff, referee Roughnecks (17) Wildcats (13) 12,285 4,950 Total Vera Johnson Marjorie Miller Indoor Baseball Geraldine Weber Blanche K eil 'Phe Printing- Rtudio (5) St. Jo!';eph (0) Margaret McCann Rheda Weber Di<'k Huck Victor Deinlein Peggy Betts Jane Krier Bill Huck Peter Wagner Lt'ona Hoffman Ethel Keenor Edwin Udl'll .Jamf's Hoffman Bf'lty McCann Lorraine J annPs Arthur SummPrft>ld Wendell Phillips Georg-e Hu<'k Harold Sehleuter Do'rothy ~mith Skaer, referee Paul Braun Ralph Klinge Ed. Bra un Ed. Phillips Ponies ( 49) Flappers (10) JTnrvC'y Harloff, um])fre "Why isn't there 'an icc pond for Georgia l..t>ffingwell Elizabeth Hoffman skating for th<.' pcoplr of the east Elizabeth Muehlberg Blanche K eil 'I'F.A ~~ STANDINnS Eva Berndt~on Vera Johnson side of Wilmette?" Intloor Jhuwlmll Amy Crumlish Lost Pet. Alma Muf'hlberg That que3tio~ has hecn asked Daniel R idg<' Elt·ctrie .. . . . Won () Catherine Pearson 1 8!13 Marjorit> Thor·sen M. Davis, director of recreation, three Rt. Joseph Vivian Quigley !l 2 714 Marg::q'(:· t De Marco (i rinting ~tudio .. Skaer, referee 2 750 separate tina's within the last two p ilmette Shoe .1 6 143 weeks, which mad e Mr. Davis express w ' ilmette Tee ' .. 0 7 Rlnky DinkR (l!l) 000 O'Kays (30) doubt as to whether people of Wilmette Ethel K eenor Ca. rie ChaRe Womt>n's Jlask.-tbnll Marcella Kummer Naomi Price do realize the large program of re \Von J . . ost Pet. Dor·othy Smith Elsie PaterRon creation being conducted here. H orsefeathers . . . . 7 1 875 Emma HickR Pahlyma Lee Burpee .... .8 1 888 Mary Hoffman To each of hi s que sti oners he ga \ ' e p onies Florence Frykman R inky Dinks .... . . . .... 7 2 86~ Margaret De Marco ElinQ.r Craig the following answer: 0 'Kays ..... 5 4 555 Skaer, referee 4 5 555 "There i,;;. There has been for three R oughnecks . . . . . . . raves . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 375 years. Th at is the . same length of B F la ppers .. J ..... .. 7 125 time that an ice pond has been in \\' ildcats . . .. 1 7 125 - Colin Finlayson Achieves More Laurels in Skating Colin Finlayson, son of Mr. and Mrs. ] ohn Finlayson, 731 Laurel avenue, who was the winner of the 220 and 440 yard dashes in the Wilmette Ice Carnival January 12, has annexed added laurels in those two events for youngsters under fourteen years of age. He won second place in the fifth annual Henry Playground Ice Meet held at Humboldt Park, Chicago, last Sunday. He is also entered in the Tribune and Herald-Examiner meets in Chicago. Young Finlayson is a New Trier High school student and was formally an outstanding athlete of Stolp school having been one of the four boys to receive the Wilmette Rotary club award for ranking above the average in scholarship and athletic prowess. .. Women's Basketball Why Hasn't East Side an lee Rink? . Answer-It Has! Printing Studio Enters a Team in Volleyball League A volley ball team representing The Printing Studio has been entered in the Playground a n d Recreation league to replace the Wilmette Shoe store team which has dropped out of the league. The league now has a membership of eight teams and has narrowed into a hotly contested race for championship between the Baptist and Ridge Electric teams, each of which has won ten games and lost one . The Presbyterian team is in third place with eight victories and two losses . " · ······· · 0 ·· ' · · 0 · · ... ' Yolh·ybnll Won B aptist ....... .. . . . . .. 9 p r t>sby t erian .... . . . 8 R idg,e Electri(' ... . . . . . .9 s t. Jose ph .. ... . . .... 5 Methodist .... .. 4 E nglish Lutht>ran . . . .. . 3 H oward P. T. A. ..... . :~ Pr inting Studio .0 ······ - Lost 1 2 1 5 6 6 Hnskt'tball W-on p relo;hyterin n . ... . . . .. 8 T erminal A. c. .. .. ... . 7 1{ of c. II .... .. ...... 6 Me thodist " .. .. .. .. .... 4 w ilmette Shoe .......... 5 K of c. I .... " ...... 4 I. 0. 0. F. .. ... 2 s t. Joseph . .... . .. . 1 p resbyterlan II .... .. .. 1 w ilmettc Ice .. ..... .. . 1 Player G.P. Arthur Summerfeld . . 2 Jack Brewer ...... .. . . 4 Andrew Thalman . .. . 4 - 0 1 Lost 0 7 Pet. 900 800 900 500 400 333 300 000 Pet. 1000 Huck Pitches No-Hit .Game in Village Indoor League Kenilworth Scouts Hold Court in New Gymnasium George Huck, pitcher for The PrintThe regular court of honor for Kenilworth Boy Scouts was held in the new memorial gymnasium at the Joseph Sears school for the first time Tuesday I_!ight. Al.e x Newton, Maurice Bosly, and Cy MacKinnon received certificates designating them as first class Scouts. Second class certificates were awarded to Grant Ehrlich, Laury Botthof, and George Benson, while the following boys received merit badges : F~an.k Williams (2), Tom Sinding, Jack Smdmg (2), and Paul Gilbert. 1 1 2 3 4 6 875 857 666 6!5 6 7 6 500 250 142 142 125 ing Studio Indoor baseball team, made history in the Playground and Recreation board league in that sport by pitching a no-hit shutout game last Friday evening at Stolp school gymnasium. Although good pitchers have not been lacking in the leagues, recreation officials announce that this is the first time in the three years of the board's existence that a no-hit, norun game has been recorded. Huck relies on a "raise" ball and a drop" to pitch his team to victory. 41 INDOOR LEAGUE AVERAGES A.B. 24 26 8 15 16 H Pet. 5 625 6,6 616 UPSET IN CAGE LEAGUE . Th.e men's basketball league got :t btg }olt last week when the Terminal Athletic club team suffered its first defeat of the season at the hands of the K of C II team, which has only one loss to its c~edit. · COMPETITION NIGHT The Girls Athletic club which meets · at Howard. school Tuesday evening anno~nces 1ts first "competition night" for February 26. The program will be a track meet which will be open to the public.