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for senior boys, and o. lfor senior girls. The boys.,and girls eligible to comfpete in the junior, division nmust be a bona fide member ofl somne third, fourth', or.fifth grades of. one of the public or parochial schools, an& those eligible tO. compete i the sen ior division' must be 'in the sixth, Seventh, r eightb grades. Glein W. Gathiercoal and Miss Joe Skidnxore, recreation assistants . Jà -charge of the boys and girls tourna- ments9 ýrespectiv ely. have .atiiounced that the "Big Ring" game wiII be the officialigame for the tournainents., The "Big Ring"- in the veruiacular of yoüngsters rneans that each contest- ant nust bring foýur abisnad dition, to "shooter" to be placed in a large circle. The boy, and girl shooting the most out and getting the inost inarbles win. However, all nia rbls will be returtied to their original owners after the garne 13 over. Chidren who wsihto enter. the contest are reminded by Mr. Gather- coal and Miss Skidmore thiat dravw-i ings for the preliminaries will be made proniptly at 9:30 o'clock and that tardv contestnats are likelv toi loose out in a chance for comipetition. saw puzzle contest, on April 12 have st'ill more jig-saw puzzles toward which they can look forward if they. finish amnong the four Nvinners ini the adult tournarnent, or arnong the two winners in the child's tourna- ment; for the prizes have been ai]-, nounced and thiev are-jig-saw puz- zles. . nson Y. P. C. IR. Sie T. Schinleîr V. Dinlein H. Peters E.. Thalmannu Gathiercoal, Baptist (15, 15) F. 'Guthridge E. Carlson E.. McDow, A. Gruhn G. Williamns W. Haas 1.- Hoffitann Floris ts Jake Hoffnianil Janmes Hoffmnann .ller referee Me.thoiIît (4, Il) 0. (.eppert C'. Geppert R. Robin,,on H. Sehieuter J. Baughnian A. Heees Phillilps, rt'feree Final tearn standing1ms in bail 'garnes: Baptist........2 HoffMatin Florisýts A 2 Mthodlst 19 Howard1 P. T. 7 Swedilsh Bushuien ..3 Y. P. C. .. Lost. Pct. 3 .800 5 .667 14 .67 "B" BÂSMETJ4ALI LEAGIE 'y. 13. S. KCr. M. Kn KWa H. Sel L. Kra L'. Teý -at R. Steffens rleip J. Jordain agner . D. Scott huettA. Bauer ai t . J. Miller *Yer T. Schlnlei' H. Petels Hleiller, rferee ts (20) .Winberg Drugs (40) 'Ung L.Goss, 111 i80 R. Gosm ýworth C. Nordberg )ungR. !ridman een R. Llpdsley. W. Webster J. Marshall 1C. Hii Wolff, referée Van eusn's(14) St. T. Buck Q. Jones E~. Horn W. P. Jonles R. Moran Wolff, referee HfîaaFlorists His' (40) E. Bra minier Francils (16) W. O'Neil J. O'Neil B. 'Moran D. Sullivan J. Harrison Serv, Station M.-- - III-et--.i te nottiius smarting with .neîr Teami standings iii, *A"* basketbali defeat, and enforced position In. sec- leaue:ond place, began the climfib to first Wonnîan ForitePet-.-place _early in the season this vear. Setate Bank.......15.937-lowever, they met with one. or two L3 n ain Texacos... 9 8S .529ý setbacks, clinging to second Place K. oftC. ............ 7.438 ilotofhessnadfroe M. Y. p.s D te eaô, ndfo,0n York......... .. z6 il 12w eek,î msforced to share the sec- Basketeers....... 4 13 .235 îd place b)erth with the, Methiodist YMethedists........... 3 14 176 teain XKow the tié, is to be plaýed off to, N.S. BASKEWBALL LEAGÜE deterînine which- of the rival teanm Hluif Boi1lers (34) Ba hAi (12) shail have the honor of. being. 1933, B. Meyers B. Dyniewicz ciaPotwtotaysrnso B. Heap V. Oelerieli ihu nysrnso L. -Border 1). Oeleric*eh Sharing it with another team. 'rhis D., Heap .. J. She ridan garne will be a'clasgic according to A. Buekley. . n. Nel«on Recreationauorieanlasbn Il. ('ramer E. Hardt uhrte edhsbe B. ichrdsset for 7 o'clock next Monday nlight Helerreere.et the Howard- gyrnnasium, accord- ing to Glen.W., Gathercoal,reea Schultz K- Nord (20) ilghland Pa rk (29'toasitati crgofteai- G. Sax ton M. Sc,"ît, . R. Nor(]~ N.siiver T.. Russell T. aig Helleir, referte, %Vil muette L!fe 1lfnan "oit (35) (8 EBrainjier C. Thorsen J. HarisonT. Saxton V. Meter R. Horn C.- WiIliainus . R. Leonard T. Obermeler C. Schroeder R. Wolff H. Johnson He ller, re.rcR. Berndt.,ýon Teain standings lin North Soe~s ketbali league:. Won Lost Pet. Huif DIleks ..12 Schultz & %,oid .:9 4 . H{offm~ann Foits 9 6 .692 Ba.haI .... 4 1 60 Wilmette Lite........ .3:3.2 Hilghland Park :11 ~ .30 Roller-Skating Meet SScheduled for Aprit 25 The tiue and place for the sev- enthi annual roller skating mneet for children to be conducted blY thle Stellar A thietes in Boxing, Mat Exhibit Sitîce thec first announcenient of the boxing a.ad wrestling show sched- uled by the Playground and Recre- ation board for Saturday niglIt, April 1, mnibers of the recreatilon staff" announice the addition of several îîew boxers and wrestlers to tle list of aspirants for local boxing and wrest- ling honorsý, ail of whom have bc- corne menibers of the Board's box- ing> and wrestling classes held on. MQndav eveniflg. Meibers of the Mondai' -ev.eiiing classes forrn the nucleus of boxers and wrestlers taking part iii the show.. Seven boxing'and thrce wrest- ling inatches have been atinounictd anmd th:zre is a possibility that Joe Corrado, instructor of the, clags.an<lf. Dudlev C. Stonxe. recreation, assist- ant in charge of the activity, will add others to the list. Somne of the new wrestlers to 'be- corne iclentified with the showv are Leonard Wolff, a New Trier higli or at.tLe RE trai .avenue. ion may 1be aeR. Bjork ,ae G. Saxton ne, recreation as- Heller referee f the tournarnent, State 13ank,(36) 1Lynam Te n office, 914 Cen- . milUlen,. T. Ctule R. zon Jag u uiiaas rr irS-upen yard daQ]h for boiys-,-Open A Junior girls' ba composed of teaini grade girls ini the pi chiai schools and hig ýMeI], lîws been orgar etbal1 leagtue, froni eighith ic and paro- schiool frcslî- d' to accoli-