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and lightweight basketball teamns lost a doubleheader last Friday night. Evanston, foe of many years' stand- ing, did the trick. The heavyweighit game,ý whic~h went into overtirne, was decided by one point, 25 to.24,. white t he lightweight battie, ended with a 21 to 19 couint. The defeat for, the Ne w Trier heavies was, their third, successive setback, in Suburban league cômpeti- tion. After *winnringtheir 'firstleaguie gamne from :Oak, Park, .33' to 22, be- fore the holidays, t he heavies lost to Proviso, 40 to 36, in an oliertime bat-. tlwere osoundly whipped by er .ield, 30,to 13,ad then last Friday. dropped anlother hard-fought, over- tinie game to Evanston. Griggs Na Nemuess It was Carl Griggs, star. forward and leading scorer for the Evanrston heavies , who did the "dirty" work lui last Friday's battie., He sanik a field goal in the overtimne period to give his team victory, for the hest New Trier could do after the regulation period ended, 23 to 23, was a frec throw. CGriggs and Voights, guard ' eacli inade seven points for Evans- ton., The leading-scorer of the ganie. however, was '"Duke" Scotti Newv Trier center, who sank two field goals and fotir free throws for eighit points, fils team-mate, Jack Siind- ing, forward, had six points, as did Cuirrie, thie other Evanstoni forward.. Trail at HaIE.ý Trrier and to take ail ot their other games. T his wouid bave given themn at least a tie for the chamfpionship. Their one consolation is that they have.another crack at ,Evanston on Februtary,23 at New,:.rier.. Dave Miller,.who bad been playing forward for. the New Trier light-, weights, Was operated on-for appen- dicitis the day before the. Evanston game. Bill Chichester, who t ook bis place, led the" team in scoring with six points., Umberger, guard, madle five' points* for New Trier, whilè biW team-ýmates, Flynn 'forwaras Fitzgerald, center and:'gu.ard, had four each.'Evanson- took an, early leàd and was ahead six,.points at tle start of the final quarter., Then New, Trier staged a rally that fell short. Meet Lae.Forest. This. week,- which marks -tbe close of the first semester at, New Trier, there will be no league game. How- ever, the New Trier boys go to Lake Forest Saturday to play Lake 1Forest~ acaderny. League competition wi . be - resumed Friday of next week, when Oak Park cornes to New Trier for return games. RETURN FROM WEST Mr. and Mrs. Paul Davis and- their sniall son, Milford, of 256 Woodstock avenue, Kenilworth, ieturned to their home last Tuesday froin a three weeks' trin) tn 'Sn Francisco and Phoenix. *1J, ne WI~ine i a qa ie4LL!naeUL, "u. attencl:ng 1Kerper nhallimLK.CUUsIUL the lead was short-lived. spent last week-end with her parents. With less than a minute Ieft in the overtime period Bob Hallquist, New Mrs. W. A: Schrei, 327 Cumnor Trier guard. was injured and an ai- road, Kenilworth, will be hostess to ready tens e game was.made more so. eight f riends for luncheon and bridge It. was at ,Ieast ten minutes before today. Hallquist was revived, but he xvas __________ back in school Mondayf,. apparently IDA R I suffering 'no ill effects from bis expe- IN IA T AI rience. TEA ROI Trag.dy for UJLihts" - junche(on . . . Il a. Ms..2 P. M. .....0* within the rectch of aUl! aà NEW and COMPLETE course for *Per $.oMonth For thé Year's Course! Your heaith 1 ,Ns it worth $5000»? 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