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Patronize Pur Advertisers IkpFOUT. BOSTON IAN JR SHOIS f o r youngs.rs' with fonder, gr ow i ng fief. Bleck end fan .1k w;th sherk f ip. and long wearing, Viscol.. ixed soles. Szes 1 f. 6 are $4. Sz.s 12 to 131/2 * ..... 3 i rstagton ad Chure-Evanstomn no u 1733 Dessomi inni. MSis eràice uorre -of the iorre- Wolff dancing- studio in Evanston will instruct tbe class whicb will include dance routines as well as fundamental. steps., ,Registiration:for the class May be màde,,with any mnember of the Play- ground and Récréation board staff or at > théeRecreation office, 914 Central avenue. You Will Fmnd au Complote Linie of-These Loading RADIOS in Lgon&Hea1y'g Evanston, Store: RCA Victor Philco Stromberg- Carlson Cap.harf -Midg.f Radios and Exchang.d Sets EASY TEIRMS rmêH.aly 615 Davis St. Evanston Open Evenings# ..I Ulbu Ca.. .. lisbi.. *ll .S 8.JNS O the Rerreation staff announce. Wednesday night of last week the tower tournament was organized and the first challenge play started. The tournament will receive momentun this week when players of national' and state recognition enter. Tuesdayr eve- ning b as been designated "American Legion" nightand will be reserved for player *s> f rom the Legion. Wednesday evening isý men's singles night, and tourniament and rriday evening miixed dulsand singles. After tbis week, Tbursday evenings will.be -ladies' night and a tower tour- nament-similar to the one conducted for mnen on Wednesday evening will be Stàrted,. The gymnasium, is open from. 7 t 10. O'clock on -eacb of the above named evenings. IMA KE A WARDs! Between halves of a- basIcetballt ga.ne between two ail-star aggregations tbe annual awarding, ceremony to athletes who have won honors during the year wvas beld by tbe Playground and- Rec- reation board Monday evening, April 16, at the Howard school gymnasiuni. The higb honors of the evening went to Hoffmann Florists' teams who have the distinction of being the first or- ganization to win permanent posses- sion of the year-round victory trophy awarded annually to the organization winning the bighest nuniber of points during the entire year. This trophy had to be won three times consecutive- Iy before permanent possession .could be attained and, althougb it bas been pas sed around f rom organization te orgallization, the Hoffmann teams are the first to attach it permanently dur- .ing tbe eigbt years thé Playground and Recreation board bas been conducting competitive atbletics. iii addition to the permanent victory trophy, the Hoffmanns received another trophy to be retained one year and competed for next year. The Brownies girls' teain won. the girls' year-round trophy but althougb they bave -won it the basketbali season, an AIn-Star basketball gante was played at How- ard gymnnasim last Monday evening. This was the first time in the history of tbe Playgroulid board« that this gante bas been played, the possibiliti of similar gaines in.the future is some- what undecided.. The players for this game were selected on a basis of their ability and record' for the season. The squads for this game were selected bk' Clyde Grater and Art Taylor, Grater coaching the Minmette team and Tay- lor an- out-of-town, teami. The Minmette team rapidly' assumed a lead in'the first quarter and kept on mnakinig poi nts uintil at tbe, half it looked as tbough they would bave no trouble in beating the out-of-towners., In thé second baîf, bhowever, tbe Out- of-towners, inspired. by several beiûu- tiful shots by George' Saxton,ý began to click * Tbey had evened up the score by tbe. end of the third quàrter a nd the gamne, assýumed a tense air... F'roWi this point »on bowever the Out-of-ý towners hield commandi of the situation with Saxton and Najdowski dropping in several pretty shots. The local teani bere tried to even Up the score by tak- ing long shots but only one connected as the gante ended with the Out-of- towners winning 31 to 24.: George Saxton and Najdowski were,,the bigh- scorers for the ivinners, while, Tony Varney was outstanding for the locals. Sùmmaries. tOut-of-Towit B F P Fox 2 1 2 Najdoiwski : U..Meyer 2 2 2 Saxtoi 6 O. 2 Plownian O O0 Fitzgerald, 0 0O0 Totali 14 3 9 Ii.rette AUl starsi VaI:Wy B Fl~' F.()eleriuli 1 0 0 Moeclir 2 -2 1 D.Oeleriei t -1O L.auer 0 1 2 Hadt 1O O O0 Horn 0 O i Gratter 1 1 fHui'k 0. O Reeee Bill Mackle and FÉrn 1e Relier. Scorer-Chuck Boyle, Timekeeper-A. Hacker. Dorothy Davis, captain;-' Bessie toUch- ikaa, Beatrice Lealj, A lice Wagner, Blancehe Kreusch. Men's "A" Basketbali eaguv~. Ktat.ý bank : W. B. Robinson. captain; Clyde Grator, Tony Varney, Tom King, Jack Cullen, Harry. Stonie, Robert Snilth, Charles Lauer. Men's "B" Ba',kptball league. St. Fra.ncis: Glrls ."A" Basketball league. Stolles: - U 53ymasum Eva' Berndtson, captai»; Vera John- Trhe detnonstratior sion, Amie $temnpel, Alice Nord, eath- charge and. will rine Didier, Martha Green, Ethel drills,, tumnbling,, fc S I Orhi' "B" BasketbaJl league (Hif gh tPadfl ac School le>afno) TNT'@- basketball and volle3 will be f ree of elude marcbing mal gymnastics, imbers and brief alt game&s 's c r SIRL-.tFi