Central YMCA High School - Centralite Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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Q L4 1 - yi, fb I , Z , . I 4 4 A 5 ,, 4 1 MM-we-f.-.wf 'Hines gg gggg e qgp rrat II 11 d CB E s y . , Basketball-Track Meet Day 7 IE I INTER-CLASS BASKETBALL AND BASEBALL 3? Our gymnasium class met for the first time on September 8, I924. At .3 2:45 p. m. thirty husky youths standing at attention, were told what was 'E what by Mr. Trangenstein, our physical director. Throughout both semesters : his orders have been obeyed. The class meets three times a week and regular if attendance is required of the members. If The first six weeks of the fall semester were spent in gymnastics. Then Ii the various teams were organized and inter-class basketball was begun. Orr was chosen to represent the Freshman Class, Tursman, the Juniors, and Owen QI the Seniors. The Seniors won the honors in basketball, playing the whole series without a single defeat. IE Immediately following the final game of basketball, inter-class baseball '1 was started. The first series of games resulted in a triple tie but in the :Ili second series the Seniors defeated both the Freshmen and the juniors, and li I were proclaimed champions. 151 Although the Seniors were winners in both basketball and baseball, there i is another team which merits recognition. Tursman's juniors, though handi- 31 capped in number, were a well organized team and were hard fighters. Their ii T playing set forth the principles taught by our instructor, that is: Play to win if but play fair. Winser and Kelly were the outstanding Junior stars in IQ-, basketball. Both men will be able defenders of the Senior honors for the -f coming season. The Freshman Class was well represented by such men as Penovich, Netter Q1 and Orr. These players with two more years of careful training under Mr. lgljg Trangenstein, will develop into leaders in high school athletics. I '1 I . -l-- li . li '. FIELD DAY -3 Central Day School's Outdoor Track Meet was held on Friday, May I6th, I2 I924. It was an ideal day and the promoters were gratified and pleased at I2 1 the number of participants in the races and various events. :Z-, ln Class A, men over I35 pounds, Baxter Moody was winner, scoring ZI points. Moody took first place in the l00 yard dash, time I0 3-5 seconds: Ii ' first place in the high jump, height 5 feet 4 inchesg and first place in the 5' running broad jump, distance I9 feet. II John Brongiel won second place in Class A, taking first place in both the mile and half mile run, and scoring I6 points. gi ln Class B, men under I35 pounds, competition was keen and each event Ig was hard fought. Albert Winser was winner in Class B, scoring 20 points 'if and taking first place in the I00 yard dash and shot put, two second places, :I and tying for first place in the high jump. iii Donald Tursman was second high point man in Class B, scoring I 7 points. Ilil Gold medals were awarded to winners of each class. :I After the events had been staged exciting indoor baseball games were played. The first game, between the Faculty and Seniors, resulted in a I2 defeat for the Faculty: the second game, between the juniors and Freshmen, :Q ended in a victory for the Freshmen. Then the championship game was staged ii in which the Freshmen easily defeated the Seniors. The Freshmen were awarded blue ribbons for their victories. fPage B61 T i-A-'-? ' i '1 -'Tim ' I 'i' : T'-'- - ---'T 'Tw-T

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1 fflziifv 'OBS1 n- 'EPHQ gm no 11 lr ck I1 fi dqg as Athletics Evening CHAMPIONSHIP BASKETBALL TEAM Top Row: l. Beyer, M. Warshauer, H. Sperling. Bottom Row: N. Rosenberg, H. Schraeder, A, Rosenfeld. ATHLETIC COMMISSION The Athletic Commission of the Central Evening High School was formed February 20th. I925. Mr. Stih was appointed temporary chairman and called the meeting to order. Ballots were cast to determine the Commissioner of Athletics. The leading candidates were Carlton Jacobson and Charles Bedig, and on the third ballot Mr. Jacobson was elected commissioner. Chair- men were then elected to represent the various classes as follows: Mathe- son, Senior Classg C. Bedig, Junior Class: A. Ahlgrim, Sophomore Class, and IVI. Warshauer, Freshman Class. The preliminaries in basketball were played on April 4th, The Freshmen overwhelmed the Sophomores, I2 to 5, and in the second game the Seniors Won a close game from the Junior team, I5 to IZ. The finals for the cham- pionship were played the following Saturday and the Freshmen beat the Seniors for the title by the score of 9 to 7. The Junior-Sophomore tilt was won by the latter, 8 to 7. The swimming meet held on April I 7th was captured easily by the Seniors with 46 points. The juniors scored 21 points and 8 points were scored by the Sophomores. The bulk of the scoring was clone by Colburn with I I points, Grossman with I O points, and both Collora and Peterson with 9 points. Cross- man, the junior's star swimmer, won the 44 yard free style race in 24 I-5. This was the only first place the Seniors failed to win. Collora won the fancy diving event with three excellent dives. Peterson won the 44 yard breast- stroke in 33 3-5. It was a close race and in the second heat the four entrants were tied for half the distance, then Peterson gradually drew away from the Field and won the race by about two yards. J. MATHESON. fPage 881 ---.---------'-----'---'- -'- '