Leander Clark College - Cardinal Yearbook (Toledo, IA)

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,g e -g .ginger . In view of the absence of Dickensheets, this victory was quite extraordinary. It might be said that the fellows exerted themselves in these last two games and proved their loyalty to the captain by presenting him with two such splendid victories. They constitute the best of bouquets to ailing athletes. Saving the best till the last, the team went to Indianola to play the return game with the Simps. Not only had We fallen before them earlier in the season but also had many other Iowa colleges. Nothing could have been more to our liking than to win over Simpson, and nothing could have gone farther to add to our prestige. By steady fighting, coupled with bril- liant offensive work, the deed was thoroughly done for which we are duly grateful. Here 's the latest- Indianola, Ia., March 2,- Simpson college closed her basketball schedule Saturday night by defeating the Des Moines Tigers. On Friday night the team met the Leander Clark ive and was defeated by the score of 25 to 23. A large black cat was in the gym all thru the game and some say that the defeat was due to this. At least numerous cries to put out the cat were heard in the last few minutes of the game. Whethei' this sign of a bad omen had any effect on the game or not, Simpson was rather outclassed in most respects. ' '-Des Moines Capital. Nuf said. Maybe they were watching the kitty when we slipped over those two deciding points. With Green as captain and a wealth of material the next year should see us making further strides toward fame in basketball circles. At least we predict that there will be more to tell anon. ,E-.elses f

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