Medill High School - Medillite Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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BASKETBALL HEAVIES The results of the practice games gave the Heavies high hopes, they won all live. But after a favorable start they lost three games in succession and after one win, two more. At the end of the League season they had won three games and lost live. The heavies were ably captained by David Starr and Sam Stien- berg. The line-up follows: B. F. Total M. Rosenweig, C. 28 9 37 S. Steinberg, L. F. 53 23 76 M. Lebidinsky, R. F. 16 4 20 D. Starr, R. G. I5 I2 27 L. Vlfilens, L. F. 5 2 7 A. Newman, R. G. - 8 I 9 Subs: H. Cohen, S. Greenspan, and W. Cohen. SCORES-HEAVIES Practice Dec. 2 Medill Ig Lane Dec. 3 Medill 22 MorganP Dec. 6 Medill 26 W. Phillips Dec. 9 Medill IQ Hibbard Dec. 21 Medill O9 Fenger League Jan. 3 Medill 23 Austin Jan. 6 Medill I7 Crane jan. IO McKinley I7 Medill Jan. I3 Marshall 24 Medill jan. 24 Crane 20 Medil Jan. 27 Medill 24 McKinley jan. 31 Marshall 18 Medill Feb. 3 Harrison 21 Medill Pflgf 94 I4 2I O9 16 5 18 I3 I4 05 I9 I4 I3 5 Dec Dec Dec Dec. Dec Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. 3 1 Feb SCORES-LIGHTS Practice Medill 1 1 Medill 25 W. Phillips 21 Medill 20 Medill 24 League Austin I9 Medill 22 Marshall 27 Crane 27 McKinley 2I Marshall 23 Harrison I8 Lane Morgan Medill Hibbard Fenger Medill McKinley' Medill Medill Medill Medill Medill P

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BASKETBALL, LIGHTS The Lights too had better luck in the practice games. They won three, lost one, and tied one. One league game was won and six lost. Louis Drexler who usually played left guard was captain. Bruno lVIarte and Morris Chaletsky, their positions center and right forward respectively, were a terror to the opposing team when they got the ball in their hands. Marte made the most free throws, 253 Cheletsky, the most baskets, I9. YVilliam Kaplan and Louis Drexler were close seconds. ' GOAL BALL Mr. Cermak became very interested in Goal Ball while on a trip to Czechoslovakia where it is very popular. He introduced it to Medill when he came back and it became so popular that there is now a regular Goal Ball team made up of girls. ThetNormal students heard about it and became interested so on Thursday, May 26, the Goal Ball players gave an exhibition of the game to the college. Parr 95