North Side High School - Legend Yearbook (Fort Wayne, IN)

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.11--,-.?.Q....... 4, g- T53 THE . . . f fee-feel-1LEGEl'ID D 1 7.,......,. ,W Bark Roatilwick, Suter, Nobles. i First Roar'-Salzer, Korn, L. Shreve, McXelley. Tennis :XMEY Set? Matchf Not the least of the spring sports was tennis. Last year matches were played with Marion, Central, and South Side. This year matches were to be played with Central and South Side. The singles matches were eapably handled by hlaxine Salzer, Esther Nobles, Catherine Zwick, and Alta Mexelly, while Esther Nobles, Jane Korn, Louise Shreve, and Catherine Suter handled the doubles tilts well. The girls dropped all their matches with Marion, probably due to lack of experience. However, the matches with Central and South Side were closer and a much better brand of tennis was played. A school tournament was also scheduled, but due to the fact that the courts were not in con- dition, it was impossible to play it off. The girls were permitted to use the court in the girls' gym during their free periods, and in that manner kept in practice until the city courts were opened. Tennis was supplemented by baseball as a spring sport. ,,Y .L ,..- .. Strike three. Batter out. YYhich only goes to prove the skill of the pitchers. A great deal of time was spent on baseball in the spring. Teams vx ere organized and could be seen P1110- ticing on the field nearly every night. As it is impossible to have inter-school eoin- petition, inter-class and inter-gym class tourna- ments were held. :X stellar brand of baseball was displayed at all times and a surlieient num- ber of Babe Ruths or YYalter Johnsons could be found at any time. Much of the time was put on learning the fundamentals of the nation's fatorite past- time, and individual attentions was given to every aspirant for the various teams. While no offers were received from the major leagues, each team was able to offer a first class brand of ball, and thus put a new meaning into spring sports. Due to the small number of upperelassinen who Caine out, the two teams were joined into one Junior-Senior team. The Fre.-lumen had two teams, and the Sopliomores one. The lat- ter team was the favorite, due to their heavy hitting and the ability of the pitching stati. Page' 99 v ,ra-. . . .. iff. .... .-.. ws: ' 141:-ft.:-v 4-- ,-- --1 --no-'iff - .. r -sf'

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