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30 THE WESTPORT HIGH SCHOOL HERALD. BOYS' ATHLETIC NOTES. In summing up the year's athletic work we shall not employ Caesaris veni, vide, vicif' Bather our epigram should be, '4We have met the enemy and we are theirs. We have not plundered as we went, yet it occurs that defeat has not been failure. Our football team was sometimes outplayed, al- ways outweighed. Our basket ball team though scarred with many wounds, still lives to hope, they figure that next year when they are all ten pounds heavier and Perry one foot taller they will trail some victorious banners in the dust. The baseball team at present writing has one victory and four de- feats to its credit. The phrase, Kto its cred- it,U is use-d advisedly, for the defeats have been such as to prove the merit of the team. The two games with Manual were lost by virtue of raw umpiring and confusing yell- ing. The last game with Kansas City, Kas., must be charged to Westport's adverse star, there is only one game in which we acknowl- edge a clean cut defeat, the first game with Kansas City, Kas. As far as the future can be forecasted the prospects for athletic victories next year are better. Our base ball team especially prom- ises unusual strength and we are very hope- ful. The record of our athletic' contests so far as obtainable we print below: FOOT BALL. Westport, 0, Manual, 24. Westport, 0 , Blees, 52. Westport, 0, K. C., K., 0. Westport, 5, Medico Chi, 0. Westport, 5, K. C., K., 5. Westport, 0, Leavenworth, 14. BASKET BALL. Westport, 29, Eiremen, 27. Westport, 35, Firemen, 14. Westport, 19, Westport Stars, 15. Westport, 29, Westport Stars, 17. Westport, 13, Y. M. C. A. Juniors, 18. Westport, 9, Central, 30. Westport, 22, Eiremen, 36. Westport, 12, Leavenworth, 22. Other games were played, among them a tie game with Central, but our reporter is unable to get the data. BASE BALL. Westport, 23, Central, 17. Westport, 8, Hill Crests, 7. Westport, 5, K. C., K., 15. Westport, 7, Manual, 10. Westport, 8, Manual 9. Westport, 9, K. C., K., 10 Q11 inningsj. The Boys, Athletic Association will begin next year with a new constitution. The most important changes involved are an initiation fee of 25,cents, and an executive committee to manage such business as does not require a meeting of the association. At the beginning of the year the member- ship list will be opened and the payment of 25 cents will entitle a boy to membership in the association, which carries with it the privilege to use the supplies belonging to the association such as foot ball, base ball and basket ball material. The understanding is that no student not a member of the asso- ciation can use this material. It is right that the boys getting the pleasure from these things should support them financially. It is e-xpected that this new arrangement will put the association on a more business- like basis and that athletics will be better managed than heretofore. In the five games of base ball this spring Bruner heads the batting list. He has 12 runs to his credit and has made only 6 outs. His work behind the bat has been somewhat erratic, but on the whole he has been a very valuable man to the team. In the game against Central, Vogel distin- guished himself by getting two home runs, one when the bases were full. He has since distinguished himself in other fashions when the bases were full. He has played a steady game at short. His throwing has been per- feet. Bob Hornbuckle at third has never thrown the ball away or failed to give a good ac- count of himself. Though somewhat weak at the bat in the early games, he has found the ball and is hitting well. , ' A .. wi-m f-' -we - ' 'W ' V-- ' - ' ' M ' ,......-ans --- if-H41 ' 'i