Call For Basket Ball
Brings Out 70 Fresh
Sevellt y y° un g aspirants
fr ^hman basketball squad reported
for practice last Monday evening in
answer to the first call by Coach
This is not an unusual "Squinty" Hunter.
usually large turn-out, but it is far
to a great number to be effectively
handled: so according to Coach Hunter
with the next few weeks a
prospects of elimination will reduce
the number to a manageable squad.
With possibly the exception of Bill
Uaudson and Glen Talbott, who were
men two years
all-state basketball
ago, there are probably no outstanding high school records in the squad.
This, however, is not necessarily a
handicap to this
team, and in the opinion of many who
year's freshman
have made the comparison, this season's prospects are at least as bright
as they were last year.
Some basket shooting and a few
minutes of scrimmage was all that
was attempted Monday, but from now
on practice will be in earnest every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday evening at 7:30.
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TOMORROW OVER TO KEN
WORTHY THURSDAY, FRIDAY.
Rupert Hughes has hit the bullseye
of fun again with his new Goldwyn
phot comedy. "Come on Over," which
will be shown at the Kenworthy
theatre for two days, beginning Thursday. It is a companion piece, for its
comedy, to his "Scotch my Back," and
its characters are as human and lovely as those in his other masterpiece,
The Old Nest  Its comedy is wholesome and persuasive and inflexible and through its course flows a vein of Irish wit that only Mr. Hughes has been able to bring to the screen in all its delightfulness. 