THE : HESPERIAN
made one of his characteristic, forceful and
eloquent speeches. He did not do himself
justice, however, owing to a lack of prepara
tion. The following are the sixteen, in their order
given places by the judges: J. D. Denison, R.
S. Baker, G. E. Kindler, E. 13. Perry, C.V.
Taylor, G. E. Hager, C. E. Matson. A. L.
Djal, J. A. Maguire, 0. W. Meier. F. G.
Hawxby, H. E. Sackett, W. 1. McXaughton,
E. F. Warner, J. II. Kemp, Miss Bertha
Stull. The Hesperian' gives below the mark
ing of the judges for the first sixteen speakers.
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I3nxlceL ISji.11 Guiuch.
On 3fonday evening Dec. 13th the 5 and 8
o'clock class teams played a very one sided
game The only explanation for the score of
26 to 3 is found in the fact that the 8 o'clocks
were clearly outclassed by the 5 o'clocks.
The line up:
5 o'clock
Hill (capt.) Forward
Story "
3Ioore Center
Andreson AV. E. Guard
Andrcson It. D. Guard Ilanlon
Olliccrs: Keferee, Stcbbins; umpires,
Yodcr and Perry; timekeeper, Ryan; scorer,
Hopewell.
The game Tuesday evening between the 8
and 11 o'clocks was devoid of all interest.
The only features were the fouls. The score
was (5 to 5 in favor of the 8 o'clocks. The
line up:
Forward
Center
Guard
Hunt (capt.)
Ilolbcu
Corey
Sams
Guteleban
Burk
Sub.
Perry (capt.)
Ryan
Rochon
Sackett
Lowrie
Heuck
Oflicers: Referee, Stcbbins: umpires,
nill and Allen; scorer, Yoder.
One of the hardest fought basket ball con
tests ever played in the Armory took place
Monday evening between theo and 11 o'clock
class teams. The following was the line-up.
11 o'clock
Yoder
Ryan
ltoschon
Sackett
Perry (capt)
Hopewell
Forward
8 o'clock
Saycr (capt.)
Heffner
Aden
Nielson
h o'clock
Hill (capt)
Story
Moore Center
Andreson, W. E. 'Guard
Andrcson. R. D.
Ryan Sub
The game was one sided from the first, the
score being 24 to 0 in favor of the live o'clocks.
The five o'clocks now have the enviable
title of "University Team." Dr. Hastings
is trying to arrange for a game with the "West
Side Chicago team Jan. .'. Then; will be a
game between the Y. M. C. A. team and the
Univcrsit3' team some time during January.
The best place in the city to get a good
sleighing outfit is at Argubright's212X 12 St.
He will treat you right.
Dr. Ketchum, Oculist and Aurist, Richards'
Block treats diseases of the eye, ear, nose
and throat, and is fully equipped with instru
ments for fitting glasses without mydriatics.
All fees reasonable.
The Unions had a most enjoyable sleigh
ride last Tuesday evening. About thirty
were out to enjoy the fine evening. Dr. Bes
sey entertained the entire party by giving
them a ten o'clock lunch. It was almost
midnight before the last song had been sunp;.
