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TEAMS TAKE HARD
CONTESTS AT GYM
Junior Laws and Soph Engineers are
Champions of Their De-
partments.
'14 LAWS BEATEN IN LAST MINUTE
In the most hotly contested game
that has been played in the'inter-class
basketball series, the junior laws over-
came the freshmen by a score of 41 to
39 last night, and increased their
chances for the campus championship.
The meeting of these two tams was
looked forward to with much interest,
and the outcome was doubtful until the
final whistle. At the end of the first
half the victors led their opponents by
a margin of nine points, but the lead
was soon overcome during the next pe-
riod, and again regained by the juniors
after hard playing and sensational
shooting. Two minutes before the
whistle blew for time, the score stood
39 to 39, but with only sixty seconds to
go Lewis tossed the ,leather into the
net for the coveted points, and time
prevented the freshmen from even at-
temptin to get them back.
Summary. Score-Juniors 41, Fresh-
men 39..
Lineup:
Juniors Freshmen
Lewis..........L.F........Helm
Rothshaffer
Nelson..........R.F........Corey
Wells, Knight.....C........McCoy
Rogers....... ... L.. .Kennedy,
Tower
Wagner.......R.G.......Wright
Goals from field-Nelson 9, Corey 6,
McCoy 6, Rothshaffer 4, Lewis 6, Wells
2, Wagner 2, Helm 1. Foul goals-Cor-
ey 5 in 5 chances; McCoy 0 in 2 chanc-
es; Nelson 3 in 8 chances; Rogers 0 in
1 chance.
Referee-Hanson. Timer-Idena.
Time of halves-20 minutes.
Soph Eng. 24, Senior Eng. 15.
The soph engineers wrested a hard
game from the seniors, 24 to 15, the
contest being featured by rough play-
ing on both sides. Tackle, of the sen-
iors, played a good game throughout,
making 13 of the 15 points claimed by
the losers, but he was decidely off his
usual form when it came to shooting
foul goals.
Summary. Score-Soph Eng. 24,
Seniors.15. Time of halves-20 and 15
minutes. Referee-Coler. Timer-
Idena.
Linup:
Seniors Sop.
Tackle...........L.F.......Weeks
Webb..........R.F....... Thienes
Fisher..........C.........White
Campbell.......... L.G. .. Patterson,
Marx
Rowley...... .R.G.....Fletcher
Goals from field-Tackle 6, Thienes
6, Webb 1, Weeks 0. Foul goals-Tack-
le 1 in 5 chances; Webb 0 in 3 chances.
Return from Father's Funeral.
Robert C. Porter, '13, and Louis Por-
ter, '15, returned yesterday from their
home in Greensburg, Ind., where they
were called last week by the death of
their father.

Anyone interested in wrestling tour-
nament should register at once in
wrestling room.
Senior Lits buy tickets to Stag Din-
ner at S. L. A. office today and tomor-
row.
Kentucky club will have a smoker
Friday at 8:30.
Dean Reed is Convalescing.
Dean John O. Reed, of the literary
department, is making steady progress
towards recovery from his illness. He
is now able to sit up.

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