December 2, 1938 (The Madison Mirror, 1925 - 1969)

Page 4 THE MADISON MIRROR
Friday, December 2, 1938
"All" BigEight Tea mSec :ted
one from East. Beloit and Park also
had two, while Kenosha and Janesyule
each had one.
Central should be proud of having
Denr and Dockery on this team. Next
year will find these two boys back at
Central continuing their fame at football.
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BIG EIGHT
Basketball Schedule
OFRN TEAM Reed sburg Tonight Player Pos School
PLAYER Po0S ,ITION SCHOOL Derr.........-----LE ..-... Central
----
Haugen .--... LT. .........West
E.... .............. _Madison Central Basketball for Central begins to-
D aerr ..........................................
--------------------------- L lLe Cr
........... .. ____Madison -. West night when it invades Reedsburg's
Lee........... LG.......-.West Dec. 2 (Friday) Madison Central at
Hunt
Haugen. ..... -.............................. -2 ............. Madison West gym. The caliber of both teams is vir- ......... C...........West
Reedsburg.
Lee ......... .... _....... ............-.... R -".................... -Janesville1 tually unknown but a good game is Smith . ... RG ...-... East Dec. 9 (Friday) Belolt at Madison
' O'Connell
Wites ek sk s n ............------.......-.. .. ........................ 3
.R RC
....
.... RT.Wis. High
._ . .............-.... Madison East assured.
East, Madison Central at Janesville,
Cooper ....... _RE ... Edgewood
rf-. .eoh Last year Central was host to Reeds-
Horlick at Kenosha, Racine Park at-
Brown ....QE.----------..West
Er sen..........--------................... Q S------------------_.............Racine Park burg with a last minute rally cinch-
Madison West.
Beck
H e n k s r . ...
. . - .. -- ..
. ._LH Wis. High'x
-. ... .... ... . .... . .... ... . -LDo R I3.............-....-.....--.....
... Racine Park ing the game for Central by a 34-26
Dockery
."......--......... .. .... RH . .Central
Dec. 16 (Friday) Kenosha at-Madi-.
Beloit score.
Pedracine -... FE
Drok
I ...... ._........... ...
.Edgewood son West, Madison Central at Beloit,
Madison Central
s.....................................RI
----------...- _...... ---. ---- Beloit "' yea Reedsburg has a tall
Madison East at Racine Park.
__________________________team with three of the original five
Dec.. 17 (Saturday) Janesville at
An all-Big Eight football T of last year returning. Reedsburg
team has 1 Ninth Grade Home
Racine Horlick. Probably a nonoonfer-
Voley B ll ashould be tough and give Central
ence meet between Kenosha and Mad-
been selected by six of the eight
* a * * loads of trouble. Since there isn't a Rooms Have Programs ison Central. at Madison.
schools in the league through the
sponsorship of Bob Morbeck, Madison Girl's Favorite sufficient knowledge of Reedsburg's
playing your attention will then be
Jan. 6 (Friday) Madison East at
West High sports editor. Each school
drawn to your own team-Central.
(Continued from Page 3) Kenosha, Madison West at Belolt, Hor-
sent in' its choices of a first team, and
piano; Lorraine Hall played "Turkish
I suppose volleyball, a girl's delight, The team as a whole is very fast.
lick at Madison Central, Racine Park
above is the team that can officially is one thing that the boys of Central Two or more members are high scor- March" on her flute; Lavonne Wold at Janesville.
be ,recognized as THE "All" Big Eight have always wondered about. In fact ers which should help the team. The and Jean Nyberg sang two songs. Jan. 13 (Friday) Beloit at Racine
team for this year.
they'd be wondering the rest of their height averages from small to large. Some pupils in' the home room doubted Park, Janesville at Kenosha, Madison
Credit should be given to Bob for life about volleyball unless some good- The Probable Lineups Mr. Nickel When he said he used just Central at Madison East, Horlickc at
inaugurating this project which has natured girl explained. Since no girl The probable lineups for tonight
Madison West.
been successful for its first appear- has yet ventured to explain to this may be Art Wellman at the center
a conmmon wood saw. To prove his
ance.
writer, about volleyball it remained position; Elaine Hendrickson and point Mr. Nickel got a piece of wood Jan. 20 (Friday) Beloit at Horlick,
Janesville at Madison
Although the Times and Journal that
East, Madison
I rambled down to the girls' Jack Derr, forward positions; Art and sawed it in two. Russel Loniello
have already published their Big Eight "small-place"
West at Madison
gym
Central.
Turnquist and Ted Scalissi, guard pa.. played the piano, and George Powers
team this selection is probably more Of course you must get permission sitions.
closed the program by playing about Jan. 21 (Saturday) Kenosha at Ra-
of a concisive choice and in a way from Miss Shepard to watch becamse Wellman has had enough experi- 20 sour notes on the piano.
cine, Park.
much better.
the girls are very "audience shy." Only ence at the pivot post to assure the Home room 104, under the direction Jan. 27 (Friday) Kenosha at Beloit,
Not much has to be said as to why a few boys come down and watch but student body of his capability. Art of Miss Vivian Eder, gave a program Madison West at Janesville.
these boys were chosen but a preview that's only becamse they can't bear to lacks scoring but in practice this year Monday, Nov. 7, on American Educa- Jan. 28 (Saturday) Madison East at
of each should refresh your minds. let Hazel, etc., from their sight. he has been connecting with aston- tion week. A. talked entitled 'tHfstory Horlick, Racine Park at Madison Ceni-
A unanimous choice for end was Forgetting that, I'll try to describe ishing ability. He could be a high of American Education Week" was tral..
Henkes of Racine Park. There's a boy how the game is actually played with scorer and net at least six points a given by Muriel Swenson. Dorothy
who really played as an end should. all its ferocity and emotion. game. His height should help Central Davis talked on "Why We Need Feb. 3. (Friday) Belolt at Kenosha,
Ibs catching of passes was very good. Imagine something like a tennis this year.
Schools." The seven objectives of Janesville at Madison West, Madison
Henkes was an all around offense and court with, a net stationed on stilts. The forward posts give us Derr and American Education week Were given Central at Racine Park, Racine Hor-
defense player.
Now, the idea of the game is to knock Hendrickson. Both boys are very am- by Dolores Grant, Vincenza flaimond, lick at Madison East.
Jack Derr of. Central received the a ball (smaller and lighter than a bas- bitious with Derr having a good "scor-. Patricia Ryan, Dorene MacAdams, Feb. 10 (Friday) Beloit at Madison
other end position because of his ex- ketball) over the net. If you fail then ing" eye for the basket. Hendrickson Ann Spyros, and Joseph Kennedy, Central, Madison West at Kenosha,
ceptionally good talent at snaring it's a point for the other team. at- times has_ proven to be a good The program was closed by Lucille Racine Park at Madison East, Horliek
passes. His offense playing was very Before we actually start, 12 would shooter. They both are speedy and also
Koch, who talked on "Seven Objectives at Janesville.
good.
like to explain the actions of the girls good floor men.
of Education and How the School Feb. 17 (Friday) Janesville at Madi-
Tackles find Haugen of West and before game time. As a warm up some Teddy Scalissi and Art Turnquist
Meets Them."
son Central, Kenosha at Horlick, Mad-
Petersen of Kenosha. Both boys were bf them learn to do the shag while are Central's main hopes at the guard
ison East at Beloit.
vicious tacklers and brilliant offense others learn how to tackle each other. position. Speed is one of their charac- players hits the ball over the net-a Feb. 18 (Saturday): Madison West
and defense players.
Some practice hitting the ball and if teristics with brilliant floor -playing Blue member takes aim and with the at Racine. Park.
Two Madison youths are to be practice makes perfect then. some girls another. Although both are small in aid of her. massive right arm muscles Feb.' 24 (Friday) Beloit at Madison
found in the guard positions. Les
have got- to go a long ways before stature they are capable of taking care hits the ball a terrific wallop-there West, Janesville at Racine Park, Ken-
Smith of East and Bill Lee of West. they're even amateurs. of their man, big or small. Scalissi, iti goes-going-going-gone-too bad osha at Madison East.
No mention has to be made of these We'll now begin the game. A girl when he has an "on" night, is capable -the tie is now broken-for those who Feb. 25 (Saturday) Madison Central
two boys for everyone knows of their stands at the far end of the court to of making at least 10 to 12 points. quite didn't understand this, I'll review
prowess..
serve the ball, which is dlone by clench- Coach Diehl has in these boys virtues it for you-a Blue member hit the ball aolc.March 3 (Friday) Madison Central
Wisozkl of Janesville won out from ing the' fist and hitting the ball. The of willingness and abieness of playing with all her might but It wasn't
rest~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ac oftetemmmbr ~ e ~~rn s od al
enough, the ball plopped at her feet-" at Madison West, Madison East at
.Forgetting all this, we give again a Janesviile,- Horlick at Beloit, Racine
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