THE KENTUCKY KEEN EL

SPORTS OF ALL SORTS
GIRLS DEFEAT WESLEYAN

GIRLS' RIFLE TEAM SCORES
OVER INDIANIA IN MATCH

KITTEIETTES WIN EASILY) FAMOUS

The following are the scores of the FROM CHATTANOOGA FIVE
Girls' Rifle Team of the University of
Kentucky fired during the week end
Display Alert Game in Winning ing February 23, in competition with Southernera Score Only One
19-- 9
Field Goal Sub Hold
Kert ii High
the Girls' Rifle Team of the Univer
Opponenta
Scorer
sity of Indiana:
100
Elsie Coleman
The Kittenettes overwhelmingly de
The Kittenettes clinched their claim Margaret Doty
98
to the title of State Champions by de Lillian Rasch
- 97 feated Chattanooga University with a
Friday, February 22.
cisively defeating Wesleyan 1919 at Mwy Louis Norman
96 score of 28-- 6
the local gym Monday. Fefbruary 25. Nellie C. Coribin .
95 Chattanooga is the second Tennessee
team which Kentucky has played and
The Kentucky qu!:ettc ha? the only
clean slate in the tn;r and by defeat485 defeated this season.
Total 5 high
Chattanooga scored one field goal.
ing Peabody one of the strongest Dorothy Kerth
94
teams in the south, lays claim to the Virginia Kelley
92 They couVd not stop Kentucky's ofSouthern Championship.
91 fensive tactics or .break thru their deLeila Stoker
fense with repeated dribbles. Klopp
The Kittenettes did not hit their
University of Indiana Score
stride untiF the second haBf, and Wes- Milnor
98 scored 11 points, and Kerth came sec
leyan made 7 points to Kentucky's 6 Murphy
97 ond with 10 points. Wilson played a
in the first half. In the second .half Hutchison
93 stelfer game on the defense, but the
Captain Wilson held the opponents un- White
91 team was not pressed to display its
der their goal, and the good floor Baxter
89 best. At the end of the first half the
score stood 17-- and victory was rea
work of the Kentucky team put them
Kentucky's substi
in the lead. Kentucky was. not up to
468 sonably certain.
Total
form on the shooting and missed many Dcbra
88 tutes went in the last quarter and held
easy shots at close range.
88 the Chattanooga quintet. Hill scored
w
Moll
Kerth scored thigh making 7 points. Knox
87 6 points in 8 minutes of play, and
Klopp played an excellent offensive Gibson
79 played a fast offensive game.
Summary:
game in Kentucky's end of the floor. Bwing
79
Chattanooga
Helm and Wilson displayed stellar
Kentucky
Ingram c
-- F
work on the defense in the second
Kerth 10
A TESTIMONIAL
Stagmaier 5
F
half, and Keifer played a steady game
KIbpp 11
C
Sussdorf
on the defense and oense.
"Your medicine helped wonderful Keifer
Summary:
G
Bowen 1
ly," wrote the grateful woman. "A Helm 1
Wesleyan month ago I could not spank the Wilson (c)
Kentucky
G
Eberfield
Harned baby, but now I can lick my hus
F
Kerth 7
Substitutions: Kentucky Hill' 6 for
.Hulse 4 band."
F.
Klopp 5
Klopp, Boughton for Helm, Taylor for
C
-- Lewis 2
Keifer 5
Kerth, Reed 'or Taylor, O'llara for
K
G
Gilbert 2
Helm 2
In the Tech game the referee call- Wilson, Jameson tor Keifer.
jG
Suit 1 ed foul on King for holding and one
Wilson (c)
Refefee Hansen of Kentucky.
Kentucky Hill for of the
Substitutions:
cried: "Is'nt that just
Kerth, Boughton for Helm. Wesley- like Bill." William you must leave
Now we know why so many
an Spencetr for Horned, Mclntyre your parlor tricks' at home.
visit Cuba Wet climate.
for Suit.
Referee Hansen of Kentucky.
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ropolitan Opera Company, will bring
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