As he stepped up to the line for
ie . two attempts to scdre, the}
weight of the game rested on his
shoulders. — That realization,
coupled with the fact that there
was so much booing by spectators|-
that the boy was practically
knocked over by the blast, was
just too much for his nerves and
both shots were bad.

Johnnie Stecz and Jack Eskridge
scored five points. for the Bears
while Lafayette was scoring two

_ in the ere oe
“ "Tonpive..credit to ax ay “one boy |"
-conscit cA Perhaps ‘the:

“Three of the boys, Steer. Titus
and. Eskridge, played perhaps their
pest ball of the season,” Huhn]})
said, “But.all of the boys knuckled
down to real work when the odds}
were against them, and-to all nine}.
‘men should go the credit.”

Steez was high for Chrisman
' with twelve points.) Eskridge col-
- lected seven, Titus seven and Rea-

win and Reavis two each. a
he second team game saw the
kinner twins, Robert and»Roger,
dominating the scoring for Chris-|
man as the Cubs won 26 to’ 18.
Roger Skinner scored nine points!’
while his brother, Robert, was|-
counting six.
_ Chrisman’s season record now
shows three victories and. a pair].
of defeats. They have lost to}
Rosedale and Central, but have
won from Southeast, Turner and
Lafayette.

Friday night the Bears play host
to Rockhurst High, the team which}
Saturday night bowed to North-

east 23 to 25 in an overtime. ~ ~