TODAY’S GUEST STAR. George
Syer (Parsons Sun), who quips, “a/
veteran major league umpire collects |
old glass as a hobby, but the news
item doesn’t say whether it is blown |
or thrown glass.” 7-70-70

Teams have been chosen for the
basketball game to be played tomor-|
row night under the new rules. The
contest is destined to make basket-
ball history, for it is one of the few
games, if not the only one, to be |
played using the new restrictions |
anywhere in the country before the |
“beginning of the regular court sea-
son. The fact that Dr. Allen was in-
fluential in some of the changes and
new ideas injected into the equip-
ment to be used this year heightens
the interest in the game. Results of
the play will be a vital factor in de-
termining the type of coaching ad-
justments to be made for the 1940
season, and fans who witness the
affair should have plenty to talk
about in anticipation of this year’s
revitalized style of basketball.

Dr. Allen’s year-old game, Goal-
Hi, which was popular with the
summer session students last year,
received quite a bit of national rec-
ognition. The game will be played
in Fowler Grove again this sum-
mer. The sport is similar to basket-
ball, but the court is smaller and cir-
cular, and there is no backboard to
shoot at. The hoop can be hit from
all angles, that i . if you can “0 it at |

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