Salt Lake Telegram | 1937-02-16 | Page 28 | Girl Cagers Play 'Too Rough' for Hip-Booted Bates Quintet

Girl Cagers Play Too Rough' For Hip-Booted Bates Quintet The g-sjne was played under rules laid down by the Cheney Hall tirls team, which specified the men should wear rubber boots and bloomers and have their left eyes baadafed. Spectators, strictly partisan, booed and cheered. -Roufh" tac- . LXWTSTON, Me, Feb, It Iff- A sextet of rutted Bates collef e athletes rested today after a 'gruelling baskstball game with college coeds and protested their opponents played "too rough.' The hip-booted, bioomerlad. sye-feantreged hoopmea clumped around Rand gymnasium for aa 3-4 victory, but Captain Barney Marcus, husky grid stsr. wiped his brow sfter last night's contest con-test snd declared: "We don't ever fee. like ploying against the girls again; their game s too rough." tics employed by the coeds against their "frail" opponents drew lusty Jeers. Captain Catherine Gould of the coed "Bruisers" still believed her team could beat the men. "We'd like another crack at them," she said.