Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-14
BASKETBALL FOR
ORANGE COUNTY
SCHEDULE ARRANGED F0I
TEAMS OF BOTH SEXES
FIRST GAME TO BE PLAYED
NOVEMBER 21
Los Angeles Grammar Schools Pre-
pairing for Busy Season In All
Branches of Athletic
Sports
BY RED PERKINS

BX RED PERhAFS
At a meeting of the Orange County
Interscholastic league. held at Orange
recently, the schedule for the basket
ball season was arranged as follows:
November 21-Orange VS.. Anaheim'
at Anaheim.
December 5-Santa Ana VS.. Huntlng-
ton Beach, at Huntington Beach' + fui-
lerton VS.. Orange, at Orange.
December 12-Santa Ana vs. Fuller
ton, at Fullerton; Huntington beach vs.
Anahelm at Huntington Beach'
January 6-Final game between the
two high schools having the highest
percentage. NJ,
January Huntington Beach vs.: Full
lerton. AT Fullerton; Orange VS.. Santa
Ana, at Santa Ana.
January 16-Santa Ana VS.. Anahelm,
at Anaheim Anaheim VS.. fuiier.oh' a'
Fullerton, afternoon game.
January 23--Orange VS.. Huntington
Beach, at Orange.
The schedule is arranged Ior potn
the boys and girls teams. Inc girls
teams will be composed OF six players
and the boys of FIVE. The outlook Tor
a successful basketball season is en-
couraging. and all four schools repre-
sented are making preparations for
strong teams. Last year Santa Ana
not only won the Orange county cham
pionship, but won honors In both the
college and prep institutions, and the
Orange five expects to duplicate the
performance again this season.
Orange and Anaheim will devote their
entire energies to developing strong
basketball clubs, having decided not TO
play football for another season. The
basketball material at both schools Is
plentiful and much interest is being
taken in the game.
The different schedules for the gram
mar schools of Los Angeles have been
adopted by Chairman w. w. Tritt,fand
teams are being organized for the dlr-
ferent athletic branches with some or
the fastest students that ever have
entered Los Angeles grammar school.
During the past few weeks the students
of the Thirtieth, San Pedro and WASH
ington street institutions have ap-
pointed subcommittees to take charge
of the different city athletic divisions.
The first division will be in charge or
w. f. Hughes of the CASTELAR, school;
A. C. Brown of the Mckinley avenue
school will have charge of the second
division, and T.. A. Bouelle of the Four
teenth street institution of the third
division Tritt has arranged sched-
ule of events for the different athletic
sports as follows:
October Girls baseball for senior
and junior clubs
January s-Volley ball for girls. senior
and junior clubs
February 19-Basketball for girls.
senior and Junior clubs.
Games arranged for the boys are as
follows:
october s-Rugby football for senior
and junior clubs.
October 9-Volley ball for senior and
junior teams.
November 19-Track meet for all
H.. 60 1a hH16 on Sn-
ward field.
November 25-Soccer football for
junior and senior clubs.
November 25-Basketball for junior
and senior teams.
January S--Handball, single and
double matches.
February 19-Baseball for boys: cham
pionship game to be played on Thir-
tieth street grounds.
Olallio Rubio, the crack 100 and 22O-
yard sprinter of the Los Angeles high
school, is out practicing every noon
hour, and running several miles before
school every morning. He also shows
up for his studies. Rubio's record Is
one of the best known for 17-year-
old student in any prep school inA the
south, He has made the 100-yard dash
in ten seconds fiat and came second
in the last track meet against Occi-
dental college, Bird defeating him by
a small margin Another promising
candidate for track honors is Rudolph
Schoelser, who is reported to have
done the 100 yards in 1905, which is
a remarkable record for first year
student Schoelser is a graduate of
the Thirtieth street grammar school
and won two flrsts and a place in the
grammar school meet which was held
on the Bovard field.
The Los Angeles high school football
team has adopted the training table
system and several members were
'shy" in reporting. -9ut Coach Ralph
Noble has put his foot down heavy and
as a result all students that will not
abide by the faculty rules will lose
their credits.
The students of the Hewitt, Boyd
and the Boyle Heights school are prac-
ticing basketball daily in preparation
for the coming grammar school tourna-
ment. These school teams will be small
of stature but expect to give their
larger opponents a hard run for cham
pionship honors when the final games
are played.
The goods of the Fifty-fourth street
school are training daily on the basket
ball and tennis courts, although tennis
will not be considered In grammar
school athletics during the coming sea-
son.