The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-11-17
JUNIORS W0Nl CANE
TRINITY FRESHMEN WE'RE DE-
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Manager Claude West, Of the Trim
ity basketball team is highly pleased
over the interest which is being taken
in his series Of inter-class games;
enthusiastic men come out and try
for their respective class teams, root
ers and onlookers are there at all
the, games by the triple score and
the RECOGNIZABLE manager jingles the
dimes in his jeans and complacently
puffs smoke rings at the galleries.
The crowd which last evening witt
messed the game between the Juniors
and the freshmen was the best crowd
of the season and the game, take it
all told, despite the lop-sided score.
was quite worthy, Of the crowd. 1t
has been q generally accepted fact
that the juniors would put out the
strongest team In college, but the
freshmen with their relay race
laurels still fresh upon their brow,
came forth confidently and the game
they put up was from the first
snappy, plucky and characterized by
some good individual playing. The
freshmen lacked sadly the team work
which the juniors had and the mex
perience OF number Of the men
showed itself in the number of fouls
registered against them. Consider
ing the personnel of the two teams
and the experience of the respective
players the odds were SO decidedly
in favor of the juniors that the new
men have no cause to lose hope,
rather they should take heart and
sail into the seniors or whomsoever
they tackle next with renewed cour-
age and a smile. s
The game opened with Moore,
Brinn, Cherry, Puryearr and Bar
ringer playing for the juniors, and
Jenkins, Murray, Myers. Hill apd
CASTOR tnot the bright, particular
star of the seniors, but his brotherJ
playing for the freshmen. For the
first half the teams we're unchanged
The playing was fast and snappy, the
juniors keeping pretty steady
stream of balls going toward their
basket. and the freshmen putting up
a hard defensive game. Puryear and
Brinn. c. E., did the hard work for
the juniors, Barringer, however, scor-
ing two field goals. The half closed
with the score 10 to 1 in favor of
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The second half opened with
Houston playing in Cherry's position
for the juniors and Bernhardt replac-l
ing Murray for the freshmen. Hous-
ton, who shad before been kept out
OF the game by a bad dineck, was
forced out in the earlyepart of the
half and replaced by johnson. Gas
ton, for the freshmen, was replaced
by Lucas later in the half; the fresh
men team seemed considerably
but they seemed to
have lost hope and save one or two
gingery spurts near the last they
looked resigned 10 their fate. The
final score was 20 to In favor of the
juniors.
Jenkins. for the freshmen played
good game and he together with
Myers deserves honorable mention.
Brinn played splendid game and
the passing gotten In by the aforesaid
jimmie" Puryear aAd Houston has
caused much speculation as TO first
team material in general and about
these three as first team material in
particular.
The men played in the following
positions:
Juniors: Moore, center: Brinn, c.
E.. right forward: Cherry, Houston,
Johnson, left forward; Barringer,
right guard; Puryear, left guard.
Freshmen: Jenkins. center: Muir
ray, Bernhardt, right forward;
Myers. left forward; Hill. right
guard; Castor. Lucas. left guard.
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