Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-01-29
the JUNIORS
Are Basketball Champions
Of Cony High
Boys Five Win Cup While GITIs
Five Defeats Seniors.
ChizzIe-Wizz!e Fair Closes with
Concert and Grand Bali.

! ChlZZie- " iZZle lar < i'''
for not only td the JUNIOR Dogs WIN
| the school championship cup h@ie''ihs
| the Seniors in tie deciding SaIr ny Ct
| score Of - to 8 but thT Junior 81 y
| after one OF tie most cloSeiN t''i'eH'
| "a sran1es Of the afternoon administer
cd ? 0eIc.1 10 thci.' S"ii!o! "l9t"iS ny
:; score OF To l. fhr Dasketpai
games were Witnessed by about so Oh
the students. their parents ana lriehGS'
who gathered at City hail, and the
greatest excitement prevailed as the
games progressed.
| The opening game was between
Grade TX and the Freshmen and was
won hy the latter I to 2. The under
clas3n had their opponents shut out
at TIE end of the first half and the two
fouls scored by Capt. Brennan in the
| second half saved the Freshmen from
heine, shut out. The score in detail
| GRADE IN FRESHMEN
| Cooper, (Capt) ID, Murphy, Nlchols
| calvert. Coughlin If RIB, Burleigh
| 7 az r .................... G, Tibbetts
! Crenier. rb ........... If, Brennan, (Capt.)
Johnson, 10 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. H. Harvey
Score, Grade TX, Freshmen, . Goals
| from floor. Grenier. Cooper. ,. Goals from
|
halves.
| The Juniors We're altogether too much
| for the Sophomores in the next game,
outplaying them in every way after the
first few minutes and taking the game
by a score of 20 to 4. The entire four
points made by the Sophomores were
| scored in the first few minutes of play
| and after that the superior skill and
l.. NO n
too one-sided to afford great interest,
The detailed score:
JUNIORS. SOPHOMORES.
Stuart. IF .............. lb, Wing, Walker
Morton, Il :.;.-.:....'-.....''. RI. I sH;tS
Shaw, rib ............. If, Phelon, Lyons
Dow, lb ............... IF, Fletcher, tCapt)
Score Juniors. 20; Sophomores, 4. Goals
from floor, Morton, 4; Stuart, 4; Dorsey.
Smith. Goals from fouls, Fletcher :;
Stuart. Time 15m. halves.
The third game was even more one
sided than the second, the five from
Grade TX going down before the Seniors
by a score of "a to ,. A goal from the
floor in the second half was all the score
made by the under classmen. The score:
SENIORS. GRADE TX.
Tetreault, If OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. rb, Grenler
Soule. RIB ........... If, Calvert, Coushln
Jones, Id ............... IF, Cooper, (Capt)
Score Seniors, "a Grade TX, ,. Goals
from floor Mcdonald, 4; Wall, 4; Tet-
reault. 4; Grener. Referee, Mr.. Small
Time, 15n. halves.
The big score by which the Seniors won
the last game led those who had followed
oil ont
between the Seniors and Juniors for the
championship cup. But those who thought
thus We're doomed to disappointment. The
first half however was pretty even con-
test, the score standing at the end of that
period 6 to 4 in favor of the Juniors. In
the second half the superior passing OF
the Juniors told and that coupled with
the fact that several of the players on
the regular school team were in the
Junior five made the rolling up of a big
score in that half possible by the win
ners. The work of Dorsey at center ana
the goal shooting of Stuart were features
Of the playing of the Junior team, while
Mcdonald, Soule and Tetreault did good
work for the Seniors. The score in de-
tail:
JUNIORS. SENIORS.
Stuart IF Observation-Disclosures. TO- Jones
Morton, If ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. RIB, Soule
Dorsey, tCapto, ...........,,.:'. G. wa,
2 6an I'D '''''''''''';;f:;N cDona,d Capt1
Score. Juniors, "a; Seniors, 8. Goals from
floor, Tetreault, 3; Stuart, ): Morton, ,;
Dorsey. 6. Goals from foul. Mcdonald, 4.
Time, 15m. halves.
The game between the girls fives from
the Junior and Senior classes was a new
feature of the fair and proved of great in
terest. This is the first time that the two
girls teams have appeared in public and
the skill which they used in playing the
game was a surprise even to their friends
The two teams We're we'll matched as is
shown from the fact that the winning
team was unable to score but five points
The single score made by the Seniors was
upon a goal from the foul captured by
Miss Heath Misses Gage Purinton and
Seeley We're the stars of the winning
team, while Miss Libby, Miss Choate and
Miss Maddox did good work for the
Seniors. sThe detailed score:
JUNIOR GIRLS. SENIOR GIRLS.
Mildred Hunt, IF ....... lb, Reba Choate
Frances Purinton. If -. rb, Marion Tnyng
Catherine Gage, (Capt.I ...........
Hazel Seeley RIB If, Dora Maddox, Capt
Margie Ripley, Id -. IF, Ethelle Libby
Score, Juniors, ); Seniors, l. Goals from
floor, Miss Purinton, Miss Gage. Goals
from fouls Miss Heath, Miss Purinton.
Referee. Marshall Umpire. Meader. Tim
ers, Cummings, Lathe. Scorer, Thomp-
son. Time 15m. halves.
A chorus of GO voices, composed entirely
of High school students, was delightful
feature of the concert on the closing ev-
ening of the ChiZzle Wizzle fair. The
chorus sang admirably under the direc-
ton of j. Francis MacNichol, who SEEM
ed to be able to bring out the full posi-
bilities of the young voices under his
training. The solos by Irving Stone
Loretta Chernowsky, Edna Lishness and
Miss Mae Coughlin We're all charmingly
rendered and warmly applauded by the
| large audience present. Dennis Orches-
| ira assisted in the concert program and
also furnished music for the ball which
| followed. Following is the concert pro-
gram: