El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-05
Y" AND HI" WIN
At BASKETBALL
AIesilla Park Quintet Beat
en- One-sidedly-In-
stitute Loses.
By Ruth N. Augur.

IL PasO's ''Y'' and FL Paso's Hi were
the winners in the double header bas-
ketbau games staged at TIE Y. n
c. A. Saturday night The classy
quintet OF the Hi put II over the
T. ?. 33 10 p points, while the
swept the A. & n. team off its feet
with q 81 10 IS score.
Rushing ike a combination OF five
Wnlrlwinds the team celebrated
its first appearance in scarlet and
white by cleaning the college bunch
The team TO man displayed such
speed and agility that the A & NJ
team was kept guessing the entire
game. The 'Y" Outplayed them. out
passed, Out-shot, Out-ran and general
ly Outdid them from start to finish.
The A. & H. had the disadvantage of
playing on a strange floor, and had
particularly hard luck at basket
shooting the few times they broke
past ire battling guard the ~" main
tanned John Hagard was the star
shooter Of the college bunch. making
~ Of the p points tailed by the col
lege- he used the prettiest over
shoulders throws that have been seen
on the ''X" floor this season
Harold Kings work as guard for
the "K" had q tremendous lot 10 do
with the smallness Of the A & Ms
when the A & Ms broke loose and
rode the bail down the field on some
pretty pass work, King was on the
spot and the goal shooters chance for
J. VI. c. A Five in Great Form
The team work was great, all
the players working like a well oiled
machine. Clarence GarWOOd the '.Y7
captain, accumulated the greatest
number Of Gagged balls on the W
side, his shooting accounting for eight
baskets Erwin Block was there with
free tries, caging three Of these and
six field goals.
John Hagard made the first score Of
the game, but a Few. seconds later Jose
Peralta started the fireworks for the
by cagtng a hail, and the A. & NJ
did not have a ghost Of a show there
after. At the close Of the first quarter
the score was y" 16, A & NJ. z. The
Z" kept the A & NJ from scoring in
the second quarter until the tag end,
when Charles Briggs broke away from
his guard and rode the ball down the
TO g.
The college team warmed up a bit in
the third guar ter, arriving at IS points,
but the ~" had by that time advanced
20 81 and was still going, finishing at
81 to p. The A. & N. team lost to the
HI" couple Of weeks ago by p
TO p score
The "Y" team lined up with Jose
Perlata, center; Erwin Block and Lee
Evans. forwards Clarence GarWOOd
and Harold King, guards.
A. & n team-Herbert Smith. cen
ter; John Hagard and sam BOusman,
forwards; Charles Briggs and Roy
Boat (captain), guards. Ed Miller ref
creed, S. Snyder umpired, Earl league
was the time keeper, Fred Beers and
Baylor Foster, scorers
High School the Victor.
The His" and is" tore at each 9TH
er in the second game, playing like de-
mons The Hi took the lead with the
first score thrown by that redOubtable
basketmazer, Neru Lyman. Only twice
did the Il" get ahead Of the HI, and
each time with but one point The
score was tied repeatedly through the
first quarter. which ended with the
"Ii' in the lead, Il to 16. VIII lay
lor led again for the Hi in the sec
ond quarter, but the 'I' kept danger
ously close, and before the second
quarter wound up had gained point
over the HI" Score. II to 16. The
Hi" then took a bracer that threw
them into the game with the nigh speed
clutch on the grand buzz and ran
their score up to 20, but wayne Cnen-
oweth was to be reckoned with. and his
balls brought the "I' up to p by the
quarter-up chime.
In the final Vern Lyman had pretty
nearly his own way, and with a couple
Of halls from Doc KGburn, the score
ended 80 to %. The His had q, chance
for another free throw, hUc II the Up
roarious JOY at humbling their old r.
val, the team rushed or the field TO
1oin the rOoters and forgot to take the
Tern Lyman was far and away the
class Of the game. He was there Win
both field goals and free throws. and
was personally responsible for z OF
the SO points made. Nern made
bunch OF long distance shots that were
mighty pretty, his guard being such a
hesvv weight that instead OF fighting
him Veru nfmbIy leapt In the air ana
fired the shot over his head.
THE High school had its usual squad
~ leather Iunged rooters present, ana
Kent things IN q deafening roar Thls
zane gives q victory apiece TO the r.
ssaI teams the ET' having Won Dy
single point in the first encounter IN
the middle Of January. me question
now is whether the Y" team OF me
ssFff" ts the stronger, both have oeIeateo
the same teams. but the won rom
fbe a q N and the Institute by mucn
larger scores than the HI
me ''Ff" lineup was sag Snea-
center: Charles KIburn and VIM ray
Tor forwards: Vern Lyman Ocapta1n5
and Nelson Rheinheimer, guards
The rs" men lined UP with 9 1oIll-
mer johnson, center; Robert 1ooVer
Captain and WAYNE ChePo wen - ol5
wards: Wendall Kuhn, Jim Aeaoy anu
Brooks Mccarthy, guards
Clarence GarWOOd refereed ana IOse
PerIata was umpire
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