El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-29
NORMANS VICTORs
OVER THE VIKINGS
Basketball Games at "Y"
Are Of Many Grades Of
Excellence.

Another triumph was added by the
Normans &c their list Cf victories by
defeating the Vikings in a basketball.
game at the "Y' Saturday night in the
fifth series Of games in the Bible
classes league. The score was a whop-
per, AZ to q being the way the board
read at the end Of the game The vik-
ings ran into the stonewalI defense Of
the Normans and couldn't co a thing
against them.
The game was a merry one for the
Normans, and their team work and
basket shooting was good to see. The
Vikings lost an out on guarding, a
bunch Of the scores being made for the
Normans by, VIII Taylor, who was re-
peatedly left absolutely uncovered. The
first quarter was all Norman, with
the two baskets Of the Vikings at the
beginning and end. In the second
quarter the Vikings braced up and
rushed the score to, Vikings y. Nor
mans 10. This was the nearest Of any
point of the game, for the NOrmans
felt sighted and got so busy mosey-
naming Viking scores were few and
far between.
In the final quarter the Normans
held the Vikings down to one score
The Normans' quintet was strictly on
the job but Clarence Garwood and
Jose Peralta tied in the basket accu-
mulating process, with seven each.
VIII Taylor made four and Lee Evans
five.
The teams lined up for the fray as
follows; Normans-Jose Peralta, cen
ter; Lee Evans and VIII Taylor for
wards; Clarence Garwood and Lace
RumSey, guards. Vikings-Roy Pick
ems, center; Earl league. Johnny Lo-
retz and Cy Perkins, forwards; Red
stevenson. Lander Marshall and K
Berg, guards.
Ed Miller refereed, r. Green was
umekeeper and Ross Hill scorer
A game between the Saxons and the
Wolverines was scheduled for the sec
ond game, but this was called off, Ow-
ing to the freshmen class dance for
the seniors Of the Hi occurring at
the same hour
One WaIkawny; One Close Game.
One fairly close game and one terri
Die walkaWay was the record Of the
Boy Scouts basketball league games at
the "f' Saturday night In the first
game the Gray Eagles ran up a score
of 81 to the poor little Centipedes'
seven. The latter were handicapped
BY being able to put four players in
the game.
| The Black Hawks won from the
Banthers in the second game with a
2R to II score.
, The PLAYERS on the team were: Gray.
Etagles-EldOn Rutledge, George Leigh
ton. VIII Race, Paul Mcqueen. Hicks
TSpOley, Preston Perrenot and John
Sdhuffer. pedes-Maurice Breen.
Harry Shannon. Dan Crockett and
Johnny McCutcheon-
VIII Race was the stellar shooter OF
THE Eagles, caging II balls. On the
Black Hawks team were Buster
Bilggs. Farris Kimble. Clifford Ander-
SOP, Werner MOeller and Carter POr-
.eH. The Panthers-GeOFge Biefer,
Frank Scotch. Earl Cochrane, Fortu-
ls.tus MagTuder and Jack DOnahue-
E. H Brown and Ed Miller refereed
and umpired the games.
Grammar School League.
The basketball games OF the gram
mar schools athletic league, played at
he 'aY'' Saturday afternoon, were both
-ery Sne-sided. the san Jacintos accu-
the enormous score Of q
points, while their opponents made but
i've IN the Lamar-Mesa game which
toIIowedA Mesa won with a p to =
score. The players were: San Jacinto
Adkins, Stansel, Lemnahan, ButchOf-
sky and Porter. Sunset-Arthur, Cay
ord. Bedford, Stevenson, AIburtus and
Black. The Lamar team-BOegeman
Thurston. BOYD. Strickland ana Burch-
srt. Mesa-McKenney, Bryant, Dris-
coll, Anderson and Roberts.
H L. Mitchell refereed, Al Woods
was timekeeper and Charles Golden
scored