The Washington bee., 1912-02-10

have the call or others in their dif-
ferent classes. With regard to the
presence of many P. S. A. L. workers.
| Messrs. Washington, Nixon and Hen
deTsOn placed the strictest interpreta-
ton on the rules, and as d result all
OF the games were fast, clean and
hard played.
NJ Street High School team had
little difficulty in defeating the FIia-
watha Athletic Club five The final
score was 2I to II. The game was
fast and both teams were equally
skillful, but lack of stamina played
havoc with the club Quint. Mabry,
OF the HiaWathas, was all over the
floor, shot with accuracy from the
field and foul line for the largest num-
Der. of points gained by any individ-
ual The entire NJ Street team did
well. Rector missed several nice
chances, Green was good IN forward,
and shot one OF the prettiest seen in
the hall; Holland, as usual, had the
goods; Randall gave evidence OF
coming star, and netted SIX points,
although a little lacking in endur-
ance, but Cotton" Hughes, of NJ
Street, showed the greatest reversal
OF form, and played a faultless, heady
game as guard, although not in the
best of condition through injuries. K.
Jones, next to Mabry, did the best
work for his team, clean, consistent
playing marked his playing, with not
a foul scored against him. Lewis
was fouled three times by the Ref
cree for elbowing his opponent at the
jumps, and thereby showed ivory
tendency in so evident manner.
Moody cannot play basket ball as
formerly; his team mates have gone
way head of him in the game in the
past two years. ]. Jones plays clean
and well.
Business High boys repeated with
Tech as the victim, the score being
9 TO 8, after session OF two fierce
halves; Tech led for the greater part
of the game, but Tatum and Walker
got in couple of shots and put the
game on ice. Neither team has for
wards who are quick, accurate shots,
due TO practice around an indoor
court. Techs team is entirely of
green material, but with the opening
of the new gymnasium, Armstrong
and Commercial teams will be as
good as the best
cambridge and I. Taylor were the
stars OF the contest. with Tatum,
Walker, Savoy and Smith close up.
Smith fouled much, but played well,
and was in the game all the way.
Burnell improves, but is still little
crude
Garrison school won from the
Jones lightweight team by the score
of J to 3 in the fastest game that has
marked this class of contests in the
?. S. A. L. series. The Jones boys
suffered some by reason of being
lighter than the Garrison boys, but
the playing of the Garrison kiddies
was good enough TO win. Coach
Holland has been giving considerable
attention to Garrison, and undoubted-
ly relishes the victory of his charges.
Jones boys could stand a little more
weight, and still be lightweightS.
Three of the squad could add fifteen
pounds more each and yet be under
05 pounds; undoubtedly this places
Jones at a handicap with other
schools. One OF the Jones forwards
is due to make one of the best in the
game, who now weighs only 70
pounds, but is good as any of the
heavier boys
Howard Varsity had easy innings
with the Academy FIVE and St. Mary's
five in exhibition halves, while the
Preps ran rings around the St Mary's
team in later session.