El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-10
DOUBLE VICTORY IS
WON BYHIGH SCHOOL
Mesilla Park Teams Are De-
feated In Clashes at
the Y. NJ. G. A.
CBy Ruth NJ. AuEurJ

It was a high school victory from be
ginning 10 end Of the double neaoer
basketball card played between tnS 10 10
cal boys and girls OF the hlsn scl. .'2e,i
and the A. and H. teams at the
Friday night
Both local quintets were in form,
repeating the victories OF two weeks
ago at Mesilla Park, with much wider
margins and outclassing the visitors
IN every salient feature Of play -.,
With a score Of % to g. the ~
girls dashed over the Aggie girls. ana
tie fast machine Of the Hi boys. ever
lastingly walloped the Mesilla men with
g. 50 20 y score 1870.
VeIms. Chenoweth, captain Of the Hi
,~frls ana SsT Shea OF basket making
lame. tied for the High school honors,
both making many difficult snoJs, an9
each being responsible for eight Held
First Girls, Game at '.Y.7
It was the first girls game TO DC
played at the -1' this season anu
aroused a great amount Of enthusiasm
but the SPECTATORS could not get &C
,lstomed 10 the feminine soprano
voices. The old ~" sym walls nav
doomed 10 deep bass intonauOns %
-Dfegaphone" Marshalls and the rest OF
the .Y"-"Hi" and -I' gang TOT so long
a time that every time the girls caIied
or slEnaled IL brought down the mouse
Nav Harris led off for the Hi with
two Beautiful long shots, and scored
free throw before the Aggle 8lLLs
scored az ali and then they had TO De
given q free try in order TO make that
The first half ended ID TO 3 Tor the
HI but the visitors warmed up IN the
second though the HI girls had
everything their own way, and their
scoring machine. Velma ChenOWeth, did
pretty nearly as she pleased
Ina Hail played her position very
vel. being always on the spot when
she was needed, and Edna Scotch made
9 dandy guard For the visitors Lena
Smith did the best work
rf
s. =. Mitchell Of the A & NJ. umplred-
The girls lined up. z. p H s. Nelma
Cheaoweth (captaln), May Harris ana
Ina Hail forwards. Bessie Ruueoge
and Bernadine Schutz, running and
jumping centers, and Madeline Kerr
and Edna Scotch. guards
Carmen Blessen replaced Barnadine
Schultz IN the last few minutes play
The a. g. N girls; Lena Smith, Mabel
Hagard, Julia Hanblien. Feiistis Kaune,
Ruth Phelps and Ruth Braibard-
Boys Game Is Fast One.
The boys game was a redhOt one.
the HI five shutting out the Aggies
in the first quarter. until the tag end
when John Hagard was given free
crack forward. and captain Of the Hi
was out Of the game on account Of an
injury. so the Hi" formation was con-
siderablv- altered but il made no DIFF
ference In their playing ability
VIII Taylor played corkinE good
game, making a bunch OF four good
ueld goals and Two free throws, ana
covering his opponent well at critical
times
Sag made a great showing in his
new position as guard. proving he can
play the game in any position on the
field Dutch Rheinheimer was de
cidediy there on the guard job.
On the whole the A. & ". played a
much better game than that OF last
week against the ~ John HaEard as
in last weeks game. was the main
score getter for the visitors The short
pass work Of the "Hi" was tremend-
ously effective and resulted IN a large
number Of scores
The HIS quintet was: Will Grady.
center, VIII Taylor and DOC" Charles
Kilburn. forwards: Sag Shea and
Dutch" Nelson Rheinbeimer. guards.
Bousemsn and John Hagard, forwards:
Charles Briggs and Roy Boat (captain).
guards
Clarence Garwood refereed.