El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-13
OUTPLAYS
SOLDIERS QUINTET
Association Men Retain Pc
sitiOn at Head Of City
Basketball League.

Unable to compete with the quickness
and basket work of their opponents
members of Company II, 22d infantry
basketball team were defeated by the
Y. NJ. c. A crack quintet so TO %, sat
urday night at the Y. NJ c. A gym
rasium. The Y. NJ. c. A team, in the
hard fought game. demonstrated its
ability to retain its position at the
head Of the City league
The match was closely contested
from the start, the Y. NJ 9. A players
taking the offensive and winding up
with five point lead in the first half
In the last half it was evident that the
stamina and endurance Of the Y. M T.
A, coupled with the guarding of Doan
and Thomas were too much for the sol
der players who covered the tloor IN
winded fashion, and we're unable 10
stop the scoring. Fouling was con-
spicuoUsIy absent in the first half and
was little in evidence in the last part
OF the game.
for the Y. NJ. c. A, the brothers throw
ing II baskets and three free throws
between them. Martin and Erickson
starred for Company II, Martin throw
ing six and Erickson four field goals.
A large crowd attended the match.
Frank Scotch refereed the game and
Homer Thomas Officiated as umpire.
Students Defeat BRnkers-
The preliminary match was won by
the High school from the Rio Grande
bankers by the score OF % TO lS. Inc
students played a, steady game and
outclassed their opponents kllburn
and Robertson were the stars of the
game, kilburn throwing i've ana ROD
ertson 10 baskets. The clever passing
and accurate basket work OF Robertson
was a feature. Golden refereed the
match.
Following are the iEeups:
Y. NJ c. A.-Evans and D. Bowman
forwards: c. Bowman, center; DOan
and Thomas, guards
Company H-Martin and Buff, Tor
nov afr1c-
High scho0I-Kilburn and Robert
son. forwards; Hill, center; Nee and
Walker, guards; Race, Shea and Schu-
Bankers-HOlzman and BuckolO, for
wards; HEM center; Morgan and
Marshall, guards.
Grammar School Games.
Outclassed by the basket work oe the
Lamar team, the Institute quintet was
defeated Saturday afternoon at the Y.
NJ. c. A by the score Of 80 to 4 Walker
and Boyd were the score makers,
Walker throwing nine and Boyd six
baskets
The second game was replica Of the
first match the Mesa defeating the
san JacintO team by the score Of 40
to To- Bryant scored p points tor the
Mesa team and Tatum 10.
In the second league the san ia
cinto easily defeated the Lamar team
by the score of 19 to 2. DOnahue was
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ing five baskets.
The second game was won by the
Mesa quintet from the Sunset five, the
score being u to in favor of the
Mesa team. Gaylord was point maker
for the Mesa, caging four baskets
First league hneups-
Lamar-Mudd and Walker, forwards;
Prothers, center; Broyies and Boyd.
guards.
nstitute-Hogarth and Weeks; for
wards; Biefer, center; Robertson,
guard
Mesa-McKemy and Bryant, for
wards; Tatum, center; Leighton and
Holm, guards.
San Jacinto. Stansel and Vozil. for
wards; Freeman, center; Breesh and
Blumenthal guards
Second team lineup;
San Jacinto-Shay and DOnahue, for
wards; Williams, center; GOggin and
Hardy, guards.
LamaT-Bevans and Littleton, for
wards; Broaddus, center; Russell
guard.
Mesa-GayIord and Clemens, for
wards; Richards, center; Ches and
Vowel guards
Sunset-Critehett and Miller. for
wards; Bryant. center; McKemy and
Ashley. guards