Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-12-15
IN LEAD FOR
CHAMPI0 I0NSH|P
LOCAL HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS
BASKETBALL TEAM WINS SAT
CRDAl'S GAME AND HAS long
LEAD IN VALLEY INTERSCHOL-
ASTIC CHAMPIONSHIP.
VISITING BOYS WIN
RAYMONDNILLE BOYS TEAM OUT
CLASSES LOCAL TEAM BY SU-
PERIOR GOAL THROWING BY
SOME OF IT'S PLAYERS.-SC SCORE
80 TO Is

SOME OF IT'S PLAYERS SCORE
80 TO Is.
BY winning Saturdays game in basket
ball over the visiting girls team from
! Raymondvile, the Brownsville High
School girls Basketball team has long
lead in the race for the Valley Inter
scholastic Championship. Brownsville
had already defeated San Benito, and
with the defeat Of Raymondvill Satur-
\ day il stands AZ the winner over the
winners. The score was twenty 10 eight.
Two games of basketball were played
On the grounds at the main scoOl build
ing Saturday afternoon he boys Of the
high schools of the two cities also con-
\ testing. The Ravm0ndville bows won
their game from the Brownsville boys
by 4 score Of thirty to thirteen bv the
superior goal throwing of Gillard the
visiting teams center.
VI After the first few minutes of plav IL
was apparent that the Brownsville
girls would have IN easy victory. The
visiting team played excellent basket
bali bit the local organization had vast
" superior team work The game was
markedly c'can from fouls Raymond
vile made most Of il, fouls through
oyrrguarding
/ The work Of the local girls was su-
prrior to most organizations IN account
Of its team work The Brownsville
guards seldom allowed the visitors to
keep the ball in their territory for any
length II time The goal throwing Of
Ioyla and C0nSucla Tiicrina, was far
above the average both if them made sev
Acral unusually d.ifficu goals
Both the brownsville team ana the
visitors wire strong in running and
jumping ccnterS. The final score was
twenty ~ eight in favor DC the local
club. ti.} f'f. Y .-, -I3i
In the second game the boys of the 10
cal school were defeated nv the visitors
by Il score Of 30 10 l.; This was the
first PLAYED by the Brownsville boys
and in the first few minutes Of play they
allowed the visitors to pile up several
throws. After the first quarter the To-
cal team settled down aud succeeded
in holding the visitors. The victory was
won by The kaymondvillc team largely
through the playing of Hidden in for
ward and Gl'ard in center. III the last
q-arter Gil'ard NJ Raymondviilc and
Ruticdgc of Brownsville were ruled out
on account 0f roughne>S Rut edge was
replaced hy Hinklev who PLAYED bril-
liant guard for the mainder VI the
game. The Brownsville team was seri-
Gus N handicapped IN the absence Of
fi> captain and principal forward Ted
Graham vino is flood bound in Houston
Although this is the Brownsville
teams first game the team shows re-
markable promise The team il lighter
than the average organization but is de-
vcloping team work and style Of play
that promises well for their future
The following is the line up Of the
teams:
Brownsvillc- Girls. Raymondyillc Girls
Position.
Forward.
Xoyla Tijcrina. Marie Wilson.
COnSUc!a Tijcrina l.. Osborne
Guard.
Dorothca Holt co. Esther Osborne (C)
Maggie Tumlin>On 1ncz Holder.
Center.
Mamie Hanson Hardie Dodd
! Rcbccca Cohen Phoebe White.
Substitute.
Fior'Ie Pierce Josephine White
Brownsville BOYS. Ranymondville Boys
Position.
Forward
Lee Walton, Co. CIairie Mcneil.
Is. Guzman j. DOdd.
Guard
t Robert Rutlcdge Raymond Boiler.
! George StcIl Irwin Johns.
Center.
.. Aldrcd Kendall Olive Gilhard.
Sub Guard. Sub Center.
Bert HInkley ROlO Boster.
Referee: VI. r. Hare
CmpircS. Rex. r. Willard Mr. Fox.