El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-20
rec TrotO On Foul Brings Victory To A. w. Basketball Team

The light high school players were not
able to make any Roadway against the
New MeXicans and were prevented from
heavy scoring by the quickness OF the
A. & NJ. guards.
Foul Nets Winning Score.
During the last half the score was
tied continually In the last few min
Utes of play a double foul was called
and Clay was enabled to send the de-
Gliding ball through the basket Ross
Hill missed the throw for the high
school. Fouling was little in evidence
and only a few unintentiOnal JOlts were
passed in the last half. At times both
teams passed the ball brilliantly, but
the basketwork was poor.
The sterling work of Clay and May,
forward and center OF the A q NJ, was
a feature Kilburn. Hill and Robert
son were the pointmakers OF the hlgh
school. 30 points being scored between
the players. Frank Scotch refereed the
match in his usual capable manner,
not a fair kick being registered against
him. Martin umpired the match.
Following are the HneUps;
A & NJ: Clay and Wharton, for
wards; May, center; Briggs and Rod
dell, guards; Kaune and Magatag1n'
substitutes.
FL Paso high school: Kilburn and
Robertson, forwards; Hill, center; Nee
and Walker, guards; Schumacher and
Race, substitutes.
FL PasO Girls Win Game.
A holly contested preliminary match
between the girls teams representing
both schools was played, the high school
retiring as winners by the score Of 10
to 8. The ball was prettily passed IN
instances by the young women. quite
a number Of unintentiOnal fouls were
called A. H. Badenoch, physical d.
rector of the A & NJ. college refereed
the match. Golden, coach of the high
school team, officiated as umpire.
Following are the lineups:
nr To hot EIar-
Kaune. PheIts, ceuters; Gimbles, Cues
enberry. guards; Redding, substitute
High school: Misses Rutledge, Wad-
lington, forwards; weeks, Carter, cen
tiers; PomerOy, Edwards, guards; Bat
Grammar League Games.
Handicapped by the absence OF one
player. the Lamar team was defeated
Saturday afternoon at the \. NJ {. A IN
the first Grammar School league game
of the afternoon. The heavy basket
and team work of the Mesa quintet was
too much for the Lamar team. Bryant
and McKemy starred, Bryant throwing
nine and McKemy seven field goals.
In the second game, the Institute
showed a decided improvement in It's
team and basket work, from former
games. and won from the San Jacinto
team by the score of Is to 9. Terrell
was chief pointmaker for the Institute
and Freeman starred for the san ia
cinto quintet.
In the second league a classy match
was staged between the Sunset and
Lamar teams, the Sunset winning by
margin Of one point The score was
s to Z.
The second match was won by the
Mesa team from the Lamar quintet by
the score of - to 8. Clemens was the
individual star of the match, throwing
two baskets and one free throw.
First League Players.
Following are the lineups;
Lamar: Prother and Broyles, Tor
wards; Mudd, center; Priest. guard
Mesa: Bryant and McKemy, forwards;
Tatum. center; Leighton and Holm,
guards.
San Jacinto: Freeman and PoZil,
forwards; Briesh, center; Blumenthal
and Urbina. guards. Institute; Terrell
ana Biefer forwards; Weeks, center;
and HOgarth. guards.
Second League Players.
The lineups of the Second league fol-
Sunset: Bryant and G1osson, for
wards; Ashley center; McKemy and
Wright. guards. San Jacinto: Donanue
and Shay, forwards; Goggin,. center;
Talbot and Williams, guards.
Mesa: Gaylord and Lapowski, for
wards; Clemens, center; Vowel ana
Chess guards. Lamar: Broaddus ana
Overstreet. forwards; Bias, center;
Russell and Littleton. guards