El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-06
CHURCH T0SSERS
ISSUE SCHEDULE
Friday Night Games Again
Prove Exciting; Over
time is Necessary.

The remaining games on the Church
leagues basketball schedule at the \
II c. A. are as follows
November &c H 5 Baptist vs.
Westminster Presbyterian FIRST bap-
fist VS. E~piscopalian-
November 1e-First Baptist rs. First
Christian; First Methodist vs. Mexican
November &c H. 5. Baptist vs.
E~piscopalian; First Presbyterian vs.
Westminster Presbyterian
December 3-Mexican Methodist vs.
Westminster Presbyterian; First Chris
tian vs. E~piscopalian-
December 10-Tirst Baptist vs. 9 IT,
S Baptist: First Methodist vs. FIRST
Presbyterian
Calvary Il. :. Baptist; First Baptist VS..
First Presbyterian
December 3I-First Christian Us
Westminster Presbyterian Mexican
Methodist VS.. EDiscOpalian.
Januarv First Christian vs. First
Presbyterian; Mexican Methodist vs. .
January 14-First Methodist VS.. Epis-
copalian: First baptist VS.. Westminster
January e1-First Methodist vs.
Westminster p~rcs1Tteriau- First Zap
fist vs. E~D5scopalton-
January 2S-NeEican Methodist vs.
First Presbyterian; First Christian vs.
Friday NIGHTS Games.
The tnlrQ series OF Games All inc
Church Basketball eagu in the ~
gym Friday night. proved even more
exciting than the last ones. 1t IS true
that the Baptlsrs Outclassed the Next
can Methodists in every department OF
the game. but the little fellows put up
q plucky contest and made the husky
Baptis-s work for every point. The first
hale showed a rather one sided score
70 to L. with BeUten, the Baptists new
forward. leading the field with five
field
The Baptists guards defended their
territory like veterans and held No
reno and D~elGcdillo. the speedy little
Mexican forwards, Down 10 no score IN
the second half the Mexican boys
played a much stronger game and sue
cecded in runE ing uD six points TO the
EapGsts 10 The final score was %
Field baskets were scored by the
Baptists as follows. Beutell 5; V
Stearns >. H.. Ste2rns . Wheeler 1,
Williams l. Foul basket. Bsutell.
The Mexican MethOulsts scored as
follows Delgadillo .; Moreno l. Foul
basket, DelE2dillO.
Referee, EoutIedge; Timer, Rhein-
heimer, scorer. Leighton
First Christians Win.
The second game between the First
Christians and First M~e-hOdlsrs. al
though not any harder played than the
first resulted in a much closer score,
the former winning l. TO g BOJn
teams played hard and the new players
showed much Improvement in form
over their early exhibitions. Both
teams are rounding into shape and
VIII give some Of the leaders trouble
later on.
The First Christians started the sec
ond half with a lead of one point which
they added TO gradually by dint Of su-
periOr pass work. until they had run
up a total Of eight points TO the First
A-ethOdists three.
Overtime Necessary.
The 1~iethodists took a big brace at
this stage of the game and ran the
score up to Z TO s. Just before the
close Of the half the Christians were
penaUzed and Pritchett scored the foul
for the Ne-hodists. tieine the game.
Two overtime periods We're necessary
10 return the winners. Otto Becker
shooting two baskets for the Chris
tians and thus hosting his team out
Of the basement division.
Field baskets were scored by First
Christians. Becker 9. Berkshire 8: First
NethOdists, p Pritchett .. GREY /. FoUl
baskets. p Pritchett I. r. Pritchett l.
Referee, krupp- scorer, Leighton;
timer, R-heinheimer-
Standing OF the Teams.