El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-01-18

dentaIly drove his elbow against Al s
nose, thereby stunning him. After a
brief rest Al gamely continued and
played until the last gong had sounded,
putting up a magnificent game through
out sag" Shea failed TO shoot any
thing like the number of baskets which
he usually does This was no fault of
Says 1t was due to the great guard
ing of Wendell Kuhn, the old Lehigh
star. Wendell rode Sag" throughout
the game and simply fought him off his
feet. Sag" got just three clean shots,
and he made all of them good. Another
feature of this game was the wonder
full playing of DeMar Bowman. DeMar
did not have a clear shot throughout
the game, yet he threw six baskets.
One of them he threw from almost the
center of the floor. Four others he
threw with a Y. NJ. c. A. man hanging
hanging to one arm and another hang
ing to his shoulder and yet he threw
the basket from a very difficult angle.
Done Scores For Y. NJ. c. A.
Captain Bob Done was the star play
err for the Y NJ G. A. Bob scored no less
than 10 of the 20 points scored by his
team and, in addition, was all over the
field on numerous occasions blocking
Cactus players just as they were about
to shoot Lamar Thomas. who has been
trying to play q running guard recent
", got back to his old position at an
Choir guard At this position he was
the Lamar of old and showed clearly
the reason he has been picked as one
of the best guards in the southwest.
Phil Holman also played a strong
guard while Fats Ross put up nice
game as forward; Bob Hoover and Z
Sauer, the old Cornell man, at guard,
both played a splendid individual
game. However as the remainder of
the team they We're not strong at
team work.
Arizonn Games Cancelled.
Just before the games were started
il was announced that, owing to the
fact that the faculty Of the University
of Arizona would not permit the bas-
ketball teams to make the trip the
games arranged between them and the
Y. NJ c. A and High school games for
Tuesday and Wednesday of this week
have been Cancelled. However, so that
the fans may not be disappointed games
have been arranged for these two dates
with the Mesilla Aggies. Tuesday night
the Y. NJ. c. A and Mesilla viii hook
up in the second game The prelim-
mary will be between the Cactus club
and the School of Mines, and with these
two crowds Of fighters mixed up in the
same game one Of the hardest fought
games of this or any other season can
be looked for. Wednesday night the
Mesilla girls team will play FL Paso
High school girls team in the first
game, while the second will be be-
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two institutions. Both the Y NJ. c. A.
and High school expect to get revenge /
for the defeats administered them in
football by the AgEies.
The teams lined up Saturday night as
follows:
High schooI-Left forward. c. Ander-
son; right forward, o. Rhefnheimer and
R. Bryant Captain; center A. Tatum;
left guard, S. Walker and P. Schumach-
er; right guard. J. Kilburn.
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right forward, W. Race
(captain); center. 0. Walker; left guard. /
A. Black; right guard. V. Leasure and /
3. Foster.
Referee, F. Scotch.
Cactus club-Left forward. D. Bow J
man; right forward, r. Hoover (cap-
tain); center A. Adkins: left guard, ". 1
Kuhn; right guard, Z. Sauer-
y. NJ. c. A.-Left guard. l. Shea; /
right forward. F. FOss; center, r Done I
(captain); left guard, P. Holman; right I
guard, L. Thomas.
Referee, r. Worthington.