The Washington times., 1915-01-30

ord in individual basket shooting
for the Interscholastic Bssketball ,
League, and equals the mark set by
Robert Folliard of Gonsssa, in the
Basketball League, with
q mark Of seven baskets made in the
game against the Army and Navy
Prep at the Y. M. c. A. yesterday.
st. Albans scored It's first win
in the circuit defeating the Army |
and Navy Preps by q score Of SO 10 |
~, and incidentally hanging up the !
largest score Of the three games !
played, bettering the mark made by
Eastern against the same aggrega-
ton. Holmes was the big factor in
the win a. his II points put his team
out in the lead.
In addition to scoring heavily.
Holmes fed the ball accurately to his
forwards. getting tho jump on Francis,
the A. N. p. center. in every instance.
and making his passes good. Peyton
March, at forward for st. Albans. also
played wen and showed decided I'M
provement on his previous perform
ances.
bolton. Of the A. N. P. team, was the
! team. He got In every play and sue
points: St. Aipsns showed. improve
ment in team play and speed. and sut-
tered but seven penalties for fouls. A.
N. p. transgressed twelve times during
the forty minutes OF play.
For the second time this season
Friends Select SCHOOL has succeeded IN
today maintains that It is entitled to
20 to 70 tie In the game played at
Friends gym Yesterday, while Friends
Fys.s & se . In Il. favor .ss
Early in the season Eastern High
journeyed to Friends and the game was
played to disputed score. Friends
snd Eastern x'.95S eoS.y Sy ssns SSnt ,fs 70 shs
i fact that It was entitled to win by
Ht the end Of the half yesterday
Friends LED by = l5.point mar margin: apd ,Sa
/ Friends team Gonsaga climbed up to
within a few points OF win. 1t would
! seem that players Of both teams did
unusually well In the matter Of snoo.ins dioctns
ancy in the score the contest cannot De
considered for the records.
Georgetown Preps will play the Army
and Navy Academy at GonIaga today,
row. making the second league contest
in three days. Some Of the older league
| teams would make strenuous ooJectton
at having to come back for another
battle.
Surprises may be looked for in the in
door meets this year, as there are a
number Of high school runners now IN
training who may be looked upon as
excellent material. Tom Peyton and
Dorsey Griffith, Of Western. have come
rapidly forward in the past two weeks:
and may get q place on the Red ana
White relay team this winter. Peyton
is running in good form. while Grinitn
has shown plenty Of speed.
1t will be a long time before the
schools develop another Jumper like like
Marshall Low. Of Georgetown. Low
when at Friends. set mark never
eaualed by high school or prep school
Bumpers, doing six feet In meets. Hi
work is improving right along. and ne
NAV be counted upon as sure pou''
winner for the Blue and Gray.
"racks' Mccarthy. counted upon as ,
mainstay Of the Tech basebail team io'
the outfield, Is among the list OF kredu
ated in the midwinter class at the NC
Kinley Manual Training School. a. u
PONY" steed. Both players VIII y, =,
lost to the team this spring ana the''
places will be hard to fin.
ALLOW me to give few notes OF
the Friends game" says the Gonzas.
bs in ,.sdns tsaas half I9 ths pu. seS%ts
the game and with the score q TO ]
against us we went steadily ahead unit
the score was 43 to ~. We can CLAIM
a tie as the referee WAS no. pacKe' maISs
by the rules in declaring that one pasAe
'The case protested bv our captain
was one Of stepping under the oasKe'
it was allowed: talked Of two step
$ being permissible and then dribble
n finally ending matters by saying tn
3 goal counted. The. confined playin
space did not permit nit our ers BOYS I.hsa 70
= the wall as soon as they got the bal
Il Holding In the worst form and step
r ping about with the ball all passed un
insist that we did not lose the game
4 as we think our protest would be UP
:. held"
it Manger Gilbert King. of Friends. tn
j. player In question. professed ignoranc
l. Of the score of ~ to 10 and said tha
'. the Gonzaga scorer had agreed tha
d the score was Is to 10. and that eve
n had the two points been deducte,
point margin.
I'VE regret exceedingly that the di,
crepancy arose" SAYS Kin~ today.
had no idea that the Gonzaga score
r. maintained there was a tie. We too
r. out three players toward the end {
4. the game being well ahead. and whe
is the questionable basket decision aro'
l. we thought 1t settled"
'. Western was, indeed. lucky TO SEQ
"a a win over the rejuvenated champit
Yankees of two years ago. who ha'
come back with the old organization f
g another flyer at the teams In the cit
III The Red and White got the long end
n &-to-e5 score proving to be In bett
condition only.
The Yankees, with more workout
m will be back In their old-time fori
ne Their past record Is too we'll kncN'n
~ bear repetition. Western succeed
DC mainly through the efforts of PecF
70. basket shooting end Peine's clever wo
from the foul line.
er The week was tough one for Il
II Red and White players. as Friend
oy Business. and the Yankees were m
and defeated. 1t was the first defe
registered from Business. and the tir
sustained by the Yankees. who won o
over the Y. NJ. c. A. reserves last Sa
1 t~.t.