The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1916-01-27
BASKETBALL HOLDS
SWAY AT THE HIGH
Class Teams will Clash in An
nual Tournament Friday Of.
this Week
(School Correspondent

(School Correspondent
The annual high school basketball
tournament will take place in the high
school gymnasium on Friday, January
%, at 8 p. m.
In previous years this has proved
to be the most spirited and spectacu-
lar event of the basketball season.
The games on Friday evening should
consequently be Of much interest to
local basketball fans as some twenty
four of our local boys will display
their skill and activity.
According to latest reports from the
training camps the lineup for the
different classes will be as follows:
Sophomore-Muncey, rf; Christen-
sen, If; Kinkaid, c; r. Lincoln, rg;
Rounds, lg; Kratzer, sub. Seniors
Erickson, IF; Terril, II; Johnson, c;
E. Lincoln, rg; Behrman, lg; Sherk,
sub.
Freshman-Byrd, rf; Anderson, II;
Spiegelberg, c; Dickinson, lg; Schuster
rg; sub, ................ Juniors
Williams, IF; Soth, If; Haxton, c; Paul
lg; Cox, rg; Brace, sub.
Admission to the two games, 15c
and 25c.
Last Friday evening two very in
teresting and decisive basketball
games were played in the local gym
nasium. The girls teams, represent
ing the sophomore and senior classes
showed good understanding Of the
game. Each girl played in such a
manner as to show that the careful
coaching of Miss Makens was having
results and would be the means of our
local girls having a splendid team be-
fore the close of the season. The soph-
omores defeated the seniors, IL to A.
The game with Finley was quite a
disappointment particularly to the
Finley players and fans, inasmuch as
our boys, playing in their usual de-
termined manner finished with score
of 48 to 2. Johnson, at center and
at shooting field baskets was up to
his usual form, scoring twelve field
goals. Terril as forward, moved so
rapidly that it required most of the
time of the Finley boys to determine
where he would be the next minute.
Christensen and Muncey, who played
forwards, Muncey going in during the
last half, added few more points to
the score. Behrman and the two Lin
coins as guards were dependable and
finished the game by permitting their
opponents to shoot but one field goal
Fast playing and long spectacular
shoots thrilled the audience during
the entire game.
The lineup for the girls game was
as follows:
Sophomores-Ruth Huntington, g;
Audrey Graham, g; Fern Johnson, C;
Elsie Hunt sc; Kate Rosswog, f; Lola
Morain, f. Seniors-Gail Boyd, g;
Kate Larsen, g; Bernice Faus, C; Ma
rie Faus, sc; Ethel Watson, f; Dora
Williams, 1.
. Finley, Moore,f; Tewalt, rf; Bush
c; Cole, re-; Cochran, lg. Kennewick
|-Terril, If; Christensen and Munceyi
IF; Johnson, C; Lincoln and Lincoln
rg; Behrman, lg.
The manual training boys have
made a magazine rack for the as
sembly room and laundry box fol
the domestic science gitchen.
The Kennewick team of the county
debating league will debate with Ho-
yer instead of Kiona Friday evening
January %. Thru a misunderstanding
Kiona prepared the same side of the
question that Kennewick did. The Ho.
yer team was to debate with Finley
but as Finley did not work up team
and failed to notify the other teams
until a few days ago, Hover debates
with Kennewick instead. White Bluffs
Hanford, Richland, Finley and Wal.
nut Grove have dropped out Of ths
league.