Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-09
NORTHEAST HIGH
TIES SOUTHERN
in LEAGUE RACE
Uptown Quintet w n S
Game by % to II Score.
Miss Many Foul Goals
OTHER SCHOOL NEW S

" llLI DCIlOOL IN Il w -
Northeast High School is still climbing
in the High School Basketball League.
The % to II victory over Southern High
yesterday in the league game at South
ern's own cage upset the downtown
squad, but sent Northeast into II tie for
second position.
1t was an unexpected reverse for Coach
Ingbers boys, but the result upholds the
prediction that the uptown quintet may
be feared by all the teams.
There was nothing fluky about the
Northeast victory yesterday, for all the
boys played well and the passing and
field goal throwing was especially good
Not only were the winners clever In scor-
ing, but they guarded Southern so closely
only three field goals were made by that
team during the entire 40 minutes of the
game.
a victory for West Philadelphia over
Central this afternoon would not be
big surprise, and then all four teams in
the league would be on even terms.
Tho great fault with the majority, Of the
ms Northeast, made good only 3 out Of Y
chances from the chalkine. Asquith scored
ine a0'G s,Pgis EPgii the The forward T scored Held goals
Minehnrdt, who took his PLACE In the second
landed land 'tsV a field Id goal. 7''''' ''',''
Ray, Gardiner the centre, who PLAYED lay d, his
again showed Championship cniibre. lie made
dgs sa dae aqa SFRfo % ga gSa OF
that though he plays guard he he can an, also taIy S
goal throwing, making only l out of
chances.
l!stless basketball in spite of their defeat, but
they could not get loose and, and Wyiere, were, W. wild hn In
less steady in his work at the foul line, the
@ YOU'D ch@Teo haTS see Good ar bop
MondTos tailed field goal Leweart scored
Watson and Gottleib We're other players on
the team
Southern IS still In the running and the
downtown athletes hope to come back strong
in the remaining games as they have dropped
the slump.
southern's second SQUAD met stir. oppos,
tion In the second team game, the Northeast
players losing by single field goal II to IL
ShaS wifi o
to overcome. and the Broad and jackson
ahSs sG at wss ansS S 5hf s
Poland are members, OF the victorious second
yestcdy " NoThS"s @ made 10 Of S the = onts S
result Of the foul goals M scored by & odEeFsd gd
goal Schneider and Paul forw9!rds !s. and Ber, Ter
team.
Schucharit and Westcott playing, beat Lans-
downe High in very interesting and closely
game yesterday afternoon by score
fo IS scdTns % e. R4a% qd SnG & KID pays
the best game for Lansdowne.
and the students who have been cheering on |
the Garnets are confident that they will hold |
HounSSd the following revised a5 S%Saf asi staHdIHE
swarthmore High. School ......4 $40 |
bSfS baqb9 HER HER sSRRSoI sSRSo .....! 2 800
Chester High school ..;.,.,...3 .532
The West PhlI9dsphia HgR sGh02l first FIRST team
SsarRs as %S eenTe nd
Bachman and Hubert guards. The second
Hughes f !s"iS includes Danzabaker and Allen, for
wards; E. Feaster centre, and Korb and Her
mann guards,
The preparatory school athletes did not score
many points against the Red and Blue first
5fT6ag and fSf RS.b seS squad very
Martin, Of the Chestnut Hill Academy has
5StP The '?2b sf HRh HI Soo uet yese
o@9 Of e MerH Total 'ef 81 MADE 6S Ra
eam. Wharton Jamison, Bailey and Elias
"SEe SsrSertRs Se tPs payers included Captain Bill
bin HARSH MSSadteT dt gSas StR and ih9 out "
foul goals
Germantown High Schol Is making bril-
iant record in basketball. The Mannheim ath-
etes beat St. Lukes School, ~ 10 10, IN the
game at Wayne yesterday; At the END or Ihe
iTst half they were leading. 10 TO II. The
ne field goal shooting by burnett was re-
5iayed q great game OF basketball
In the last three games played Coach Phil
ayYIs' ~ proteges have established new high
Seord S mo nor with School Of Pedagogy the Peda-
logs taiiied only four points
IN the last half of the next game, with |
>nftbGsst Reserves, the Northeast players |
,c0Ted only four points, all foul goals, In |
6a ias half OF the game with st, Luke.s, |
,esteTday, only fye points were made by |
opponents In the hnal half'
The ST Luke's School players are making |
,r Tor lost time, and hope to win the remain I
~ games on the basketball schedule. Sar- |
'snt 7Walmsey, Nidmer Mckelvey, Gonzalez. |
sonTad and Ackmer are making good In the
age. ,,s... =, 49,, S,,,,, -, ., ., MN, |
n IIke's School game yesterday was the |
heering Innovation sprung by Coach Lewis
fnstssad Of cheering st. Luke's after the
anne as Is usually the custom, the boys got
ogether and gave the Main Liners a cheer
efore play started ,
INTERNATIONALS MEETING