The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1916-12-09
LOCAL FOOTBALL
SQUAD TO Be TENDER
Ed BANQUET soon
By St. Stanislaus College In.
Recognition of Hard and
Faithful Work.
FOOD FOR BIB FANS.
st. Aloysius College Basket
Ball Team Defeated Here
Sunday by S. S. C.'s So
Inch Team - Game Was
Close and Interesting.
FOOD FOR BIB FANS.

Close and Interesting.
BANQUET FOR PIG SKIN TOSSERS
In the latter part of next week a ban
quet will be given for the football
squad, by the College, as an apprecia-
ton of the hard and faithful work the
boys have been doing since the latter
part of August. The Captain of next
years squad will be chosen. The
schedule for the gridiron warriors for
the season of 1917 will be mapped out
by Forster Commagere at an early date.
One of the most interesting games OF
basketball was played Sunday after
noon, in the College Gym. The
spectators were interested throughout
the game. The score was continually
changing from S. S. G. to S. A. G.
Never until the last few minutes OF
play was either team with over two
point lead.
FIRST HALF.
Our well-known friend Nat Tycer
threw the ball between the two young
sters. j. C. Brown outjumped his
opponent and tapped the ball to his
team mate Soule. A few minutes the
ball was found falling through the goal
Of S. S. C. The ball was then thrown
ur in the center. The New Orleans
boys then committed foul. G. Cum
mings better known as "Red" attempt
ed but failed. "Red" came back strong
after failing and looped the goal for
two points. The score was then tied.
A foul goal was then shot by Red which
put S. 8. c.. in the lead. Soon. foul
was called on j. G. Brown Pellrien one
of S. A. C.'s best shot the foul and
balanced the score. The College young
sters were encouraged when somebody
yelled "Lucy!" This popular young
Iady's name caused them to play still
harder. Soale shot the next field goal,
putting S. S. G. in the lead; it was then
balanced by Pellerin, youngster who
kept our boys eyes open throughout
the game. The half ended 1914 in the
locals favor.
SECOND HALE.
The New. Orleans boys came back
strong this half and took the lead OF
of two points. Soule was the next to
e., Q n
for unnecessary roughness. "Red' was
the next to make our points rise. The
Crescent City boys still fought never
losing courage. In the last few mo-
ments of play "Red" and Soule piled
up five point lead for their team. The
whistle then blew, the score being 27-22
favor of old Stan.
COMMENTS,
Cummings and Soule were the shin :
ing stars for S. S. C. while Pellerin was
| The lone star for S. A. G.
LINEUPS.
POS.
Pellerin Toward :. ......... .Soule
Adams. w Forward. Cummings
Laudumey ..........C Center. c. Brown
Faust. Guard .-..... ..HeymanT
Igeau au...............G Guard ......... A. BroWr
Officers: Tycer and Hassinger.
THINGS OFINTEREST TO Basket
BALL FANS.
Right on the heels of very success
ful foot ball season; basketball is nov
the next sport on the athletic calenda
of S. S. C. Outlooks for very sue
cessful season is greatly apparent
Properly speaking the first team ha
not been definitely chosen. There ar
ten men now fighting for regular posi-
tions. Tyeer will again be seen in Cen
ter and his position is the only on
assured. AS to the other position
there are a glaxy of stars as Wiibert
Capt. Hassinger, shirer, Blanco, Da
hezies Cannon, Ansley and Reddy.
1t will require quite. an amount o
close watching to pick four amonl
Ithose just mentioned to work with Ma
1 Tycer. Wilbert, the human dynam
who electrified the spectators last sea
| son with his dazzling speed while play
| ing forward, is now being groomed TO
guard position. As neither sporl or I
Ros, last years's guards have returne
to the College so lar Ansley, Cannon
: Reddy and Blanco are working for guar
positions. Forwards will be chose
from among Capt. J. Hassinger, shirel
Dabezies and Moore. The schedule Q
the coming season gives promise Q
being the best ever attempted by
!. prep. school and if S. S. c.. succeed
closing games with one-half of the bi
universities to which challenges hav
bsen sent, the Bay citizens will b
treated to the classiest games ever play