El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-06
TIGERS LEAVE
THIS EVENING
FOR ARIZONA
Local Fans and Merchants
Make Liberal Donations
to Defray Expenses.
AGGIES USING
FOOT WARMERS

TIED high school Tigers leave
tonight for Bisbee, Ariz-, to de-
fend their title as basketball
champions OF the southwest for
the season 1913. Games scheduled for
the trip are Bisbee Y. II C. A., March
9; University Of Arizona, Tucson
March s; Douglas high school, March
s. Bisbee high school, March II. The
return VIII be made March u. Seven
players will probably make the trip.
Players sure TO go are Lapowsli,
Bevan, Ponsford. Il. McKemy, Ma
gruder, Stevens Coach Behnamann
viii accompany the team and II is
probable that Broderick will also
go. The players VIII leave at g:45
o'clock this evening and the high
school students are arranging TO give
the team ana coach q royal sendoff
Il is probable that the high school
band will escort the team to the de-
pot. The team has been going through
the stiffest kind Of daily practice and
there IS every reason TO believe that
they viii be able to successfully de-
fend their title.
The New Mexico Aggies apparently
have enough Of the Tigers game. Of
fers were made Saturday night by
coach Behnamann to the Aggies to
play q third game on the high school
floor here This was refused, as was
also the offer to play on the local
7. II. c. A. floor. Coach Behnamann
then made the offer to play at Alamo
g0Tdo, with outside officials for the
game but the Aggies refused this
also. Under the circumstances il
would appear that the Aggies have
cool feet 10 say the least Probably
they are aware that without the as
sistance OF bruisers on the sidelines
they could have no show Of winning.
As far As scores go, the Tigers
appear 10 have the advantage
very decidedly. having defeated
the Aggies by n score Of 3e-14s
while the defeat OK the high school
was accomplished only by the
narrow margin Of S5-21.
The locals have raised almost
enough money TO cover the expenses
Of tho western trip, due to the LIBERAL
ity Of fans and local merchants The
following persons have donated
amounts indicated IN the following
partial list:
Book store. 50; Dr. Paget 81:
Guarantee Shoe Co, 81 SiIberberg
Watkins, 81; J. Friel, 81; Robert
Wesley. soc; I. z n. Cab, 81; ". 4
Hamilton, 81; Charley Cook, 25ci
lfaxey Roberts, soc: II. r Brick, soc;
Q Mckinney. 81; c IL Mckinney, 81:
Ballard Coldwell 81; Seth Orndorff,
S22: Tom Lee. 81; Mrs. IL a MeKemyI
50; Mary Csples 81; A l. Holm, 81;
Chester Wright 81; Ralph Pateman.
81; J. L Clapp. 81; P ". Mayer. 81
Wm- A Young, 81: r w Gossett 81.
Coleman Darnall. 81; Ben Howell. soc,
Carl Schwartz, 81; John Flanagan,
81: Frank woodward. soc; J. Kelley, |
SOC; J. Spence. 81; Horace B. Stevens. |
s.; Vaun Peck, S2;J. G. McNary. !
$3.50; A L. Nicholson. 50; Stanley |
Bevans, $3.50; Bob Bryant, 81: D. B. |
Aythafsr. 81: Railston. 81; 3. c.
Christy, 50; a 3. Malta, 50; George |
Flory. 50: ". c. Walz, 50; G. Zoak, /
81; K. z and N, $3.50: ". E. Foster, |
81: Hepburg. 81; Sol L Berg. 50: /
Manual Swartz. 81; Mr.. Blumanthal, 1
81: Fred Feldman, So Lawrence /
Young, 81; Maury Albertss 81; r !
Tighe, SOC; Chris. FOX, 81; W D. (
Mayfield. 81; J. c. Worthington, 81; /
American Trust and Savings, 81: wy /
Ter. 81: Nate Cordova- 81: Charles /
Hawkins, 81; James Hunter. soc: Mr. /
Fonsford. IS: A II. Hughey. 81; Her
man Silverberg, 81. The sum total Of
the foregoing is 1895. The list viii /
be continued and completed later.