The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1920-12-10
GIRL s TEAM WIN
FROM DAYTON
tBy Harold Imelli)

Saturday, December 4th, the teams
of Douglas Hi journeyed to Dayton,
going as far as the Mound House In
the track bus of the Virginia C True
kee rail road, and there met by ma
chimes to take the teams to Dayton
The girls game was called first and
was refereed by Miss Rose Harris OF
Reno. When the whistle blew Gard
nerville was in doubt as to her winn-
ing from those miniature Dayton gi-
ants. The first and only two baskets
were made by the Daytonites.
The Douglas girls then got their
heads to working and kept up the
spirit throughout the game When the
last whistle was blown Douglas came
out victorious with a score of 81 to 4
The Daytonites had planned to get
even. every one being on his feet to
the first and last whistle blown by
referee Hearnes for the boys.
The first basket was tossed by Day.
ton then a free throw by the same
team. Gardnerville ralleyed for a
few minutes and Jensen shot the first
of Douglas baskets. The teams were
now getting warmed up and the game
was progressing rapidly for the first
one throw was made by the Dayton
team and then one by the valley boys.
At the end of the first half the score
stood Q6-14) in favor of the Miners
The whistle was blown for the Sec
ond half and the crowd was like a
throng at an arena in the days of the
Roman Empire. Gardnerville made
that one basket which separated them
from the lead. 1t was then a tie
Clock came to the rescue shot a bask-
ct and We were two ahead. Spring
meyer tossed free throw and We
were going fast for the victory. Doug
las kept the pace up until five minutes
before the end of the second half
when Dayton ralleyed in those prec-
ious minutes which tell the outcome
of every game and she won the final
score being % to 80 in their favor.
Although the Orange and the Black
has only two victories to her credit
this season and three defeats, she still
hopes to make up for all losses In the
next twenty games to be played. tthese
games are counted as double headers.
The following is the schedule o.
games to be played
Fallon boys and girls at Gardner
Vile on February 26th, 1921.
Dayton boys and girls at Gardner
vile on January 18th, 1921.
Yerington boys and girls at Yering
ton on December 18th, and the sam,
teams play at Gardnerville on Febru
ary 18th, 1921.
Carson boys and girls at Gardner.
Vile on December 18th, and at Carson
on January 22ndL
Sparks boys and girls at Sparks
January 8th, 1921 and at Gardneryille
on January 29th
Either Reno or Virginia at Gardner
vile February 5th, and at either of the
two places on February 10Th.
Stewart boys and girls at Stewart
on January 5th, at Gardnerville or
either Feb. 10Th or 22nd
The people of Douglas county should
support her teams for this in only
athletic interest in the county and 4
should be of the best.
When visiting team comes herr
every one should turn out and boos
the boys and girls to victory. If tn,
people are back of the high schoo
students they have the vim to brins
home the bacon.
We all want these teams recognized
over the state as teams who are out Il
win the championship, so the mex
game. which will be played here ol
December 18th, let every one come on