El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-29
ROSWELL CADETS
LOSE To TEXAS
MINERS
By FIELD GOAL.

IL
" Mexico Military institute at every
angle Of the game Tommy DHy-
er Texas school Of Mines basketball
quintet scored a p 10 victory ever
= IL c A. Through this victory the
Miners have eVened up the score for
the year and obtained revenge for the
defeat TIE Roswell team administered
them in football
The Miners played great basketball
throughout and deserved their VIC
tory They showed superior ability
on al counts and there is every
probability that they would have
won regardless OF the circumstance
Yet in justice 10 Roswell Il must be
stated that the team had all the worst
OF u before the game was started
Were Much Delayed.
The cadets left Roswell late Tues
day night, travelling by auto Several
tines breakdokns occurred, causing
considerable delay Then, at 1 o'clock
IN the morning, there was a final
breakdown which defied repair. There
remained nothing for the Roswell
lads 70 Go but 70 -hOof IT. TO point
where transportation could ID OBJ
tanned.
Prom / o'clock until daylight
the Roswell players tramped
YEARLY on Twenty miles they
covered and most OF the distance
was up hill. After a short period
neys arriving in II Fas0 At ESQ
lntt night. a tired band The
wonder Il not that they were de-
feated but that they were able to
make rs strong a allowing rs they
did
The great game which the Miners
showed would doubtless have won for
them under any circumstances But 10 ]
IS certain that the Cadets would have
MADE much better showing had ]
they been able 70 enter the game
fresh With the benefit OF a full
night OF rest they intend to show to I
night against High school that they j
are q far superior quintet TO the one 4
which appeared last night
Captain Scores Many.
Oscar Rheinheimer was easily sc0r- !
ing star Of the game, piling Up a to- !
tai OF y points on SIX field baskets, Z
with every shot made from a diff
cult angle The Miners captain also I
showed the same brilliant game On I
the floor that he has in his last three
games Ball. the Cadets center, who
ran second to Oscar scored all OF the
Roswell teams points
Neither team was able 10 score for
several minutes after the opening
whistle Then Harry Mckemy was
given a free throw and tossed the
basket. a little later Ball made good
on his second free throw and tied the
score Just after this Harry McKemy
had another free throw and again
made good About the middle Of the
first half oscar Rheinheimer tossed
ais first field goal From this point
until the END OF the game the Cadets
were never really In the running The
first half ended with the Miners lead
ing by a score Of "A TO 3. In the sec
0nd hale the Cadets did considerably
better. holding the Miners TO an TO
advantage in this period.
A decided feature Of the game
was the play Of brother against
brother with Harry AIcKemy OF
the Miners opposing his brother,
Charles Of the Cadets Charles
had the advantage In size and
weight but Harry had the class,
which made the argument rutker
one sided, with CharIeS's fafiEued
condition added to Harry's su-
periOr elasE- Harry played the
heavier man off his feet Not
once during the gHme was
CharIes able 70 obtain a fair shot
At the basket.
Tne terrific pace which the smaller
NcKemy set caused Charles 60 tire
badly toward the middle OF the sec
oud half, and Harry was able to as
EIst IN guarding other opponents
Loose also displayed q powerful
guard, holding his man off Just as
Harry Mckemv held his brother. The
superiority which Harry showed must
lave been rather sweet, as Charles
lad somewhat the better Of the arEu-
ment when the two met in football
Cadets Play Hard.
Morris. captain OF the Cadets.
played a strong zane at guard for
his team, as did Hank Kennfsou. the
football star who was selected on the
all-southw western football team and
who was generally conceded 10 be the
Euard IN this section Both players
showed that they would have done
even better than they did had they
been fresh when they entered the
game
Ths Iineups and scoring was as
follows
Miners. Rhew. IF. 4 Cordova. T. T.
Rheinhein5r, ! T.. 10 Phelan. ]. T.: Ma
eruder. G. 2: Brodericl G.; Loose and
2errenault r e.; r. McRemy, r. g.. 4.
Total, p
Roswell: c. McKemy. r.G; Nat
thews. I r; Ban C.. g; Kenniso1, r g.;
Morris. J. &. Total. E.
Referee; Grooms- Timers. Weeks
and n. Schwartz.
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