Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-12-18
GETS EVEN BREAK
WITH VERSAILLES
Madison Girls Confronted By
Skyscrapers, But Play Super
icr Game-Boys Win

NitlieSSeu TWO intensely interest
ing contests between the teams
of Madison High School and Yer
sallles Friday night on the Mad
ison High court.
When the Versailles girls team
walked out on the court everyone
held their breath when thev be-
held the contrast between the twC
teams in respect to size. The Yer
Sailles team lowered far above
the Madison laSsies. Their cen
ter was so much taller than Miss
Mabel Shearard. who played cen
ter for the local team, that the
latter looked like a little doll. but
when the game started the Yer
sailles sllyscrapers found they
did not have an easy thing of it.
MadisOn'S two guards, Dorothy
Terrill and Josephine Yates. GOV
cred their end of the court so
completely that the advantage of
getting the knock off from cente-
did not net the enemy much. The
forwards. Misses Sara Shearard
and Robbie Jones through SUI
Derior pass work. got an early
lead ON the opponents and kept
hat lead until the end Of the first
half. The Madison girls went IN
70 the second half OF the game
md fought every minute of the
lime until the whistle blew. But
Versailles being so exceedingly
all were able to pass it over the
heads of the local girls and ran
he score I'D to Il to 10 in their
own favor Everyone present
knew that the Madison High
team completely outcalssed the
Versailles girls in team work.
The boys game was a very fast
one from the beginning Before
she spectators realized that the
ball was in play. Harry Stone,
one of the Madison forwards, had
rassed the ball through the goal.
This was Harry's first experience
Il match game and he showed
he had the making OF good
player in him. Sam Reed. who
played the other forward, showed
himself to be quite an adept at
goal shooting and kept the score
keepers busy. Madison's center,
Clarence Kunllel. got the jump
nearly every time off his oppo-
nent. and played 4 good game
throughout. He showed a big
Improvement over the game OF
last Monday night. The two
guards, Marshall Hurst and Shir-
lev Clouse, held their opponents
scoreless throughout the game.
During the last helf. Blevin
was substituted for Kunkel. Tai
ton Stone for Reed and Lafon
Wilson for Harry Stone. And our
boys kept piling Nd the score. The
final score stood 8 3to 3 in favor
Of Madison High. The opponents
did not get a field goal, scoring
their three ointS on free goals.
Mr.. T. c. Gentry. of the Normal
School. refereed both the boys
and girls games. Stone. of the
Normal, acted as umpire for the
boys game.
Everyone is looking forward TO
a successful season for the Madl-
son High teams.
The lineup for the boys teams:
Madison Position IS NerTaitie5 ISdsS5
Harvey tone-forward----- Bell
Kunllle ---------cen .eT------- -- MeCiure 4!,e
EinSisc Eeia .--------i oI erI,ar w rG - PirtIe
Substitutes for Madison-LTalton
Stone for Reid. Blevins for Kunkle.
Wilson for Stone; subs for Versailles.
Final score. Madison. 80; Versailles.
Referee-Gentry.
TIE lineup for the girls teams:
Madison Position Versailles
James --.--------- forward Thompson
Shearard --...-forw-o ord----.-...-.- Dawson
TerrilI .------.--. Q lIa q d-.----------. Hughes
Yates -.-gua d.. Erl6ge ;n LGTtn
Referee-Gentry.
Tobacco Barn Burns
Lexington, Ky, Dec sS-The
tobacco barn of H. c. Arnold near
Duckers Station, Woodford coun-
ty, was burned today, with loss
of $4,000. It is believed to have
been of incendiary origin.
just received a fresh shipment
of new lights, bass and catfish.
Order a nice baking fsh for your
Sunday dinner. NeH2s, 431. 1t