The Coconino sun., 1921-03-18

The basketball boys wound up thelr season with decisive victory over the Clarkdale aggregation last Thursday night. A hard, close game was ex- pected since the Normal was able to win from the Verde valley team by only one point at the game played in Clarkdale, and from the way the game started out it looked as if the Normal boys were going to be showed under, for Clarkdale made two baskets before the Normal realized what had hap pened; then they awoke and did not allow their opponents to make another field basket during the first half. At the end of the first half the score was 22 to 5. The final score was 42 to 19 in favor of the Normal. Armstrong played the stellar game of the even ing. After the game the visitors were treated to an informal dance. Mrs. Frank Hanley, two of the Clarkdale boys and Leon Egner furnished the music.
 In Thursdays assembly, Supt. Hull, of Clarkdale, made an interesting talk, which was followed by two most en- joyable saxaphone solos by Ted Mill CT. of Clarkdale. The Clarkdale boys are all fine fellows and good sports men and it is hoped that they will pay us another visit in the near fu- ture.
 The Normal basketball team played sixteen games during the season, win ming ten of them. They scored AT tka,, nnnnnnntcf DEA ThpU did not lose game played on their own court They lost three games to teams in northern Arizona, but in each case, they lost only one game out of three. Williams beat them one game, but were beaten twice. They lost one game to Winslow, but beat them twice, and they lost one game to Pres colt by one point, but Prescott for feited two games to them rather than take licking. This was considered the most successful season in basket ball the Normal has had in several years. Prof. Eastburn has not an nounced the names of those boys who will receive letters in basketball, but the following will stand good chance: Glassey, Heckethorne, Campbell, Saun- ders, Etter. Jones, Barrett, Gregg, and possibly some others. The games played by the team with the scores were:
 Williams, 10; Normal, A.
 Holbrook, 9; Normal, 63.
 Kingman, II; Normal, 24.
 Tempe Normal, 45; Normal, 13.
 Mesa High, 35; Normal, 10.
 Phoenix Jr College, 23; Normal, 19.
 Prescott, g; Normal, p.
 Jerome, IS; Normal, 19.
 Clarkdale, p; Normal, g.
 Williams, B; Normal, IS.
 Kingman, IS; Normal, 34.
 Kingman, IS; Normal, 34.
 Williams, 16; Normal, 45.
 Winslow, 26; Normal, Al.
 Winslow, 26; Normal, 32.
 Winslow, 31; Normal 27.
 Clarkdale, 19; Normal, AZ
 Since the basketball season has end ed the boys are preparing to enter baseball and do some work in track. with the hope that they will be abfe to retain the cup which they won last year in the northern Arizona track meet. The track meet will be held on the Normal athletic field on the 23rd of next month. Teams from the high schools of northern Arizona will com pete for the cup.
 The Normal boys who won their letters in football will give a dance in Ashurst auditorium April p, to raise money to buy sweaters upon which to wear their "N'. This dance promises to be one of the big events of the year, as the boys will no doubt put on some thing extra.
 On Saturday night Professor and