Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-03-17
SHEPHERD COLLEGE NOTES.


hS 80 Of glory py defeating the
aa.or,hersburc High School 20 to a..
Ill This Shepherd College had never
- able 10 make much impression
the Chambersburg girls, so TO even
". ", for all past delinquencieS our girls
o5,,inistcred two very thorough defeats
- Their worthy opponents from the
p.nnsylvania city. In the early stages
- The came, il seemed that Chambers
~, 60 would wipe out that 80 to 20 de-
sea, earlier in the season, for they eX-
L;b;tad system of pass work that
n,,- Girls were unable to break up or
;nnarable of initiating. So for time
.ha visitors led, but not for long, as
RI forwards lack the shooting skill
- Warv Grose and Ruth Clipp. At the
orj of the first half. the score stood
SC IA, c. H. S., 9. Mary Grose led
~ the shooting with ten goals, but
Puth Clipp carried off the honors Of
the evening by caging one from the
extreme left of the gymnasium with
ont touching the ring. For this feat
che was given a ton of applause, for
nothign so spectacular had been seen
in any of the boys games this year.
In reviewing the basketball season,
the girls have found considerable sat
isfaction in making more enviable
record than the boys, having won a
much greater percentage of games
wears. They feel, too, that they have
ropularzed the game as played under
girls rules, and their forwards have
shown greater scoring ability than the
forwards on the boys team, though
thev are ready TO admit that fifteen
goals in forty minutes show reason
ablc skill for boys. However, Ruth
Clipp shot fifteen goals from the fiel5
in one game of forty minutes ano
MARY Grose Gagged fourteen in the same
time.
In eight games, Mary Grose shot al
goals and Ruth Clipp counted up 80,
and Gagged Is out of 81 fouls. A sum-
might have been fewer violations of
the rules of guarding, for altogether
60 fouls we're chalked up against the
team. Mary Grose was guilty p times.
josephine Clipp 10, Ruth Clipp @,
Marie Peer 8, Gladys Feagans 6. Lii
Ian Buzzerd 3, and Louise Kable 2
No member of the team will be lost
by graduation, and thus with a little
attention to pass work Shepherd Cbl-
lege should have an unbeatable girls
team next year. Louise Kab'e proved
a good manager this year, having ar
ranged the best schedule in the his
tory of girls basketball in the school.
and Ruth Clpp because of her skill
full playing and faithful attention to
the best interest of her team was
highly regarded as captain.
The record of the season follows:
s. c. 9, Alumnae 3, at Shepherds
town.
S. c. 9. Beall High School 10, at
Shepherdstown.
S c. 20 ,Martinsburg High School
%, at Martinsburg.
S. c. 6, Beall High School 9. at
Frostburg.
sc. 80, Chamebrsburg High School
20, at Chambersburg.
5. c. as, Martinsburg High School
!, at Shepherdstown.
S. c. 10, Penn Hall As, at Chambers
burg
S. c. 20, Chambersburg High School
IA. at ShepherdStown.
Total points for S. C. 176, opponents
13l.
The boys have not yet finished their
Scneculc, the final game of the season
neing set for tomorrow evening, when
tney meet Central High School of Lo-
nacbning
On their northern trip last week
.ley were so unfortunate as to lose all
t1e games. but even at that they did not
Pp!ay poor basketball for one minute
Ndp; Bel did the greater part Of the
scoring making 50 poin's in four
games; The score at Pennsylvania
State Forest Academy was lO-3e: at
HSet'yS burg High. 1880: at Shippens-
upG.g Normal, 24-30; NJ Waynesboro
Two very interesting assemblies
as Ias. -, *. n neld during TIE Tast week
ID IA, Dnrsdav Mr.. J. R. Poland pres.
e c. NJ the Martinsburp Chamber o.
SlIltTce and Of the Rerkelev Countv
@TIIw @SuIIaw School Association. and Mr
ir."a it"og Hil, Young Peoples Super
EuS ;Ite' cent FOR West Virgiria SUNDAY
Schools, visited the school and snoke
81 a.. rel Mr. Hill chnse TO Sc
forif me qualifications for Ieadership
M success in life. and Mr.. Poland
oor'ohasI7ci good followcrship as wei
a. a. '"o7 leadership. USING the lessons
onI|n from the Bible s.orv of Abner
"i,: Tvs armor bearer Mr. Poland dis
,,.,,1'"d possession NJ arv rpwer as
rn,-t speaker, declaring that he ap.
tr;a ttI;s,o1 IN that role onlv through in
S., 'n me par of Jefferson Cor-fv's
iia i,i sa,. school leader who takes spec-
a liant in getting him into trouhle
h. - which he fel. MANY of his
%.'TS evo- had fallen victims. How
hsI very one was glad that the trick
m,o. zen .perpetrated, otherwise
''. good speech would haye oo,n
unsnoken. "''''a '''Ve so'e
vo,;a rriday, DR.. Ghiselin led the de-
MAJ exercises and later delivered
u.bHa b'HHa''terful address on the Rible
corrso "s made no reference to the
Uu'Nc in Bible st,,d,, u,h;,h Iii g.