The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-12-07
TEN SERVICE TEAMS
IN ACTION TUESDAY
At 'HP AND Y GYMS

Al 'M' AND 7 GYMS
All 10 teams of the Community |
Service basketball league were seen !
in action at the !. NJ c. A. and high
school gymnasiums Tuesday night and (
several fast battles insued. Games ,
which We're TO be played on the high
school floor on Thursday were re
versed to Tuesday night on account
of a night session in the high school /
on Thursday night in observance OF
National Education week.
The HIPS Ladies' went down be-
fore the offense Of the Business col |
lege by the IS to I route The Lad
dies seemed unable to connect with
the basket and their opponents could
DO little more, but succeeded in gain
ing the edge. The foul shooting OF
Benson kept his team in the lead.
The lineup and score:
HIS Ladies' Cd B. College Q3)
Mcbride ..f............ Smith
Brumler .........f.. Leavelle
Sudhott ..c.......... Benson
harding .-.......g ........... Martin
SubstitutiOns-Laddi Moore for
Brumley. Hodapp for Sudhoff, Gully
for Hodapp. Peters for Gully, Brumley
for Mcbride College: Nay for Smith
and Smith for May. Field goals-Mc
Bride 1, Smith /. Leavelle l, Buroker
!. Foul goals-Cully l. Peters 4, Ben
son 5, Leavelle .. Referee-Amick.
Umpire-Eikenberry. Scorer - Nc.
Bride.
Betsy Ross took the second game OF
the evenings bill from the STAIRS in a
one-sided game, % to II. Although
the game was somewhat slowed by
the slow Offense of the STAIRS, it was
one of the best of the evening. Owens
was the only point getter for the
losers with four field goals to his
credit. Reid and Mansfield each con
nected with the hoop for eight points.
Betsy Ross remains in the lead OF the
league with comfortable margin and
bids fair to stay there for some time.
The lineup and score:
Betty Ross (23) Starr GD
Mansfield ..f....... Urban
Medearis f.......... Byrkett
Reid .............c..- Mayer
Lee ................g ............... COOK
Durham .g............. Rose
Substitutions-Be tsys; Elias for
Durham. Stars: Owens for Urban,
Urban for Cook. Field goals: Betsys
Reid ., Mansfield 4. Medearis l. Lee
]. Starr: Cook 2 Owens 8, Foul
goals: Reed 6, Medearis l, Mayer 1.
Referee-Amick Umpire-Eikenber-
~. SCorer-Mcride.
In the third and final clash at the
Y. the Motors and Quakers engaged
in a real football contest with all the
roughness which goes with it, The
feature of the game was the number
of personal fouls. The Quakers took
the long end OF the IA to 5 count. The
Motors fell down in the scoring de
partment of the game while Philips OF
the Quakers was the only consistent
scorer for the winners, with three
field goals and six fouls. The lineup
and score:
Motors 60 Quaker Maids 0N
O'hailey ......... .i.......... PhllllpS
Parish .............f. ........... AIKEN
Camel .C.......... BOrtOn
Webb ...........g.. ........ Heaton
Mott ..............g.. ......... Fuller
Substitutions $1,000 Quakers: Bristol
for Rorton. Field goals, Webb l.,
Parish I. Phillips 3, Bristol l. Foul
goals: O'Mailey /. Phillips 6. Referee
-Amicl,. Umpire Eikenberry. Scor-
er-McBride.
The games at the high school were
we'll played and the indianapolis
Gloves and Atlas teams furnished the
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