Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-19
TERMINALS OuTCLAssED
BY WASHINGTON TOSSERS
Congress Heights Yankees Give
Wonderful Exhibition of Basket
ball, Winning, IL to %.

showing What Referee 'I!Iiliy'
i"och declared to be liz classicst
basketball team even seen in Rich
inond. the Congress- IIei,.htS Yankees
played rings around ;nc Richmond
terminal uuint last n;i:ht nt the
iiowitcrS' Armory. winning handily
by the lop-sided score OF ~ to -.
The locals started off with Il rush.
Eel and liolladay caging three field
goals and "a foul counter before the
niE S l. )"GE.rnnut go; fairly started.
MhshinStcn; finally brokc tn" ice
zee with u beautiful goal from near
,ne midil. Of the noor which made
IN: spectators gasp.
From then on things began to hap
pen. !he same Mr.. Iicdd"ns. aided
ana abetted by one Mr.. luglcy. from
the Richmond askct until the local
piaycrs were dizzy. Iicddons alone
scored Twenty-Five of his teams
This player gave the clasSicst cN-
hihit,on of basketball seen in Rich
,mnnd Tor q long time. In fact. many
rat" hin above l'arriS. the Virginia
i,olHtcchnir star, who brourht about
ne downfall of the Church Ilili Ath-
possessed OF the ha~Skcthail physique
ins!inciiye and steady game.
Ten minute after the game started
the Tcrinina!S We're hopcirSsly III the
rear. hi; ihcy played II rlucky game
throughout the entire contest and
made the visitors fight for every
counter they made. The strange floor
did not sem TO bother the Washing
ton a~GErcSation as much as il did
the locals.
About the middle of the first half
the Richmond club seemed 10 hr slow
ing ur. TN" iioor. being much larger
than they are used I" playing on.
but near II end of this period they
got their second wind" ana from
then on made the visitors hustle 10
pile up their points.
As Il dribhlinE team. Richmond has
never seen the superior OF the win
ncrs. They sccmcd able 10 dart down
the floor through Il broken field much
as football players would do. d"dGim :;
man after man and all the tim"
bouncing the bail on the floor to COM
passes as though the larS" inflated
sphere was merely Il baseball.
Goctz at guard was a wh"!" d%"icn-
slvr team in himself and seemed l."
he always under the basket; when a
Richmond man was ready 10 shoot.
Aftcr int"rcepting tn" pass. some
would then run the length Of the
floor through - broken i,Id. hand the
ban TO ~llcddons ~and-rrcsto: Con-
GrcsS Heights had rung M two more
points.
Though their entire team WAS over
Swallowed 10y the classy playing Of
- " -
tn" mainStay OF the Terminals until
King got in the game. King. vino
Tor SOmc reason or uth.-. is only
rated as a substitute. APPEARED 10
| ave less trouble with the iast work
OF the visitors than amy OF his mates.
Ills Held goal. which was thrown
from the S!dc!incS near the middle NJ
the iloor during TN. last i've minutes
OF play. was a beautiful piece, OF
work. and Was the one outstanding
feature "' the Richmond Teams play.
Congress ~ltichmond
Heights. Terminals.
Athcrion....lcft forward. Holiday
~llcddonS.. right Onward. 80. e. E"ll
| inEI"y . 49,. center. 800. SHARP
Ci"ctH ......!ct guard. ...jcuniuss.
kinE
C%atlin.. .....riGht guard 49,. Marrlu
summary: l:eicrcc. lilly Gouvh,
| University OF Virginia. Floor goals
Athcrton. 4; Hcdd"ns. 10; inGl"y. l..
Gort2. Holiday, I: !%;cllc, ;; sharp,
>: King. Goals from Considerations.
>. H"lladay, =. Foul goI,s missed
iieddons, 3: Holiday. /.