Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-05
DUKE CITY WINS
FROM CLOVIS IN
. SPEEDY CONTEST
Good Time Girls Defeat High
School Six; Local Boys Go
to Santa Fe Next Week
for Trio of Games

Before the largest crowds of fans
of the basketball season the boys
of the local high school, in game
that was fast and holly contested
throughout, defeated the Clovis
basketeers ut the armory last
night, 23 TO 10. The newly organ
lied Good Time club girls team
won from the High school girls,
% to Il.
The Duke City five shot the first
basket and secured another point
on q free throw, after which Clovis
forged ahead and the score stood
6-5 in their favor until near the
end of the first half when the Wis
iting five Gagged the ball for two
more points, the period ending
with the count So Both teams
exhibited speed in passing the ball
with the edge slightly in Clovis
favor.
Evenly Matched.
In the second half Coach MoOre's
men came back and tied the score
in the first few minutes of play.
Clovis showed another burst Of
speed and lead changed rapidly
from one team to the other With
the score 1914 in the visitors IA
vor Coach Moore ran his entire sec
ond team but with little luck, Clo-
Wis boosting the score by two more
points. He then put the first team
back on the floor with the result
that they ran up five points at the
same time holding their opponents
to one additional tally. the game
ending with four four points mar
gin for the Duke City five.
Clovis was declared to have the
speediest bunch of players that
the local men have met on the
floor here this year. Forman was
their star man, covering the floor
well and shooting a large majority
of the goals. The local team was
handicapped by the absence Of
Wilkinson from his phase at for.
ward on account of injuries and
the Clovis five was forced to leave
crack guard at home.
Good Timers Win.
The high school girls were out.
classed by the Good Time team
having been without a coach FOL
two weeks. The new Good Time
sextet is composed of former high
school and business college players
The third high school boys team
will play the Business college five
tonight at 7:45 at the high schoo
gym.
Next week Coach Moore will
take his team to Santa Fe for q
series of games. They will meet
st. Michael, Thursday; Santa Fe
high, Friday and Los Alamos
ranch, Saturday. Their hardest fight
will be with the Ancient city highs
who defeated the locai payers here
recently by a small score. This
team stands between them and the
state championship and they will
go there with the intention of win
ming by a large score: Last night
lineups were:
Girls.
Good Time elub---Mary Fracarol
and Fay Boyd forwards; Helen Nc
CURE. and Vera Herby, centers
Jean Wickham and Anna Mcclure
guards.
High school-FSorence Fracaroll
and Desideria Rivera, forwards;
Adelia Elder and Ruth Lighton
centers. Waunevia Summers and
Mabel Mills, guards; Dora Nc
Creary, sub.
Boys.
CloYis-Forman and G.. Hunt
forwards; K. Hunt, center; Ander-
son and Jones, guards; Greer, sub
High school-First team: N
Glassman and Marion, forwards;
Salazar, center; e. Glassman and
Wilson, guards. Hammond was
substituted for Marion early in the
game. Second team: Marion and
Rogrefe, forwards; Benjamin, cen
ter; Romero and Mize, guards.