Evening journal., 1922-12-21
.HIGHLETS MUST
WATCH JUMPS
Northeast, of Phila., Here
Tonight to Try for Fall
out of Locals
GET POINTERS
ON NEW SHOOTS
BY POLLY HY
BY POLLY HY
Tough One for Highlets

Mllull0kIOn rus @fOh ~ 1Ieo'
Roman ... forward 49,. Goldblati
Lichtensteln forward SCARBOROUGH
Fletcher .. center ..... Gerson
Stirlith .. guard .... Balderson
Green 1900. guard .... McCurdy
observation-disclosures Rick
ards, Lecarpentier. Scott Con.y
North East: Wssserman, Ayersman,
Hoffman.
Wilmington High cagers will on
Ease In one OF their toughest Tits
OF the season when they meet
Northeast High School OF Philadel-
phis, on the Quaker City quintet's
noor tomorrow afternoon. This is
said with the realization that Il Is
only the second game OF the season
for the Cherry and White. The
scrubs will play a preliminary to the
big contest.
This is the first time in several
years that Wilmington has opposed
a Philadelphia school in the cage.
In February Southern High, cham
pions OF the Philadelphia Public
school League. will invade the local
gym
Northeast has played fve games
in the Philadelphia league and are
practically IN mid-season. This
IS an of year for the Archives and
they are at the bottom OF the
league, with hve straight defeats.
A meeting OF the basketball squad
was held in Coach Ashton's Office
yesterday afternoon. Faults were
discussed, including the matter OF
shooting. More passing was what
Coach Ashton said he wanted. In
the Newark game one or two OF the
players attempted long shots which
went amiss and which, hs said,
could have been converted into
scores ~ the leather had been pass
ed to a fellow player closer to tho
basket.
\. A. Meeting.
More athletics for the students in
the way OF class meets, was one OF
i the topics discussed by delegates at
yesterdays A. A. meeting. Mr..
Fouik, as assistant coach, brought
the subject 10 the attention OF the
body. No. action was taken, the
delegates being given more time to
think Il over.
A voto was taken for the award
ing Of letters to members of the
football squad, which took over
great deal OF time. Ever since the
names had been posted a great deal
Of chattering has been heard. Some
voiced their opinion that johnson. !
oh ha rfsrns
their coveted "W'' and to>back up I
this argument they asked why Alex !
ander. Baetes and Donohue were /
mentioned and they had not played |
the required number OF quarters. I
Johnson, Steele and Coke may !
have played the required number OF /
quarters, but Coach Ashton claims I
they did not finish the season. Alex |
Rnder, Donohue and Baetes labored /
every day OF the football season.
Tho heated discussion was finally /
halted by putting the names to vote.
Every one on the list except Joe
Bush" Baetes was passed to be
awarded the SCHOOL insignia.
This Is believed to he one of the
biggest mistakes that the A. A. dele
Z
been trying out for football ever
since he entered the high school in
1918. He did not make the team.
hut worked hard for the success of
the Cherry and White all the time.
The faculty board OF governors has
yet to pass on the list and his name
may be added.
The new rules concerning the
managership Of teams was voted
upon and added TO the bylaws.
Managers will now have to do work
before they receive their letter.
Jack Morris was mmediately
elected as assistant manager iQ
basketball. The election took only
a minute. He received the largest
vote ever cast for a manager.
Bunny Hughes was elected 10
manage the tennis team and as he
himself IS an excellent player there ,
should be something doing in this
branch when the time rolls around
for the racket wielders