The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-03-29
IUNlRSWNAND
LOSE IN SERIES
Prizes Awarded to Best Play
eFs on Team in Inter
Glass Tourney

tt HtASS tudlttSy
MANNTNGToN, March 2a-Ne
more fitting climaxtto the basket.
bail season In this city could have
been asked than the finals played
last night In the i~nter-class tour,
ney IN Warrington High school
The series has been featured al
through by strong playing by ali
1.-THE classes, and the games las
night were unusually fast. Tic
the huge delight OF the class, the
sophomore girls won from tbs
luniorss . to 8. At the end Of the
first haIfithesscore stood s to / in
favor Of the Juniors. IN the sec.
] ond half the fjuniors failed to score
a point. while the sophs piled up
eight points. by the time the whis.
tie blew. The Junior boyH' teaa1
Won bysa margin of two points In
a f3-I1 score, they making two
! points in tile last half to tho so.
1phomorssi four.
Ford Mercer, Pctries and Rymet
were easily the stars in the boys
game each doing wonderful work
for hfslteam. Petries madc three
field goals In less; than a minute
during one OF his winning streaks
nearly bringing down the house.
Fot the girls, Evelyn Forney.
Roblnson, and Hartlieb were the
stars although all the girls played
good gar1ess4
The score and line up follows:
Boys Championship Game.
sophomeres, ~. Juniors, 1s.
kFerd Petrtea
Rymer Mercer
Forwards
flrpee d; !..:..,..... Morris
\ Centers
itsaFner .............. Basnett
hertall as. Flanagan
Guards
,teld goals: Ford 2, Mercer 3.
lIorTis Flanagan i. Foul goals.
ylner In u, Petries 3 in 6. Sub.
stitutions: Brown for Basnett.
Scote d end OF first half: Sohpc-
lnores Juniors, II. Referee:
Coach Jerry Blake.
eIrls Championship Game.
sophoaaercsTss Juniors, 8.
Eo IONS SnodgTass
Forwards
I drfop stfs ss..t........ Hartlieb
centers
tiess .e................. Beall
SonIleuy ....s............ Hamlel
Guards,
Field goals: E. Forney 2. Robin
Eson Epefthiner /, Hartlieb 2.
Foul goals: j.. Forney 1 in Q, l..
pTorney 08 in i, Robinson 0 in 3,
~JigresH In g., Hartlieb 0 in 2.
uostit1tions: Robinson for Grub.
Referee Miss Frances Furbee.
AS announced yesterday, ten
lAnrizes were given to 8 players in
the boys and 5 In the girls teams.
The prfses were awarded as fol
lopss Coach Gerry Blake making
the presentation:
! First prize, boys: Silk shirt, Civ
Den by First National Bank to play
[ er making highest points in the
| tourne to- Glenn Ford. Girls: 10.
Adais EVEN by Matthews drug store,
to EVELYN Forney.
Second prize: boys: FIve-dollal
lsavings account, given by Ex-
change Bank, to Glenn Rymer, for
.best offensive game. Girls: Bottle
|of perfume given by Cover and
liking, TO Josephine -Hartlieb.
Third prize, boys: silk poplin
nshirt, given by c. Howard Long,
20 Archie Garner. for best defen
slve game. Girls: Eversharp pen.
\ ell: egiyeiS by snodgrass and Moore,
Ito Gladys Connolly.
Fourth prize, boys: A necktie,
kgfyen hy H.R.and f. E. Furbee. Ia
f"Salem's Petries for best foul shoot.
hing. Girls; Pair OF silk hose given
by Basngts to Pearl Snodgrass.
FIFTH psdze, boys: A belt. given
hv PhiIitps jewelry store to Glenn
(Ford, for highest point in one game.
Girls. Tnreepound box chocolates
given hy e .. Glarkson. to Evelyn
Fofney.
Despite the competition and riv'
fairy existing between the various
lclasses. there was nothing but
friendship shown IN all the games.
Good. cleapsplaying was a feature.
with the material developed this
)vear. M%annington should have a
~Itop-notch team, boys and girls. to
place on the varsity floor next
year