The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1922-03-17
CASHMERE
MEETS DEFEAT
IN FAST GAME
Leayenworth High School Lads Trim
Them by 17-16 Score, in a Game
Full of Thrills.

Once more the Leavenworth High
School boys upset the dope and Cash
mere's pride went home with seven
teen knots tied in its tale" and only
salve enough for sixteen. As was
predicted the boys from down the val.
ley came up chuck full of confidence
too full for their own good. for they
faced team ready to scrap for every
point and asking no odds Of anyone
The visitors were more than held
down from the very start They had
used everything they had when play
ing on their own floor and displayed
nothing new here. The home boys
defense was the undoing of the in
vaders, only five goals from the field
being made by them, the remainder
coming on throws from the foul line
During the last half the Cashmere
team repeatedly stood just in front
OF our defense passing back and forth,
completely at loss what to do. NY
ron Nelson at center effectually check
ed the mighty" Patton. holding him
to two baskets and smothering his
passing whenever he came into the
danger zone. Pickett, who led in the
scoring at Cashmere, was SO COM
pletely covered by Weber that he new
er located the basket and was re-
placed by Newsham who scored once
only. Dutch" Henry found Rearick
a hard nut to crack and did most Of
his scoring from the foul line, making
six counters in ten attempts Haugh
at forward played the game of his
life, guarding closely on defense and
dribbled and passed down the floor in
a way that pleased every home team
supporter. Bates" Barbano led in
both the attack and defense as usual.
Despite the fact that two and some
times three Cashmere players were
attempting to guard him. he slipped
the ball through the hoop four times,
bringing the crowd to its feet with
his pretty shot from the center of the
field after dribble. On a floor with
room enough to maneuver. his drib-
bling and pivoting was the feature.
Wade went in at guard in the last half
replacing Weber and broke up many
Of the shots that threatened to score.
Cashmere made a squirt in the last
half, tieing the count, but in the five
minutes playoff they could not score
and Haugh made the winning shot
from the foul line. The shot by
Cashmere evening the score at the
end Of the second half was obtained
by fouling Wade who failed to report
to the scorer before going on the floor
and reporting to the referee. A
Cashmere substitute did the same
during the first half but the technical
ity was overlooked as never before
had any team coming here insisted on
enforcing that section of the rules.
When we cannot win fair and square
it is time to quit. Any team coming
here in the future with the idea Of
winning in that manner will receive
very few favors.
The lineup:
Leavenworth - Barbano F. Haugh
F, Nelson c, Rearick G, Weber G.
G, Wade G.
Cashmere-Henry T. Pickett and
Newsham F, Patton c. Moses G. Cur
rie G, Foster g.
Scoring field goals, Leavenworth:
Barbano, 1 Nelson, /; Rearirck l.:
Cashmere: Henry ?; Patton. >; New
sham, !. Fouls thrown. Leavenworth:
5 in il attempts; Cashmere, 6 in 10
attempts.
Freeman refereed his usual good
game, holding the players well in
check.
The high school boys have lost but
one game on the home floor this sea
son, and that was TO Wenatchee.