Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-09

] DOtn Madison Ill DdSkClDdll
teams rcvcnged defeats at the
hands of Lexington Model Hi
suffered last year. when they
>casily DEBATED LeXington's boys
and girls Model teams here We'd
nesday night, the local girls VIM
ming By a score OF II to ,. while
j the Madison boys capttred by 4
% 10 I score.
Boys Game
! Aitcr a few rounds OF play the
Madison boys found themselves
; and ran away with the L. X
! Model Hi. Passing featured in
the wonderful playing OF Mac
: son. They led the attack at
stages of abe game and were easy
1 victurS. Many times the Madison
. team carried the ball from under
the shadows OF the Lexington
goal 10 close shooting distance
/ Here the bali ended in the hands
81 Talton Stone and he handle
( it with the best Of skill. scoring
3 of the 20 points made by Mad
isun. lie opened the game with
a long shot and soon afterWard
pitched one from closer range.
He showed much skill IN shoot,
ing goals from all angles He also
dribbled nicely and cluGed ms
guard with ease. Clou>c was
responsible for the rest OF Mad
isan~ points. He made one Shot
from center that never touched
the rim of the basket. Ii was
indeed pretty shot.
Good defensive work also E
urcd in MadiSon'S victory. The
five man defense OF the loc.
worked to perfection. They
broke up pass after pass OF the
Lexington team. Captain Hurst
and Reeves at guards with Blev-
iuS AT center. assisted by ClouSe (.
and Stone AT forwards did fire
work. The visitors from Lex
ington did not make a single field
goal in the first half. This is the /
best proof Of the work on defcn-
sivc. Hurst broke up many pass
6 and with his familiar left
handed shot returned the ball to-
Madison territory.
Lexington Mode played il
tough luck. They missed MANY
shots at the start when they had
their best chance to win. Rey-
nolds scored all the points for
The visitors. He was the nan to
make the two field goals against
Madison. The rest were scored .
A. the result OF free throws. The
Madison team has progressed
rapidly under Coach LaSsitcr.
who expects them to give goo'
account OF themselves in inter
sectional tourney at Winchester
March ; and i. The lineup:
Madison-T. Stone. t20 rf:I
Clouse, t6) H. BIevinS. c, Hurst.
re: Reeves. K.
L. X. Model-ReynoldS. (0i
ri: Hopkins. II; Leach. c; War
EFT. re; Triplett. X.
Girls Game
The Madison girls Jared a
we'll rs the boys. but had some
tough luck in goal shooting. lit,
seemed at certain stage in the
first half that the ball would not
60 in the goal. Several easy /
shots were missed. The Madison ,
girls showed a fine game on the /
defense and held the Lexington ,
girls without field goal during :
the contest. At the start OF the :
game Miss Yates at center tipped ,
The ball to Miss Bennett. She i
lribbled the ball close to the goal :
md shot. This gave the Madison
girls lead that was not over
'ome. Miss Bennett made two
other goals during the game and
,layed a fine game on the Hoo |
Miss Yates scored four points |!
or Madison with two long rang !
ield goals. Miss Blanton was |
for the rest OF the 7
POINTS with a field goal. Misses ]
lyers and Terrill at guards helt !
he Model attack in the palms OF |
heir hands. They1did excellen' !
harding. ]
Just at the close OF the third |
uarter a collision between Miss
'Ianton. of Madison. and Misses !
Iayman and GreyAouse. of Lex !
lgton resulted iniinjury to the /
exington girls. In. the fall Miss