The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1922-01-10

Possibility that Basil Hayden, Of
Paris, all-Southern forward, might
be absent from the University OF
basketball lineups dur
ing the 1922 season developed into
certainty during the past week.
Hayden, who was captain Of the
team in 1921, has suffered from a
wrenched knee since the closing Of
the last years net schedule. Coach
George Buchheit has given Hayden
instructions to leave off practice un-
til the knee is healed UP again, and
it is possible that the all-Southern
may be seen on the basketball court
before. the season closes
The Lexington Model High School
basket ball teams defeated the teams
from the Paris High School n two
games played on the Lexington floor
Friday night. The game between
the boys teams resulted In score
Of SO to 8 in favor Of the Lexington
team, while the game between the
girls teams was also returned in
favor of the Lexingtonians by a
score of % to 10. The Paris teams
put up game fight, but were un-
able to overcome the Roadway the
Lexington Hi teams had made in the
first half of their respective games.
The Paris teams were composed of
Messrs. Clark, Jones, Meglone,
Wright and Larkin; Misses Wal.
lingford, Hall, Rose, Rose, Baldwin
and X. Wallingford. The substitutes
were: Knox for Meglone; Meglone
for Knox; Miss Collier for Miss V.
Wallingford.
Brophy, for Paris, played regu-
lar 30 Mcmillan game for the local
team knights Of Columbus, in the
game Friday night with the Old
Kentucky team, from Bardstown.
The game was featured with many
startling plays, the Paris boys being
on their toes, flushed with success
in the initial stages Of the game,
and eager to take the full measure
of their opponents. The final score
stood "a to 16 in favor of Paris.
Despite many counter attractions
there-was a good attendance, show
ing interest in the game to be on
the upward trend.
The Y. NJ. c. A. team and the Y
team from Covington are scheduled
for game on the local floor on Fri
day night. This promises to be one
of the best and fastest games Of the
season. The Paris aggregation is
now in its prime, and they have
made considerable progress in the
past two weeks. There will be in
addition to the basket ball game a
program of ,gymnastic stunts and
music. The Covington team has an
unbroken line Of victories to their
credit for the season so far. In
Capt. Dawes. Roberts. Tucker. Chip
ley, Porte, Mcintyre, Kenney and
Meglone, Paris has a bunch who can
fill their positions in great style.
The Sayre College basket ball team
of Lexington, and the Millersburg
College team are scheduled for a
game en=the 1atter's floors on Feb
ruary 8.
Paris High School teams took both
games Of double-header played
with The Nicholasville High School
teams at the Y. M. c. A. in this
city Saturday night. The local
boys trimmed their opponents by
score Of Fl to s and the girls team
won over Nicholasville by the score
OF 19 to 6. Of the twenty-one points
made by the Paris boys, Wright
scored fifteen, while the defensive
work of Clark and Meglone made
another feature Of the game. Miss
Hall was the star performer for the
Paris girls team, making eleven
points, while Miss Hughes Gagged the
the six points for the visitors. One
of the largest crowds ever assembled
in the Y saw the games. During the
game rough house play ensued, in
which one of the Nicholasville play
ers and two of the Paris players
mixed things considerably. After
the game the trouble was renewed in
the lobby, but the combatants were
separated by officials and visitors