Bisbee daily review., 1922-01-22
bIsBEE HI WINS
 FROM 0LD RIVAL
Both Local Boys and Girls Basketball Teams Triumph
 Over Smelter City Elves

The Bisbee boys tied Douglas for first place and the Bisbee girls took step nearer the t<p in the basket ball tournament last night when both the Bisbee High School basket ball teams defeated the Douglas High School teams. The boys won with a score of 2S-17 and the girls with a score of 1913.
 The girls game was close till the last few minutes of play when the To- cal girls took a decided lead. The seeming disregard for knocks and bumps displayed by the girls who rolled and tumbled about the floor, made the girls game exceeding inter- esting. Alice Stapleton and Vera Chance, Bisbee forwards. displayed considerable skill at throwing bas- kets. Nora Morse and Edna Chain, upon who depended the relaying of the ball across the center of the court were always just where they were needed and usually succeeded in get ting the ball where it was wanted Bisbee's guards, Katie Caretto and Agnes Culbert, protected their end of the court well. Vera Chance threw three field goals and one foul and Alice Stapleton five field goals for the Bisbee team The first half end ed in a tie, 9-9 Willie Carson threw field goals and two fouls and N. Thompson two goals and one foul, for Douglas.
 The boys game started off with a rush-for Douglas, who piled up five points before the local team had sue ceeded in scoring. Then Bisbee scored a>field goal and a foul, bring ing the score to 5-3. From then until nearly the end of the first half the scores were within from one to two points of each other, with Douglas leading. The game was exceedingly fast and clean throughout and not until the latter part of the second half did any one venture to say which side was going to win. John Cole, Bisbee forward, succeeded in throw ing the majority of baskets, aided by Carney Rudolph, Bisbee's other for ward, who did excellent passing in the tight pinches. Hubert Detloff, Bisbee center, whose reputation for making baskets from anywhere he shoots has travelled throughout this | district, was kept pretty well "smoth cred" Charlie Maddern, Bisbee's | lightest man and guard, kept his heay | fer opponents guessing throughout the game, shooting three field goals from we'll out into the court. Eustace Crouch, guard, was conspicuous iu his end of the floor by allowing nc short shots from under the goal The Douglas players throughout the game persisted in shooting at the basket from the center of the floor. They would pass to the center of the floor and shoot. John Cole threw foul field goals, Detloff one field goal ant five fouls. and Maddern three fielt | goals. The half ended with SCOT, of 10-7 in favor of the locals.
 The line-ups follow:
 Douglas girls: Willie Carson, f. N. Thompson, f; A. Sanders jc; V Oxford, re; E. Atkins, g; V. Wood, g
 Bisbee girls: Vera Chance, f. Alice Stapleton, f; Nora Morse, jc Edna Chain, re; Katie Caretto, g Agnes CTlbert, g.
 Douglas boys: Foster, c; Stevens f; Peralto. f; Harris, g; Hampton. g
 Bisbee boys: J. Cole, f; c. Ru dolph, f; Detloff, c; E. Crouch, g C. Maddern, g.
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