The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1922-03-07
BASKET BALL


nament at Lexington were: Misses
Mayme Lee Baldwin. Ruby Hall,
Katherine Wallingford, Rose Dun
can, Louise Collier, Eleanor Payne,
Emily Fithian, Vivian Wallingford,
Nell Robbins COACH; Messrs.
Clark, Wright, Meglone, Larkin,
Rose, Tucker, Dalzell, McCarty,
Prof. Scott and M. M. Sheffield.
The following is a brief summary
OF the results in the two days basket
ball games played on the Lexington
floors Friday and Saturday of last
week in sectional tournament:
First Day-Paris High boys. go.
Lexington Model High School bows.
IL. Victory for Paris. Model High
eliminated by defeat. Paris High
School girls 9, Lexington Senior
High School girls, 81. Victory for
Lexington. Paris girls eliminated by
defeat. Cynthiana boys team won
over Georgetown boys by large
score. This defeat eliminated the
Georgetown boys from the contest.
Cynthiana girls s, Millersburg girls
B. Victory for Cynthiana. iMllers-
burg girls eliminated by defeat
Paris High School boys "a, Millers-
burg Military Institute boys %. NJ.
M. L. eliminated by defeat. Licking
ton Senior High School boys Al.
Nicholasville High School boys 3.
Nicholasville eliminated by defeat.
| Second Day-Lexington Senior
High School girls Is, Georgetown
High School girls 4. GEORGETOWN
girls eliminated by defeat. Lexing-
ton Senior High School boys 80, Cyn-
thiana High School boys IA. Gym
thiana eliminated by defeat.
Finals Lexington Senior High
School girls 10, Cynthiana High
School girls z. Lexington Senior
High School boys, Is, Paris High
School boys z.
Winners Senior High
School, both teams; second place
Paris boys, Cynthiana girls.
The Paris High School Basket
Ball boys will play tire strong Fort
Thomas High School at the Y. M. C.
A. Gymnasium, Wednesday night at
1880. This promises to be one Of the
very best gamesof the entire season.
The Paris High School boys &C
quilted themselves splendidly at the
Lexington tournament, defeating the
University of KY Model High
School, Millersburg Military Insti-
tute, the same day, playing the
University School Friday afternoon
and Millersburg Institute Friday
night.
They worked their way into the
finals of the tournament by playing
and eliminating the strongest teams
IN the tournament. Our boys were
tired and bruised up when they went
into the Lexington High School
game. Lexington Hi was fresh for
the fight with Paris-they had
only played one game on Saturday
and that with very weak team.
Lexington played only subs in this
game and kept their regulars to play
against Paris.
Paris High School boys are play
ing at the present time the best
game of the season. Be sure Won see
them play "The Highlands High
School, of Fort Thomas, KY. We'd
nesday night.
The girls basket ball team has
had a splendid season. Miss Rob
bins has proven to be an unusually
efficient coach and the girls playing
on her teams have made rapid pro-
press in the art of playing the game
They have played Lexington School
three times this year, and only once
out OF the three times has the Paris
team had all of their first
team in the game, and that time
Paris defeated Lexington 16 to 8.
The girls team has been a bit un-
fortunate this year on account Of so
much sickness, but they have never
lost any of their willingness to fight
to the end in every contest and they
are to be commended and congratu-
lated for the splendid showing they
have made during the year. Paris
people will have one more chance to
see the Paris girls play, as they
play Cynthiana here next week.
Miss Lillard has been of great SER
vice to the basketball girls and has
assisted Miss Robbins in great
many ways in caring for the comfort
and protection of the girls this year.
Prof. Scott has made an unusually
large contribution to the success of
all the schools athletics this year;
has gone with the boys on all their
trips, has coached several football
and basketball teams, has looked
ably after the finances of the ath-
letic association.
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