The Winslow mail., 1924-01-25
WinslOw High Cage Men
Lose to Williams School

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must play to win Winslow made
foul Williams followed with two
field goals. Coach Porter substituted
Lancaster for McHood in an attempt
to stem the scoring. The mountain
eerS failed to make a point on a
free throw, but the local boys gam
cred one. Both teams were showing
good team work, each finding it
difficult to score except on free
throws. Williams failed again to
register a free throw, but shot
beautiful field basket from the
center of the field. Tully made an
other. Shortly afterward he was
taken out and G. Evans substituted
When the half ended the mountain
eers were leading II to 6.
c.. Chase registered free throw
at the opening of the third period.
Williams failed to register one, also
Holm. The mountaineers then made
one. but the local boys failed on
across the court, both teams trying
to shoot a field goal. Finally VIII
liams made one and registered a free
throw. The score at the end of the
third period was Is to 7. The game
showing consistent team work.
boys held the mountaineers scoreless.
Williams had secured such lead
that Winslow could not overcome it,
although Fred Chase Topped long
field goal which reduced the lead
two points. The last quarter was
marked by fast as we'll as rough
knocked out, the game being halted
for a few minutes. In this quarter
the contest resolved itself into a !
wild rush back and forth across the
court Both squads tried to lop long
field baskets, but young Chase was
the only player who was successful
in doing so.
The girls game, the first contest,
was called late, 9 o'clock, due to the
fact that train No. was more than
an hour behind time. Winslow made
the first score of the game, free
throw, which was followed by Gallup
making one. Both teams tried a
second time, each failing. LaPrade
opened up with long shot making
a pretty ringer. Gallup registered
the second of two free throws on
Winslow fouls. LaPrade injured
knee, but was able to continue the
game when time was called The
ball was played all over the court,
Gallup displaying quick work. Fol
lowing a failure on Gallup's part to
register free basket, LaPrade shot
another field goal. The quarter
S to 3. Gallup was going less
was making the local squad play.
quarter ar ~ Gallup failed on free
throw, boosting her score, however,
with a field basket. Proctor followed
Immediately with one for her team
and then with another. LaPrade
also made one. Winslow was warm
ing up to the game, all%the members
team work. Gallup in an effort to
curb the lead made long shots try
a point on a Winslow foul. Both |
teams failed on free throws, Gallup
registering one on second try. At
the end of the half, the score was
II to 7 in favor of Winslow.
With the opening of the third
period, Winslow shot a free basket
but failed on the second attempt. !
LaPrade then scored a field goal
with skillful shot from the corner
of the court and followed with an
other. Winslow failed to make a
free throw, but LaPrade recovered
and registered field basket. The
game was getting rough as we'll as
fast. Gallup tried desperately to lop
goal and fought hard. LaPrade
made field goal, failing on free
throw. At the end of the third
quarter Winslow had boosted her
score to 10 points as against 7.
The local squad held their oppo--
nents scoreless during the last period
and garnered 16 additional points to
its credit.
Before the girls game was called,
the wild cats and the skunks played
preliminary contest, the latter
winning II to 8.
Following is the score Of the high
school boys game:
WILLIAMS