The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-12-17
CITY TRIO PLAN
 CAGE SCHEDULE
Phillips, Woodlawn, Ems ley To Meet Each
 Other Twice

Phillips, Woodlawn and Ensley will each meet the other twice during the season, while all games of the trio of city teams will be played at the Phil lips gymnasium. This was decided at meeting of Coach Homer Thomas, physical director of the city schools, and Coaches Stillwell, Hood and White, of the three local high schools, Tues day afternoon.
 Woodlawn will probably stage all her practice sessions at the Phillips court and Ensley will workout two or three times a week at the big auditorium, while of course the Crimsons will carry on their daily sessions in their own court, it was planned.
 h The dates for the games between the three teams was not definitely decided, but will be fixed at a meeting to be held by the four coaches Thursday aft ernoon at the Birmingham Athletic club.
 Play Each Twice
 The plans of the coaches call for two games between each of the teams, mak- ing each quintet play four games against the pair of opponents in the city trio. In addition, whenever one team is meet ing another of the city group, the third member of the triumvirate will battle an outside Guint. making a double-head- CT for each meeting between the teams. According to these plans, there will be six such double-headers to be staged by the city teams in the Phillips court during the basketball season, and it will be big event each time. Last year, when Phillips and Woodlawn met in the B. A. c. league, the local athletic club was always filled to capacity, and on each occasion large numbers were turned away because of inadequate seat ing capacity. This season, things will be different, according to the plans of the city coaches.
 Large Enough
 The Phillips auditorium will be large enough to seat the high school fans from all three city schools, and in addi- tion the prep fans from the city. 1t will certainly make a big throng of basketball fans whenever the city trio pull one of their double-headers, and along about the latter end of the sea son. when the two leading quintets meet for chief honors of the group there will be some big events in the Phillips court.
 The Woodllwn cagers have not yet started their practice sessions, due to the fact that they have been unable tC find a court upon which to work. How ever. the meeting Tuesday afternoon probably settled things for the Junior Colonels, but they will not likely gC to work u..til after the Christmas holi days, due to the short time. They vii then use the Phillips court altogether in all probability.
 EnsIey Starts Later
 Ensley will not begin cage work un til after the Christmas vacation, bu then the Jackets will start things 1T earnest. They will practice several day a week at Phillips, and the remainder of the time at their own gymnasium at Ensley, although this would be made quate in itself.
 The Phillips Crimsons are in thu midst of their basketball season, as fla as practice is concerned, having starte, the ball rolling Monday afternoon. The. will get in a good week of work befor the Christmas adjournment, Iand vii have gotten the jump on their two op ponents. Phillips seems to have the bes outlook of the trio of city schools, am Twill probably be tie team which vii have to be beaten in the race for honor between the three Quintets.