The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-03-09

sensational one. Just ag the9swhfstle blew to end the strngslt a Mineral throw at the ,baslket after the close of the regular playing time. If the free throw had been true thesso would have been tied and Mineral Springs forced to go intS extra periods In It's attempt to win. Ths bali sailed ian- guidly from the throwcr,e hand, look ed good. fingered on tho ring. then Tn the early girls. games. rrussvills defaulted to Mineral Springs. Republic eliminated Trafford, 10 to 5. Graves vile defeated Majestic High, but the Majestic officials protested . player of the Gravesvilie team and the proteat was upheld by officials on the grounds. and the game was thrown out. Majestic came back in the return game and de- feated Gravesviile. Mount Olive beat Mineral Springs, 2s to l. New Castle fell before Mount Olive, 30 to 5. Ma jestic defeated Republic IS to o. ks4sxs1 Nesron Stars t.s Sensational shooting of Negron rave Brookside victory over RSpAblic in the first of the seini-finals Ga{nts for boys. This forward looped IS points, c. Ul- lery was the stellar offe1siye man for Republic. Lynch played la good game at guard for the losers. Edteria wasS an sas RopsDiis aslias pisys s 1sT ns0os on even terms unttl HeIs up, into the final quarter, when tue HrdoikAide team went on shootine sprep.
 sBrooksids cso--siotskS 8s, and Ne gron uD,. forwards; Norman (e3. cen- Republic tis)--Basss 60 and C. sIJi- lery 60, forwards: &, UlisryA (6l. cen ter; Goolsby (1) and Lynch, Euards, E Mineral SpriugHs EaII63 3l ; !. 4 !
 The champions had iem trouble with Mineral Springs, downin6 thtm7 al to s7. The Brookside team sp& away to an carly lead and was never headsd. Ncr- winners in the game.N aEcKinney was the big star for Mineral Springg. Po- terta again starred for BrookStde af guard, while Kitchens played d good game at center for Mindrsi Springs.
 SroesSsid. SsSi csD--sle..,y "a, and Ne ter: Tombrello and P6tafi& (D !, guards. Mineral Springs l7l-Esfiy and Ab- ney (2l, forwards; KikchA4e (2)s center: Moore and Mckinney fSy Kuards. Hargis substituted forf Moore. ( Republic Wins
 Republic outclassed Mineral Springs to IS. However, at Eiiaass. Mineral Springs would lstiffen sand hold the Re public five close. s!a c. pilefy swas. ths bis star for Republic, white Abney and Mckinney 4sasa.. atafFed tor Mineral spFinss.
 Republic SlsS ssss a, ana (. Iyl- x ter; Gooisby and Eynck kuards.
 Mineral Springs iis5 tkbnsy (< and Early, forwards; Kftchens (6y. center. :. Mcktnney (3) and Moore, guards. |. z
 Matcstie Girls victorious Ss. E
 Tn the semi-final girls game Satur- day morning between Majestic and Gravesviile, Irene Moore was the big star of the contest. She looped 10 points. Hall was the offensive of the Gravesyille six, shooting two fouls, the sum total scoring for the team. The three Moores, Irene and Audrey, sis- ters, and Bessie, q cousin, were all out standing performers for Majestic.
 Majestic t1ol-I. Moore uo) and Els ter, forwards; B. Moore and Anderson. centers;. A. Moore and Lynn, guards.
 Gravesville (2-Hau (2) and Hud- dleston, forwards; Moore and Plyier, centers; Garter and Busby, guards.
 Carver Substituted for Rlyler.
 Mount Olive Wins
 Tn the final contest Mount Olive guards srncthered Majestic forwards and Mount Olive forwards ,looped pref- " field goals lover Majestic guards. Mount Olive won, g to g., The, game, however. was close contest through. out. Mildred Self starred for the win ners. while both Goings and GilIey starred at guards. B. Moore and i. Moore starred for Majestic.
 Lineup:
 Mount Olive As)--L. PannelI> (s) and Self (6). forwards; Smith and Hodge. centersS Goinss and Giiley, guards.
 v. Pannell substituted for Geings.
 
 forwards; B. Moore and Anderson. cen. ters; A. Moore and Lynn. guards.