The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-02-16
SEMI FINALS OF CAGE : MEET SATURDAY AT PPM.
Simpson And Talladega County High And Leeds Anc Alliance High Will Meet In Next to Last Round
 Of Play At Central Y M. C. A.

Al the result of play Friday morning, afternoon and night in the district tour nsn',, ns%snt ,t a,tr the Csntrsi ls M z; A; gym County High and Lesd1 and Alliance will meet Saturday afternoon starting at o'clock In the semi-finals of elini- nation play. The winner of fSthese two games will play Saturday night starting at o'clock for first and second place ing for third and fourth place. The two winners win represent the North Central district Of the Alabama High School .Athletic association in Alabama high X echoof tcurnament at Montgomery early s Etiday's play was marked by the ,un- stournAfnent and at the end of the play < Frtday night the Purple Tofnado had :. .passed aAtotal of 175 points to their op- X sponents 29. Twenty-one of these points < were counted by the strong Lineville team which Simpson defeated Il to 21. s.sss Sensational Gams The most sensationals game of the F second and third round of play was the Oak Grove Warrior game as was pre- ss dicted. Oak Grove won 16 to IF in the last minutes of play when Captain Shy { der finally broke the jinx that hung 2 scouple pretty baskets. Warrior led all sSthe way until the last. Alliance displayed a staunch attack ssinN disposing Of the Oak Grove team later but ih meeting Leeds Saturday Afternoon the Vines combination will s have . tough team. Leeds,ha constel- lntion, of shooting stars and Aders is one of the most brilliant of the game, The score should be close in this contest
 Ingram, of Lineville. at present holds : the high score honors with 30 points. The Lineville forward went wild in the game with Parrish and shot them from all angles. Aders, of Leeds. is close second with 26.
 Morning Games ssi
 George Reynolds, University High < five trounced Eldridge. g to 19. 0rabin for University and Blanton for Eldridge starred.
 Liueup: fsS
 University High (2s)-Mccoy (s) and Grabin CiOS. forwards; Wood (l), cen ter; Trippi CD and Streit guards.
 Substituttons: Burt for -Grabin, Ora bin for Burt, Burt for Wood, Roll for 6treit.
 Eldridge C1s)-Blanton t1D and Ma nasco e.. forwards Harbin l0, cen
 Substitutions: Cunningham for Blan- ton, Blanton for Manasco, Simms for Campbell.
 Referee. Smith: umpire. Ifitchell.sS Lincoln Downs Goodwater x
 The Talladega High five won over for Lincoln, while H. Robins was high scorer for Goodwater. .s
 Lineup:
 Taiiadega County (s0--watson (1D and Sullivan (12). forwards; Moore tO, center; Kirksey CD and Bramiett @. guards.
 substitutions: Parker for Watson, Mrfy,sIlnxfcH Foy Nnnra Ire rak1sv. Frgs
 Goodwater do)-wilson and D. Rob- fns (2), forwards; Saxon @, center; H. Robins (6) and Harlxum, guards. <
 Substitutions: Corley for Wilson, Rogers for Harkum.
 Referee, Abell; umpire. Mitchell. - Simpson swemps Jefferson sweep through. the tournament, beating : Jesfersone County High, s3 to 6. Curdy Byrd for simpson and Taylor for Jef- ferson were the stars.sS <
 simpson tss)--A. Vincent t12, and z. Vincent t1D and wiiking 0,
 substitutions: wright for A. Vincent, A. Vincent for Wright, Wright for El- lis, Harris (10) for Byrd, Byrd for Har- ris. Harris for c. vincent.
 JeIleIbon CouuLy Nu1-~SoEf0t S1t ana lcenter;. Weed @ and Robsrtson, guards.
 substitutions: Wade for sorrei, Ir. win for Dismulxes. Pattiilo for Weed, ! Dismulkes for Robertson.
 , Referee, Mitchell; umpire, Smith.
 Lineville Defeats Parrish
 Lineville Aggies continued superior play and trounced Parrish, 5s to 10. Ingram of Linevflle became high scorer of the tourney by shooting 30 points. Jones starred for Parrish.
 Linsvlli. sR Bs -Dennasn t11,. and 1n- gram (e0) forwards: Ray Q7>, center; Payne and Hendon, guafas.
 Parrish Q0)-Jones tD and Bolton ql, forwards; Barton (8), center; Rose @Ql and Douglas, guards.
 @ substitutions: Olive for Bolton, Kirk. wood for Douglas, c. Barton for Kirk wood.
 x Referee, Smith; umpire, Abell.
 Afternoon Games
 ALLIANCE WINS FROM PEEL CITY s2s The Alliance team met . stiffer op- ponent in the second round of play In the Pell City five, but won, 30 to- 16. Melvin Vines for Alliance and Gray for Pell City starred.
 Alliance (so)-Roberts (s) and c. Vines, forwards; M. Vines (21), center; Alexander (D and J. Vines C), guards.
 Substitutions: Shipp; for Roberts, Smith for M. Vines. Wallace for J. Vines.
 Peil City Gs)-Gray (e) and Mays . (D. forwards; E. Love (3), center; Tucker (O and Desson (1). guards.
 Substitutions: V. Love for Mays, Lewis for E. Love.
 Referee. Smith: umpire, Mitchell.
 Oak Grove, Noses Out Warrior
 In the most sensational game of the day Oak Grove emerged in the last min ute winner over Warrior, IS to 12. War rior had kept the lead during the ma 3ority of the game. Snyder for Oak Grove and Kaley for Warrior starred.
 Lineup:
 sQak Grove u5)-Patton @ and Gwin