The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-02-24
Duval High Corning Here
 For Clashes
Will Play Interesting Games With Phillips And
 Woodlawn

The Duval High school of Jackson vile, Fla, will come here during the present week for a game with the woodlawn and Phillips High schools. The games will be played on Friday and Saturday.
 The Duval team is coached by Marshall, who formerly coached the Bulldogs of Howard college. and before that the Randolph Macon college team at Ashland, Va. Coach Marshall has quite a reputation as basketball coach, and his work with the Duval teams has been very successful.
 The Duval team has been going strong all through the present season. and will probably give the Junior Colonels and the Crimsons of Phillips the toughest fights of the season. The local teams, fully aware of the class of the team that they are going up against, are losing no time in getting their men into the best Of shape for the coming fray.
 These games will finish the season for the local teams, So far as games with other high schools are concerned. The games in the Basketball Associa- tion league will be the only remaining games for Woodlawn and Phillips.
 Ie there are no upsets in this league, woodlawn will finish first and Phil lips second. The two teams have had a very successful season. Woodlawn has lost one game during the season, the one lost of Mignon Mills at Syla- cauga. The Mignon Mills teams has seldom been defeated on their own floor, where the Junior Colonels played them, and they have men of all ages, which 70 Joe r,f hn foh school boys.
 Two Defeats For Phillips
 The Phillips teams has lost two games to their local rivals. Woodlawn, and one to the fast Anniston High team. In the first game with Woodlawn, the Crimsons lost by a good, big score, 20 to 9; but in the game of last Wednes day night the Junior Co1one1s overcame the Crimsons by bare field goal, and some felt that with few more minutes of play the Crimsons would have won the game.
 Tho Duvsl team will meet very worthy opponents here, as the the bevy of stars that make up our local teams are about, the best group of high school basketeers that have ever worked on the B. A. c. floor.
 In Rubel Moore, Billy Bancroft and Earl Cunningham, the Junior Colonels have three of the most aggressive for wards that could be wished for, while Big Six" Burns at center has done good work in all departments of play. James Cawthorn and Allen Moore are remarkable in their ability to go up and get the ball off of the blackboard. They seldom let their opponents get pos session of the ball after a long shot. Wick English has proved to be a val uable man to the Woodiawners when either A. Moore or Cawthorn are out of the game.
 The Phillips squad has been lead by Cecil Anderson at center, the most val uable man on the team. Cy has been good at getting the tip-off, has worked the floor we'll and has been success full with his shots. Abe Jaffe at one forward has always put up a good, hard game, and has made his shots very accurately as a general thing. The other forward position has never been of time. Johnny Grill played it some, then Jim Smith took it over for a while, and in the last game Bonner played 1t.
 In this last game, Sanford, who has been the mainstay of the Crimson's de- fense, was shifted to forward to work with Bonner, and Abe Jaffe played running guard. The combination worked well. Harry Holder has put up some good games at guard. Harvey Will Hanson played a good game at back guard in the game with Woodlawn Wednesday night and will probably be at that place during the Duval game.
 These two squads of local boys will give the visitors from Florida hard games, and the Duvel boys will have something to be proud of if they even hold the local teams to close scores.