, 1925-01-29
RAWLINS h. s.
BOYS WON--GIRIS
LOST B. B. GAME

In the basketball games played in
the High School gymnasium on Fri
day night, Rawlins High School boys
defeated Hanna High by a 20 to IL
and the Rawlins High School
girls team lost their game to the
Hanna girls, 8 to 25. Both games
were very interesting from the spec
tators viewpoint. After the games
q dance given for the students and
faculty OF both high schools was we'll
attended and enjoyed.
The girls game started about 7:45.
Shortly after the start OF the game
the Hanna girls took the lead and
from then on until the end of their
game they held that lead although
at several times, during the first half
Rawlins High was only a few points
behind their opponents. The score
at the end Of the first half being
Hanna IL, Rawlins 8. Rawlins fail
ed to score in the second half, the
final score, Hanna 25, Rawlins g..
All during the game the Hanna girls
team showed up especially strong on
the defense and the Misses Mabel and
Beth Wright, Hanna's forwards, were
accurate on their goal shots. These
two girls made all the points for
their side. The girls of both teams
played a hard and fast game, the
difference in the score not being
great enough that interest or enthus-
iasm Jagged. Hanna has a good girls
team and won their game by clean,
hard playing.
The reports on the Hanna boys
team that had reached this city, of
1t being one Of the best teams that
high school has ever had, was sub
stantiated in every way in Friday
nights game. Although Rawlins was
in the lead from the very first few
minutes of play, both teams fought
every minute Of the time.
John Engstrom, Rawlins' right
forward, started the old scoring ma
chine early in the play and out of
the 23 points made by his team, he
made IA of the points. The first
quarter ended Rawlins 6, Hanna 0,
however, nc goals by Hanna did not
mean that hat team was slow. OF
the two teams Hanna did the best
passing but was short on hitting the
basket. Rawlins had the ball the
greater part of the time and covered
the floor in nice style but the pass
es were not as accurate as they
should have been.
The second quarter ended Raw
Inns 16, Hanna O.. Rawlins did bet
ter in this quarter. Hanna came
back stronger in the third quarter,
score Rawlins IS, Hanna 4. Three
substitutes were run in for Rawlins,
d. Winston took left guard, Trujillo
right guard, John Engstrom center,
Bill Engstrom right forward and
Pappas left forward. With about
three minutes left to play the old
lineup again took the floor.
Rawlins this season has also one
of the best teams the high school has
had in several ears. The combina-
ton of EngstrOm and Walt Olson as
forwards, Monahan as center and
Pappas and Bates as guards gives the
team a wonderful balance. At the
present time several plays are being
perfected and a few rough edges are
being taken off. but in a couple of
weeks Rawlins can look forward to
having a great scoring machine and
one that will make the rest OF the
teams In the state sit up and take
notice.
A great deal of credit must also
be given the Hanna team. That
quintet. as did Rawlins. played alb
solutely clean and hard and made
a good showing in Friday nights
game. Hanna can feel proud Of the
team that high school has this year.
The line up OF the our teams IA
as follows:
Hanna Girls Team (25)
Goals Fouls
Mabel Wright. If q q