Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1925-01-14
BASKETBALL.

The Ellsworth Town team won
smashing game last evening at Han
cock hall, defeating a team adver-
tised under the name of the Old
Town Independents, but the same
| team that recently reOrganized under
| the name of the "Wickers," and is
sued a defy to all semi-pro teams OF
eastern Maine. The team recently
defeated Pittsfield A. A. by one
basket, and with this as starter,
went after the State championship.
! Unfortunately for it's aspirations, In
it's second game it ran up against
Ellsworth and got the short end of
1882 score. The summary:
ELLSWORTH (46)
OLD TOWN (32)
j. Harrington, RI 10, Small
Donnell, If 10 rb, Gust l
King. C, B. Mishou 3
Austin, RIB II, Iaylof
Mahon III 2 rf, w. Perro 2
The Ellsworth Town team lost to
the Seal Harbor Convicts at Seal
Harbor last Friday evening, by the
score of 22-14. The summary:
SEAL HARBOR (22)
ELLSWORTH (14)
Bryant, If l I'd, Austln
H. Grant IF I'D, Manoh
Carter. C, Fl. Harrington l
J. Wood, RIB. If, Donnell
Trout, lb 2 IF, J. Harrington 1
H. Wood, lb
King, the Ellsworth center, was
unable to accompany the team to Seal
Harbor. A return game will be
played at Hancock hall Friday eve
ming, Jan. Is, at $50. The stage
has been cleared and there is now adj
ditional seating capacity for about
100 people.
Next Tuesday. Jan. 20. Ellis
worth fans will see the best game of
the season, when Rowland A. A.,
considered the strongest team in
the State, will meet Ellsworth Town
team at Hancock hall.
The game announced for to-mor-
row at Bluehill has been cancelled.
The girls team of Ellsworth high
school continues its winning way.
Last Thursday evening at Winter
Harbor it defeated the Winter Har-
Dor girls by the score of 26-12, and
on Saturday evening, at Ellsworth,
swamped the Southwest Harbor
girls by the score Of 44-6.
Next Friday evening the Ellsworth
girls will have the hardest game or
the season, when they will play the
Bangor high school girls at Bangor.
The boys of Ellsworth high nave
not been going as strong. At Winter
Harbor Thursday they lost by the
score of 1925, and at Ellsworth
Saturday Southwest Harbor look
their measure, 44-21.
This evening the Ellsworth scnool
team will play Northeast Harbor
high at the Ellsworth high scnool
gymnasium.
Following is summary OF the
school games of the past week!
WINTER HARBOR H. S. 900
ELLSWORTH H. S. ODD
Written, IF 2 (2) lb, Luchini 1 90
Eddv In 1D RIB, Moore 90 |
Wakefield, CO C, cronkhite 1 az
Tracev rb On If, Holmes
povd II 2 IF, Day 2
Ellsworth Ell H. S. GIRLS (2e)
WINTER HAIR. H. S. GIRLS %
Thomas IF lb, Coombs |
Garland IF lb, Morrison |
Morrison, If rD' iouns
Adams. C, Hammond |
Robinson. SC C, Bickford |
SC, Eddy |
Henry, RIB H. McGresor
Whitcomb. RIB If, Pendleton |
Milliken, lb ri, Momt'
RI, Leighton !
S. w. HARBOR H. S. (44)
ELLSWORTH H. S. CID
Gilley, IF (2) ID, Luchini
1b, Foss
wass. lb7(4) RIB, Moore (2)
RIB, Jordan
Carroll. 2(3) Cronkhite 2 % /
Squirting, 3 ~
Trundy. RIB II, Holmes 4 %
II, Partridge |
Robbins, ID RI, Day l %
Clark, lb #, Mahoney |
ELLSWORTH GIRLS (44
S. w. HARBOR GIRLS (6)
Garland, IF II CD lib, Gray |
lb, Hadlock !
Thomas, ut rb. Kittridge
Morrison. II 2
Donovan, If l
laws, Z, Cidih
Sargent, C
Adams, sc
Eaton, SC SC, Moore
Whitcomb, RIB If, Lurvey 3
Henry, RIB
Emery, lib RI, Burgess
IF, Ramsdell
State Officers.
At the joint convention of the
Maine legislature last Wednesday,
the following State officers were
elected:
Secretary of State, Frank w. Ball,
Milo.
State treasurer, William L. Bon
ney, Bowdoinham.
Attorney General, Raymond Eel
lows, Bangor.
Commissioner of agriculture,