The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-10-09
High School Chatter
By Clara Blevins

Don't be surprised if the whole
column this week is devoted to
sports Since everybody is so inter
ested in sports $50 they tell mel I'm
going to give you little inside in
formation.
On Friday night the Hagerstown
High Football Team took the Mar
tinsburg High eleven by rs to Is
score. The entire game was played
on the offensive basis by both teams.
At the beginning of the first quart
er the Hagerstown Hubs drew al
score when Hal Buck" Early went
over for our first touchdown, and In
the second period the same Early
made a spectacular run the entire
length of the field to score again.
Later in the game Early made his
third and last touchdown to put the
Hubs ahead of their hosts. Then in
the last minutes, Jack Bowman
made a shifty run to the left side
of the field, and brought the score
to four touchdowns for the local
High.
'Brub" Myers made good one
conversion for the Hagerstown
squad and the other extra point was
made by a running play, Scoring
for Martinsburg were Boyle and
Bremen.
Both teams showed up well on the
offense, but on the defense they
seemed rather weak HagerstoWn
completed one pass myers to Hauv-
er) out of four that were tried.
The Martinsburg team failed to
make any of their eight passes click.
Martinsburg and Hagerstown are
scheduled to meet at the Municipal
Stadium here at Hagerstown for
their second game on Friday night,
October "a.
can't remember whether l told
you people or not that the football
game with Cambridge, scheduled to
be held Friday night, October II,
has been cancelled and in it's place
game will be played with the
Southern High School from Balti-
more on Saturday afternoon, Octo-
Der 10.
The Hubs will fight for another
victory tomorrow night at the Mu-
nicipal Stadium, when the Allie
ghany team will pay us a visit.
Don't let the team down, kids, and
keep up that good cheering.
BY the way table model record
player will be given away at the
half by the Boys Tri-Y Club.
The football squad luncheoned at
Hotel Alexander with the Rotary
Club last Wednesday afternoon.
To arouse greater interest iii
Intramural sports, the constitution
and bylaws of the Girls Intra-
mural Association are being revised
to incorporate point system,
which is something new to HIS.
Under the point system every girl
who participates in Intramural
Sports in any way will receive some
points; winners and champions, adj
ditional points. When the girls
have accumulated a stated number
of points, they will receive school
awards.
At a meeting held the earlier
part of September, the following
officers were elected: president, Pat
Eichelberger; vice-president, Janet
Young; secretary, Mildred Morning
er.
Jack Bowman, ace half-back on
the victorious Hub team, was born
and raised in the West End of Ha-
gerstown There he attended the
Winter and Washington Street
schools, and later the Woodland
Way Junior High The fall of 1914
found Jack entering the doors of
HIS. where he began building the
reputation of the fastest little man.
on the team.
Although Jack barely reaches
5'4'', he tips the scales at $50 pounds,
and don't forget those broad should
ers, either.
Lack eninVS football and believes