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GARNET JUNIORS ROMP FARMVILLE CAGE TEAM
W orthington Leads Scorers and LaLance Is Defensive Star
On Friday, February 7th, ~he Virginia Episcopal School J un_10r Quintet defeated t h e Farnmlle High School Varsity 29-12 in the Barksdale Gymnasium. The out- come of the game was never in doubt
and Coach Strader used a large num- ber of his reserves. W orthington, V. E. S. forward led the attack on the basket, garnering thirteen points during the contest. Venable and Hamlet were high scorers for Farm- ville with four counters apiece. La- Lance played well for V. E. S. on the defense as did Holberton, W. Line-up and Summary.
V. E. S. Juniors
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(Continued from pap I)
in from the side. Harrie, C., then
made a beauty from the side center•
Zimmerman made a foul shot good
as the quarter closed.
To open the second quarter,
Coach Bond sent in a number of , substitutes, who held the Scarlet and White team scoreless. LaLance shot
a nice one from the center of the floor. Harris, C., then got one from
under the hoop. Bucy Harris then followed this with two more, one from below the basket and one from the ring. LaLance then put in one from about the foul line which Poe followed with one from under the net. The ball was near the V. E. S. basket in the possession of Poe as the gun sounded the half.
There was very little scoring in
G. F.G. T. Gray ..........................F 1 0-0 2
6 2~1 13 0 0-0 0 0 0-0 0
PLAYER POS.
0 0-0 0 Thomas ......................F 1 2-0 2
Faver ........................F W orthington ............F
the third
opened up by flinging a free shot
Smither, R. ................F
Stoddard ....................F
Williams ....................C 1 0-0 2
BARKSDALE GYMNARIUM IVhere F. M. S. Game Was Played
Holberton, R...............C
Holberton, W. (C) ....G 2 0-0 4 LaLance ....................G 1 2-1 3 Lee ............................G 0 0-0 0 McNulty ....................G 0 1-1 1
James ........................G 0 1-0 0 F. H. S. Varsity
28-22 in Contested Struggle
POS. G. F.O. T. Hamlet ......................F 1 4-2 4
Eleven
PLAYER
becauee of some unknown reason and lost the ball which bounced down the floor to Hobbs who grab- bed it and whipped in a beautiful snowbird. The whistle blew just as the ball left his hands, and the score,
entered school. His passing is great,
Moose ................ F . Warner ..............F. Fornihalt, H .......C.
0 0-0 0 1 2-1 3 0 1-0 0 0 0-0 0
0 0-0 0 1 2-2 4 0 1-0 0
1 0-0 2
then made a foul shot good. Wil- son failed to make a foul shot. Campbal also missed a similar shot. LaLance made one from in front of the basket as the quarter closed.
The regulars went back in at the opening of the final period. Zim- merman made a technical foul good.
Poe then shot one from under the basket. Maybank got one from the
strongest quints in the state. It will V. E. S.-30, E. H. S.-29. be remembered that the Fork Union
Line-up summary: V. E. S.
team of last year was one of the few
teams that came within ten points of beating the strong V. E. S. aggre- gation when the Red and Blue
Referee : Strader (Hampden- Sydney).
PLAYER POS. G. F.O. T.
Harris, C.....................F 5 4-0 10
Hobbs ..........................F 7 2-1 15 trailed in the dust in Barksdale Gym Harris, W.....................F 1 2-1 3 before the Red team's attack, 45-35.
last year's quint, and Bill Hobbs, who saved the day at E. H. S. by tossing in the winning basket in the last three seconds of play when
Episcopal High went down before
the Garnet and White 30-29. At hoop to end the half.
cente1· Charlie Poe, a new boy, has Stump made a double-decker from shown himself superior to all can-. the side. He followed this with two didates for this post. He is a steady from under the basket. Poe got a player and can always be counted two-pointer and Haas made one out on for his share in the scoring col- of two tries. Stump made a foul umn. His height enables him to get to close the quarter.
the tip off. a great ~any times and Hobbs made a shot good from h1s defenstve work IS commendable. under the basket. Booth sank a For an airtight defense, the Bishop pretty shot from the middle of the pentagon is without an equal. floor. Harris made a foul and
With Maybank at running guard, Hobbs followed suit. Harris, W., a .veteran of three years, and C~p- got a free throw and the gun sound-
Poe ............................C 1 0-0 2 The Cadets have the same team this
Maybank ....................G. 0 0-0 0 year and though they don't boast a
(Continued from page 3) Harris, C., got one from under the
Luck (C) ..................G 0 0-0 0 Totals ····-·---········-·····- 14 8-2 30
perfect won and lost sheet they have a crew of basket ringers that would be worthy opponents for any team. The only games in our possession are two which the Military School
FOOTBALL SCHEDULE 1930
Sept. 26-Charlottesville H i g h School, Johnson Field.
W ith Counters
LUCK IS STAR
Close Guarding On Part of Both Teams Is Feature of
Game
In one of the most exciting con- tests of the year V. E. S. defeated the Fishburne Military School quin- tet 28-22 on the floor of the Barks- dale Gymnasium. The game was ex- tremely rough, fouls being called at frequent intervals.
0 0 0 1
BISHOP QUINT
DEFF:ATS E. H. S.
(Continued from page 3)
After eeveral minutes of play
Hancock whipped in a snowbird
from under the basket and a little
later Cleveland made a foul shot
~ood. With Episcopal High lead-
mg by three counters, Hobbs came
into action with a long shot from the
center of the floor. It was good.
The battle waged in a hot and both-
ered fashion without a scare until,
with twenty seconds to play Harris
dribbling down the floor, stumbled a team that Woodberry will have to one in from under the basket and
Solomon ......................F GreJr .......................... F
W arner
Massey
Noll ............................G 0 Baldin ........................G 1
0-0 0 0-0 0 0-0 0 4-1 3 0-0 0 1-1 3 0-0 0
Harris, C., made Faltz failed to make a foul as the game ended with the
......................C ...................... C
Academy, Blackstone. Oct. 11- Woodberry Forest
PLAY:eR
Harris, C. ........F. Hobbs ................F.
5 2-1 11
2 4-1 5
1 0-0 4
2 0-0 4
2 2-1 5
two in a row.
score 33-9 in favor of V. E. S.
0
Venable ......................G 1 2-2 4
Academy, Lexington.
H u r t
.......................... G
Oct. 4
Blackstone M i l i tary
POS. G. F.G. TOT.
Oct.
Oct.
Nov.
18-
25-R and o Lp h- Macon
Line-up and summary: V. E. S.
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Danville
stitute, Lynchburg
School, Johnson Field. Shenandoah V alley
........F.
Academy, Johnson Field.
POS. G. Harris, C...........F. 4
Stadium. 8-Episcopa l High
F. M. S.
Turner ..............G. 0 0-0 0 Totals
Nov.
Nov. 15- Lynchburg High
Charlie Harris and Cranwell were high scorers of the game with eleven counters each. Captain Luck as usual played the best defensive game
POS. G. F.G. TOT.
(Continued from page 3) play mighty hard to beat.
McDaniels then made a foul shot good and Harris, C., did likewise to put V. E. S. ahead. Cranwell put
POS. G. F.G. TOT. 1 1-0 2
F. U. M. A. In Line
On the 19th the team will journey
to Fork Union 'to engage one of the
Campbal ............G.
Totals ............ 3 7-3 9
ended.
Dickey started the second quarter
by dribbling under the basket and s~nking a two-pointer. Cranwell made two fouls good. Poe put in a
long shot from the middle of the ftoor. Harris, C., then made a dou- ble-decker to end the half with the score 17-15 in favor of the Bishops.
Cranwell made a fou1to begin the third quarter. Harris, C., made a snowbird. Beaton then made one from the middle of the court to end a quarter of little scoring.
The fourth quarter opened with both teams determined and the struggle proved most interesting. Buck Harris started it off by sling-
ing in a beauty with a shot over his head after he had gone past the bas- ket. LaLance made a foul shot and Dickey threw one in from the side.
Totals ........................ 14 2-1 29 eers on our floor. beneath the basket and Maybank put (
At the forwards Coach Bond has
Charlie Harris, running guard on LYNCHBURG HIGR GADJS
E. H. S.
POS. G. F.G. T. boys have lost but we know that
PLAYER
Nalle ..........................F 0 0-0 0 they have won :five games. The Cleveland ..................F 2 1-0 4 Randolph-Macon Academy beat them
Macdonald ................F 1 1-1 3 in a close and exciting affair. The Williams ....................F 0 0-0 0 University of Richmond Freshmen
llancock (C.)............C 2 0-0 4 checked the Fork Union last half Morgan ......................C 3 0-0 6 rally long enough to beat the Orich ..........................G 1 0-0 2 prepsters by 46-32.
Moorman ....................G 2 0-0 4
Train ........................G 0 0-0 0 Hooff ..........................G 3 0-0 6
A. M. A. Here
Military In-
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School, Alexandria. School, Stadium.
Wilson, C...........C. 0 1-0 0 Maybank ............G. 1 0-0 2
Nov. 22-St. Christopher's School, Richmond.
on the floor. His guarding and pass- ing couldn't be beat. Charlie Poe showed good form at center.
Beaton ................G.
Dickey ..............G. 3 0-0 6
Harris Leads Scorers For V. E. S.
in one from under the hoop as the gun sounded the end of the game.
Line-up and summary: V. E. S.
The game opened when Hobbs put OPPOSING GARNETMEN one in from the middle of the floor.
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WOODBERRY NEXT TEAM
'fotals ............ 9 Referee : Apperson.
7-4 22
On February 22nd we meet the
Augusta Military Academy basket- Harris, C., made two straight from
tam Luck, the_ greatest standmg
guard Ill the history of the school
to keep down the attack on the bas- ket what team wouldn't win ?
ed the game with the V. E. S. team
trying vainly to win the game by
shooting at the basket from all angles.
.
Harris, W .
Poe ....................C. Maybank ............G. LaLance ............G. Luck (C.) ........G.
Totals
PLAYER
Garner (C.) ......F. 0 0-0 0 Cranwell ............F. 4 3-3 11 McDaniels ........C.
GARNET GARNERINGS (Continued from page 3)
McDaniels followed this with one
from a like position. Cranwell then his shooting accurate, especially Fornihalt, W.......C. made two in quick succession from when making the shot from a dis- Straub ................G. about the foul line. Hobbs got one tance. Other good reserves are Gray Zim'man (C.) ....G.
from the fre ethrow line. Poe threw and Lee at guards and Worthington one in from under the net, and Har- at forward.
ris, C., followed this with a like The first team has certainly
shot. Maybank then made a foul proved its mettle by the brilliant and shot a :field goal as the quarter trail of victories it has put behind it.
0 4-1 1
0 0-0 0 PLAYER
J!',G. TOT,
0-0 8 0-0 4 1-1 5 0-0 6 1-0 8
13 12.4 28
Hobbs
1 4-1 3 1 0-0 2
Gray ..................G. 0 Luck (C.) ........G. 0
0-0 0 0-0 0
Zimmerman through the hoop. Bucy Harris
side of the circle.
................F . 2 W . ........F. 2 LaLance ............F. 3 Poe ....................C. 4
Harris,
PLAYER
Faltz ..................F.
quarter.
16 3-1 Lexington
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DECISION OVER GARNET BY LONE POINT, 20-19