Hemingray basketball team defeats Gill team

GILL TEAM VICTIM

OF HEMINGRAY FIVE

Little Opposition in First Game

— Beatrice Quintet Continues ­

Winning Streak.

The Hemingray basketball team defeated the Gill Clay Pot team in an easy game played in the "Y" gym last evening, 48 to 13. In the first half the score was 23 to 10, but in the final period the claymen accounted for only one field goal and a foul marker. Ulery, playing forward for the Hemingray combination scored seven field goals. Barkman, a running mate, connected with six free tosses and four field goals.

The lineups:

                                         Hemingrays (48)                                 Gill Clay Pot (13)

Ulery...............................................................................................................................Joyner

Forward

Barkman..........................................................................................................................Boxell

Forward

Shaffer............................................................................................................................Furnish

Center

Pittenger..........................................................................................................................York

Guard

Fulton..............................................................................................................................Propst

Guard

Summary: Field goals — Ulery 7. Barkman 4. Shaffer 6, Pittenger 3, Joyner 1, Boxell 2, Furnish 1, Yorks 1. Foul goals — Barkman 6, Fulton 2, Joyner 2, Boxell 1. Substitutions — Patrick for York; Heistand for Propst; Propst for Heistand. Referees — Miller and Cunningham. Timekeeper — Dooley. Scorer — Reynolds.

Creamery Wins Again.

In a close and interesting game. the Malleable team lost to the Beatrice Cream­ery team, 26 to 20. The first half was fast and ended 12 to 11 in favor of the butter-makers. It was the basket eye of Morris, forward of the Creamery combination, that proved its biggest asset. He connected with seven field goals during the game, four of which came in the doubtful final period. Null, a team mate playing center, accounted for ten points from the field.

The lineups:

                                         Malleable (20)                                     Creamery (26)

Meikenhouse.................................................................................................................Morris

Forward

Sargent..........................................................................................................................Tackett

Forward

Potter.................................................................................................................................Null

Center

Markley......................................................................................................................Simmons

Guard

Schuck..........................................................................................................................Shroyer

Guard

Summary: Field goals — Meikenhouse 5, Potter 2, Markley 2, Morris 7, Null 5. Foul goals — Meikenhouse 1, Markley 1, Tackett 2. Referee — Morrison. Timekeeper — Dooley. Scorer — Reynolds.