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FOUR
TUBMAN'S BASKETBALL TEAM
Won Every Gam* Played Thle Seaton
The Tubman High M< Itool ha* nn«
OUr 'if tha very few girl*' basketball
ton ms in the Month that boar* tha un
usual honor of not havlnir lout a single
game thlJ season, and not but on*
gam* In the past two year* Tubman
hatt had a varatty team only two year*
In |«mn played dorm* the pr*»*nt
season Tubman haa madr a total acore
of *l, whlla lha total acore of har op
ponent* la but 57. IMur game* were
play ad aa follow*:
A Bit of Record.
Tubman,. .. is Itu* Want,. .. *
Tubman . .. in Havannah,. ..IS
Tubman . .. 32 I>ua Waat.. .. 3
Tubman . .. 2S Converse.. .. R
Total *1 27
Ijiai year the total acora* were
Tubman. 34; opponanl*. 34 abowina
clearly how lha team haa advanced
th.a year over last Three gam***
ware played aa follow* .
Tubman . .. 14 Warranton .. 7
Tubman .. 4 Mavannah .1*
Tttbman.. .. 14 Warranton II
Total* 34 34
It I* ohaerved that thl* year Tubman
defeated the team ahe loat to laat year
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(Ma annhi, and, If figure* don't lie,
had a mm h hatter teum thl* aaaaon
than laat. when the school's team wn*
organised. Claa* ttama* were played
before hut £o Inter-school games
Hew it Wat Don*
Mlaa Maude IHlworth, eaptaln of
the team since |ta organization, atataa
that the girl* have been regular In at
tendance «t prartlre and have at all
tlmca worked hard, with nothing In
mind but to make for their achool n
winn.ng team. “It ha* bean largely on
account of their earneatnea* In the '
aport," any* Mlaa f Mlworth." that wo
evolved a team undefeated thl* aaaaon. ;
Our aurora* haa alao been due to the
ayatem of play we adopted early In the
year. While on* of our goal* a pedal -
lze» In shooting for the basket, the
other goal pla>* under the haaket and
at the earn* time In readiness to re -
valve the hall from her team mate*.
The ball, received by her moat of the
time, la pitched to her partner who I*
In the moat likely poaltlon to Hhont
for the haaket."
It la interesting to know that every
te.,rp the Tubman met thla year hail
received training under a regular phy
sical director Many of the achool*
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'had athletic equipment. The Tubman
haa no phyatcai director nor a gym
nasium
! Aided by Meters. Hunter and Balk.
The training of Tuhmau’g team w*»
I given principally under the direction
(of Mr W M Hunter, general seer*,
i tary of the Young Men a Christian A*-
aortal lon. and Mr. T Itulk, a prominent
member of the Y M. O, A. and an ex
cellent haaketliall player. The** two
gentlemen »pared many an afternoon
to ucet with the Tollman girl* on
their court In order to help them prac
tice The team wa* ronipoaed of good
material to begin with and conatant
earned practice la what made It what
tl I* thl* season.
Enthusiastic Over Gam*.
Mr T. 11. Garrett. principal, la *n
thualaatlc over the game himself and
says that In hla opinion It la one of
the moat healthful* form* of *x*r !*•
(the girl* could take It ta too a diver
| alon of mind and every girl that goes
,lnto It at Tubman goes Into It In whole
aoul fashion. Mr. Garrett states that
I girl* on the basketball team are among
lihe beat In Ihelr chut* In academic
i work lie aa well aa the girls la very
grateful to Mr Hunter and Mr. Italk
for the tin.* and attention they have
given the team thl* year
Credit to Mia* How*.
There ha* been no one person more
Interested In the welfare of Tollman's
\ar*lty learn than Mlaa Gwendolyn
Howe, the coach. Mliuj llowe la alao
a member of the fjuimy and la one
of the moat popular teachers with the
girl* It ha* been with her valuable
anHiatnnce ua well aa others that such
a splendid team wa* developed. Mia*
Howe was with the gorla In Ihelr prac
tlce* and Inler-claa* game* always,
and her Inter**! *nd devotion of time
and effort a* coach ha* been gratfulyy
received by the girl*
First Yaar Players Starring.
Another Interesting fact la that pe
culiarly enough some of the first year
girl* on the team have don* the
beat playing. The work of Mlaa Hazel
Murray at the position of goal haa
been nothing lesa than phenomenal.
Mlaa Margaret ltuaaell. especially In
the laat few games, haa exhibited
great aklll In passing, and Mian Para
Morris la another one of the good first
y ear players other first year players
are Mlsaea Mary and Juanita Kelly
and tleorglanna Evans Among the
player* of this year's team who have
had two years experience are Mis*
Katheryn Cunningham and Mlaa
].nuia* May; three year*, Ml**o* Jttlle
Bredcnberg and Eva Hnnforth; four
year*. Mle»e* Maude Idlworth. Nell
ilrlffin. Helene von Mprcrken ami L4l
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COMMITTEE NAMED
ItFI ENTERTAINMENT
0
Mr. D G. Fogarty, Chairman
of Committee, to Arrange
Bar Entertainment For For
mer President.
i i ■■ ■ «e
Mr. I). O. Fogarty, chairman, and
Messrs. Arih|l*ald Itlackshcar and
Samuel II Myers have been named a
committee of three by President Hlaek,
of the AiiKiista Bar Association, to ar
range an entertainment for former
president William Howard Taft. Mr.
Tafl arrives on April third
Mr. Taft will he consulted sfter ha
reaches here by tho members of this
committee and will tie given an en
tertainment which will suit him beat.
It \ 111 probably lake the form of a
barbecue at Curmlchac'l club.
GREAT INTEREST
IN SONG BOOKS
Readers Vieinq With Each
Other As to Choice of
Two Bindings
"M.v song book is hound In cloth.”
”1 got tho one bound In paper cov
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"Yes, but tho cloth binding will last
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That which pleaaes one tnay not salt
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all the old favorite songs ns well as
the many portraits of leading vocal ar
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The Herald Is no* surprised at the
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ite that has bee recalled to memory—
and here are all the old favorites bound
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consists of seven hooks In for In
llt there ure home songs, love songs,
' patriotic sacred and college songs, and
I also operatic and national songs
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In another column of this Issue and
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