The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 16, 1921, Page 10

A08 Sea ALL-CITY PREP CAGERS PICKED The Stars 1921 All-City Prep Cage Fives Position tnd Team ¥ Green, Pekin F Carmody, Wdway Dougias, @ A ole, ' Franklin Panser, Q A....< Knowles, F°kitn Savage, Lincoln. .G.G, Duncan, all'rd BY LO TH. LASSEN Two Lincoln cagers, two Queen Anne hoopers and one Broadway man make up The * 1921 AlbCity team for the prep basketball season The big star of the se son was Jesse Douglas, the great center of the Queen Anne team. Douglas played a wonderful floor game, } was a great shot, and he also played & good passing game without “hog ging” the ball, He had the prettiost pivot of any player that has per formed in the local prep league for | seasons. Douglas was playing out} of position al! season when he was stationed at center, as he is a na forwari, but because of t of bie men at the hill school he | had | to play center, and did a wonderfu! | Jod of it | There was a wealth of good centers fm the league this season. Just a Shade behind Dou in allaround ability was Johnny Cole, the big cap tain of the Franklin team. Cole was @ good shot, too, and he waa the pivot of the Franklin team thruout the season. He was just a bit slower | than Douglas and had a tendency to} be clumsy times because of his big size. But all in ail, Cole played some brilliant basketball for the Quakers. Bruce Hesketh of Lincoln, and Nelson of Ballard, played good Ball, but not the caliber of the men picked. PLENTY OF GOOD FORWARDS Picking the forwards for the sea. De te a mighty hard job, because the forward men were more evenly matched than in previous seasons. Spencer Harris, the Broadway cap tain, didn’t play the same brand of basketball during the season just closed that he did last year, but thiv year he was checked harder than any other man in the league, and he was playing with an inferior team, as | Broadway had one of the weakest | teams that ever represented the Pine | st. institution. But Harris played a! fine floor game all year, and while hig shooting wasn't anything to brag about, he ranked as one of the best men in the league. Captain Bill Nollan, of the Lincoln team, would make fine running mate for Harris. He is a big fellow and made good use of his heighth He was one of the best scorers in the Prep league. and played a good floor game thruout the season. Just a shade behind the first team en were Larry Carmody, of Proad. way, and Gordon Green, of Franklin. at long shot tn the league. basket after basket from the middie of the Moor. But his floor game Wasn't quite up to the caliber net by the other two forwards. Carmody some and he Made particularly good use of his mpeed. He was one of the fastest men in the league OTHER FORWARDS Of the other forwards not picked Shew, of Ballard, with his spectacu lar long shots; Trumbull and Hasiem of Queen Anne, and Baasford of Lin- coin, played sweet basketball at times, but game in and game out they didn’t rank with the four men already picked. Bil Savage, the Lincoln guard, didn’t play in all of the games this year, and he was handicapped by Mness and injury, but when he did play his experience counted him in good stead. Savage didn't play the fame that he did a year ago, bi while he was in there he still ranked & bit better than any other guard in the league, in our opinion. Savage is strictly a standing guard, and with his experience he steadied the Lincoin team when he was in the game, and be was 4 bulwark on the defense. at running guard, would make a good feam mate for Savage. Max Pretty fast and played a good brand @f the game, considering the fact that it was his first year in interscholastic league. Tanzer played running guard thruout the year, and he scored a lot of points for the hill ‘ team on long shots. { He cage! Sava: Linco 2 3 (ste av oongy Borg t 4 gee | Almost impossible tack tonight when! night, Nene of the players were ep Franklin $ 4 400 | they play the B. C. team in the sec-| fe semtch, It certainly was @ bam Hroaaway . s@/ond game of the playoff for the| “St t Load Bailard : ; ; : Coast hockey title at the al Went Seattio - « | Arena. Total goals for the two games The men pictured above, Star's All-City prep basketball five, follow: Harris, Broadway forward. Green was without a doubt the beat| ward, (2)—Jesse Douglas, Queen Anne center. tee Lincoin guard. (5)—Mazx Tanzer, Queen Annes LINCOLN WINS PREP CAGE HONORS FINAL TEAM STANDINGS Won. Lost. Pet Defeating Queen Anne 24 to 17 In the final game of the prep basket-| |ball season, the Lincoln five copped the honors for the season. stle tonight, and ey do the iiss ek ie ie cine atm the Semk whi tonight, and if they do the half that the champions forged|™et forwarda have their work cu oft t be opi > Jout for them, as scoring seven goals nead. goals from the field Max Tanzer, of Queen Anne, placed | the center, pia the|three fiela goals Baw The battle was hard-fought thro Bill NoMan, at forward, and four foul line. Bruce Hesketh, Jerse Douglas was the whole Monday's game This means t | works for the Quays again, scoring | He losely checked by Hesketh SECOND TEAM Hewker GUARDS Anderson Of the other guards, Knowles of O07 iicione Franklin, and Gedeon Duncan, the| Anderson. Queen Anne—s big Indian of the Ballard team, are|Taur) Tanser for MoCarthy; MoCar placed on the second team. Both |“ te aa backed experience, but they played Tel wecnonen severities | p00, WORK BARD can showed a great deal of promise. as he took to the game quickly and) made his weight count, He is quick as a cat in pouncing upon the bal He should make a piayer with another rs expe Kunz of Lincoln, and Jones of Franklin, piayed good ball thruout the year, and it’s just a matter of opinion as to placing the second team men. joth Kunz and Jones would fit in well on the second squad Jones played his first game of bax ketball this year, and before the season was over he was playing one of the hardest-checking games of any guard in the league. Anderson of Lincoln, Lowry of Ballard and McCarthy of Quren ‘Anne, showed flashes of good form, but they didn’t rank with the first and second team men on the play. TEAMS WERF EVENLY MATCHED The teams were matehed this year than they h been in with even West Seat tie playing some tight basketball times in spite of the fact that they didn't win a game. 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Leonard had made the . = o 194 | CANADIAN t that even if Ritchie won ase 038 th—~se08] * 1 not claim the ttle because 1 TORONTO.~The Canadian open! weighed In at ringside ‘It was an re golf championship will be held over | ji, Hy eg eccren ai Poon - nee the course of the Toronto Golf ctub|inan fitchie. The Jewish Navy had June 23 and 4 129-pound dinPlacerent and the Ths 013 1s—~289 Navy had 137 pounds Ww) hen they got down to the bottom of the old nea bag the Jewish Navy | won, but not until Ritchie had given | him the fight of his life Leonard's starboard gan was hit. | he target without a mias. He hen the exchamp submerged a couple of times and on two or three | occasions it looked like Ritchie bh a} | WHO WILL «rhe Greatest Fight] t I Ever Saw” BABE RUTH Gob names Leonard-Ritchie bout. » * wurface again, but he wap came up f 3 Pri In the last 10 secon of the Per eighth round, Leonard fired wach @ broadside at Mitchie that the refete 7 Lzonard, altho Mitchie was not em i am not ‘ mld evented him from mtu It didn’t neem f rt the Kew Yorker win the mone t had beet placed for Leonard to It was men stopped, and best mitts next 40 5 made a bet with me would win by a K. O. t either until after It of course, me. A real Irish dance right from et ihe old nod will be cleverly demonstrated. » by aK the end of that roy near I thought the be tn't of the howling mot ard didn’t know tt to dincredit Leonant but not by « meal O. 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