Montevallo High School - Montala Yearbook (Montevallo, AL)

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HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL—Girls’ Team Center eerie oem Elizabeth Ward Forward. .....:3....5..s1segeaye Lutes see: Forward: Subs.24. 50.00 Mabel Cahoon Center, R Soe eee Melba Griffin Cuardeeene oe eee a Se Center’ Sub. oso es Mary Watson Guard. 5. oo eee Annie Hayes Borward)acceu 2 eee Mahel McElroy Guard. Snpis sss eee ee Joyce Jackson 1922-23 GAMES IN OV 516) cca one eee Rlontevallommn cs cee IZ Blocton: S.atccn eee eee 8 Dec, 40. ee EET re rc Blocton: a 12 Montevallo 2.32 6 Jan: 22.5 envaunee eee Montevalic) ae. 36 Columbiatieen eee 12 Feb. 3) 405 eee Montevallo) 22-222 20 Selma. ...2:tc ee eee 19 Feb. 6: acicaseeeea are Montevallomameaeeeea:. 58 Columbiana: 23 2 March Sricgecteeerea: eee Helin cus eaten 23 Montevallo” Gea eee 9 Total score acs. cae Monte vallo. .225-.-. 141 Opponents) ..-35 eee 77 Boys’ Team Mr. Appleton, Coach. Cetitere2209e. nee Charles Mahaffey Guard... c...2s eee Cozelle Allen Forward? coe.ae. eee ee Clarence Lucas Guard. so... 22. eer Philip Arnold Horwards ice. eee Newbern Vanderer Girard, Subs. 5.3222 Francis Givhan 1922-23 GAMES Nov; OD ote eee eee Silurian “eee kee 40 Montevallo =. -eee eee wi Nov. 16 gets cee PIOCtOl Gee ee 20 Montevalla2 eee 18 INOV,. 3 Se eiree cienceene Silria’ + oases 16 Montevallonss. eee 14 Dec: 45. afer cane BlOCtOn 2.3 ee ee 16 MMontevallq see 15 Jan 10 ee. a aed eee Whorsby eee ea ee 11 Mientevallo sseee ee 9 Jets 1B ee ee ero Montevallo 22-32 oes: od Wilton: 2493390 eee 1 Feb: 10: 3.30) eee ee Montevallo. .2.s2a0.05: 36 Dogwood, .30.2ee eee 8 Total Scores Micntevallo 133 Opponents = eee Hz Page One Hundred and Ninety-four

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“ALL STATE GIRL’S BASKET BALL TOURNAMENT” All trains arriving in Montevallo February 21 and 22 brought girls for the first “All State Girls’ Basketball Tournament.” By noon {Thursday, Feb- ruary 22, twenty-seven (trains) had arrived and playing had begun in earnest. The games were played simultaneously on the three courts of the college campus. Mr. Britnell, assisted by the coaches of various visiting teams, ref- ereed the games. The college team acted as timekeepers and scorers. Miss Sellers from Ramer had the general supervision of the entire tournament. On Thursday and Friday mornings all preliminary games were played, deciding the championships of the districts. On Friday afternoon games were played between district champions, determining which teams should play in the semi-finals. On Saturday morning only three teams were in the contest— namely, Prattville, Atmore, and Selma. By casting lots, it was decided that Prattville and Selma should meet at 5:30, at which time Prattville met her doom. This meant that Selma and Atmore should play finals at 11:30. Both teams played good ball, but the fates decided that Selma should win the championship, thereby receiving the loving cup offered by the Birmingham News. Montevallo High School basketball team, although eliminated in her second game, won second place, having scored highest score against the Selma cham- pions. Saturday afternoon’s trains carried the visiting teams to their respective cities, each team pledging to send back their team to Montevallo for the cham- pions of 1924. Page One Hundred and Ninety-five