St Marys High School - Labarum Yearbook (Saginaw, MI)

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Girls' Basketball The girls being determined to share honors in Athletics with the boys decided to organize a basketball team and though new at the game they were very successful. They were without a coach until nearly the close of the season when Miss Fay Price took charge. Our prospects for a winning team next year are bright' for we will only loose two regulars, Isabel and Catherine Herzberg while Marie Naegely, Jane Stewart, Genevieve Quinn, Rosalie Schrems and Marie Slaggert of this year's team will be back. , St. Mary's-7 5-St. Joseph's St. Joseph's girls were our first opponents. In the first half they led the score but in the second half we scored two baskets and won our first game. St. Mary's-1 32-Saginaw High Our second game brought us our first and only defeat, this being at the hands of the Saginaw High Reserves. Our team was no match for them as they not only had much more experience but were also larger and we felt no shame in the defeat. ' St. Mary's-2 1-St. Joseph's We again met St. Joseph's girls but this time on their own floor. The game was fiercely fought from the start to finish and through the close guarding of both teams no field baskets were made, the game being decided through foul points. i 1 St. Mary's-8 7-Sacred Heart fMerrilU Playing in the Town Hall at Merrill, our girls defeated the girls of Sacred Heart High by the score of 8 to 7. At the end of the first half the score stood 6 to 1 in our favor, but in the second half Merrill regis- tered three baskets. St. Mary's-7 2-Birch Run The fifth game of the season was also played on a strange floor, this time at the Taymouth Town Hall. The Birch Run girls did not score a basket, their points being made on fouls. St. Mary's-4 3--St. Mary's fBay 'Cityl The Armory at Bay City was the scene of our next game this time with St. Mary's girls. Through the close guarding of both sides the score was only 4 to 3. St. Mary's-17 4-St. Mary's fBay Citypl The last game of the season was played on our own floor with St. Mary's CBay Cityj, as our opponents. Our forwards scored regularly while our guards covered the visitors throughout the game.

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