Passaic High School
Beats Eastman Five
P>s>-ur. X. J.. March 4.?Passaic
i High School basketecrs stepped into the 1
collegiate class this afternoon, and j
after one of the prettiest exhibitions of
basketball ever seen here defeated
Eastman College of Poughkeepsie. 62 j
to 26, before a crowd which Jammed
tho gymnasium to the roof. This made ;
26 straight for the season and the
etghty-sccond consecutive victory for '
Passaic In three years. Tho visitors
proved the fir.it half combination of the
session, holding Passaic to 21 to 16 In
| the first twenty minutes, but coach
j Blood mapped out a new style for the i
I second period and Eastman was over-I
whelmed, 41 to JO. The lineup:
Passaic. Eastman.
I Thompson Forward Simmons
I Keaalcr I'orvard Roberts
I Vonk Center Ptrker
| Itlood Guard Ifayden
I Knoth? Guard Hannah
Substitute*?pa??nlc, .fern.alow itr for K*?"
ler. Hoiman, Mamas, Hurtjptirtes, Sa-.nl,
Goldstein, whole new team; F.nstman, Kyce
for Parker. Qoodfellow for llannah. Field
goals?JermalowltS, Thompson, 8 Roberta. ; |
Vonk, 3; Kriothe, 3; Blood, 2; Simmons. 2.
N'yce. Fouls?Thomp?on, 1J out if 17, Sim '
mom, 0 out Of 14; Nyre, I out of 2 Perio'l I
?20 minutes half tlm.v Passat-. 21; l:*st I
man. 18. Referee?Harry Wallum, t'nlon ,
Hill.
Leading Sporting Events of the Week
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All week ?Sew * ork Mate amateur pocket
billiard ? hnmpionahlp tournament
Kfttlonul Ki-i rration.
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