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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1925
Page
8
The Record reports St. Joseph dominated Lancaster in a decisive basketball outing as Legion teams clinched the championship and outpaced their opponents in a high scoring showcase.
In a 44-28 victory Lititz High School sealed a strong season finale against Manor High, with Jim Mummert returning for his final S. H. S. game. Reist Stauffer Longenecker and Bob Longenecker starred on defense as Lititz claimed the county championship from St. Joe.
Garvey suffered a deep cut and spurted blood as Spenny battled through a dazed spell after a rough late sequence. Weiss took a hard push into a wall while spectators debated the line between rough and dirty play. Lititz Hi coach Swanger praised his young unit as Mummert Reist and Stauffer led the scoring in a 44 to 28 win over Manor. Don Mylin elected Lancaster County League president as Mountville and other towns sign on.
The New York Nationals return to town with the same lineup as earlier in the season. Admission is sixty cents, and spectators are urged to mark the benevolence side of their ledger to secure a seat.
Downingtown champions of a neighboring county host Lititz in a three game series this Friday evening. Referee Maddock calls it a grand battle with evenly matched teams and Lititz holding the edge in passing.
A collage of brief items reflects seasonal cues and daily life in Lititz and beyond. Easter nears, lawns green, garden tools rise for spring, and sports chatter shifts toward baseball as readers ponder prices, regulations, and local routines.
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