Whether some of the member- of the Shields high school basketball ■ team feasted to mu eh on Thanksgiving day from which they had not fully recovered when the game was ! i called with the lut Washington team last evening is not known to ' ; the general public but it is generally know that they could uot play basketball. In one of the most onesided game staged on the local floor this season, the Washington boys won the game by a score of 39 to 19. Although the players were inclined to be a little rough, at the start, the calling of fouls by the referee soon held them down and the game was a very clean one. At no time during the evening did it look as if Seymour had a chance to win as the Washington aggregation kept a goodly number ahead in scores throughout the game.KielTer, center for the Washington team captured the most score'- of any individual in the game, his scores, including fouls which lie threw, numbering fifteen. Routt, of the