S.X. Club: S.X. Basketball Team & Millburn Girls, c. 1914-16

Game was played by "girls" rules.: Image ID #14
Game was played by "girls" rules.

Image ID #14

Name/Title

S.X. Club: S.X. Basketball Team & Millburn Girls, c. 1914-16

Entry/Object ID

1976.002.014

Description

First row: Irene Rimback, "Nutch Hayes," "Billie" Knowler; Second row: Clara Pflegger, Marion Marshall, Adelaide Clark, Edith Brewster, Margaret A. Marshall, Stewart Fleming; Third Row: Cedric Alley, Robert Bunnell, Stephen Ford, and Raymond Williams. Photo by Edwin D. Pannell. Game was played by "girls" rules. The S.X. club had a girls team, which was competitive with other girls basketball teams of the area. The first such match between the girls and boys teams occurred in 1911, when the S.X. Club played against the girls team of the short Hills High School in the Parish House. The S.X. team members were required to have ankle-length black hobble skirts made for the match. The girls wore their regular basketball costumes with consisted of bloomers and a sailor blouse. Among the players in the 1911 match, who were still playing at the time this photo was taken were: Marion Marshall, Margaret Marshall, and Stewart Fleming.

Collection

Centennial Collection

Acquisition

Accession

1976.002

Source or Donor

Township of Millburn

Acquisition Method

Gift

Dimensions

Dimension Description

4 1/2 x 5 3/8" print; 4 1/2 x 6" negative