CC.'’E#,.36, : C0#"F",15#: # th
in the first Inter-Company g ame of .he season, the
hoopers from "F,: went d:wn in defeet before the onsieugh^ r Any e
Eagles from «E*# The tune of the sai z*iui«o was w6 to ISa 3ut x. o
basketeers from fought,and forgat nrrd, especially in e
half,when they got in eone pretty p* s-v:orl:,but only to b' *»pc *'< *
good distance flora the goals by the Co# warriorj* ^ P * *
ed a pretty game through out, while *?• ^uldn* o ^eem .0 j03^;
The stare of the coi.ljet were Maxwell.Andy,hi d Mat* -ews,
tow '*£",and Rogers and powers for "3". Max was able to get m it from
any angle,while Andy was, as usual, a whole team in himself, ihe de e;
eive wc-k of Matthews shone brightly and effectually checked the F
Company »rores# Rogers was the shining light for "FM,while Powers,
guard, &: nc a profitable evehing in blocking the rhots E J
forwards, Ambrose, of ”FM,played an aggressive garae,^ hie eye roi
the basket was off# _ ... _. _
Capt#Edward& referred the match#and game apler.oia aa ^3
f act ion# It was a pretty well Covered foul that got away from is >ag-e
eye,and consequently the game was one of the cleanest ever plays m
Haines# The score in detail; . *
Co«“E». (36) Cc^ClaJLiSl.
0#
8
1
3
1
■ft
13
ill Pts
0
0
10
0
-ft
10
Maxwell,If# •••♦ Hoffman,rg#
Clarke,rf» • ••«• Powers,lg*
Andy,c* •♦•••% Wiard, c*
Bruhn,rg# «#•«•• Ambrose,If#
Matthews,lg# •#« Rogers,rf»
jr •
I’
1
1
1
1
*5
Xi
c
0
0
2
3
5
HAINES,34; Co.wEn,lCj
Haines is happy. At last,after two years of trying,
it has beaten an '*EW Company team* l^rue enough,they did it well, to a
tune of 34 to 10, but, as Andy say8-,rWhat* s one feame in a season!11 Haines
put a fine outfit on the floor, showed a commendable passing game,*
shot well for the baskets,and in the person of Sheldon,put up a whale
of a defensive game* wE,f Co*,on the other hand,while it occasionally
showed flashes of ba 1 atball,handled passes poorly, shot worse,and let
the Haines forwards am about the floor almost at will« But all that
it will take to show haines its place in the basketball sun is practice,
and when the two teams meet again, it will be a far different story, es
pecially when the game is played on a regulation size floor in the Drill |
Hall. Ihe features of the Haines-Co.’*®” match were the shooting of Wil
lard and stidhan for Hair.es, -particularly the long shots of the latter
player,and the allround defensive work of Sheldon* For ’’E^Andy was the
shining star,while Bruhn,going in in placs of Matthews in the 2d half,
livened up the game by his aggressi.*eneas,Max;usually the Old Reliable,
had a very poor night,for his basket eye was cff,way off,but Clarke
came through in good style. Tne acoro:
GU JE- P*Ce ♦ Haines^ 34) Ct/^yLOj,, G. Pts
6 2 14 Stidham,rf.Matthews, lg« 00 0
Bruhn,lg* 10 2
7 2 16 Willard,If«*««. Beitinger,rg, 0 0 0
0 2 2 Ward,c* Andy,c* 0 4 4
V 0 2 Wit»ark,lg. *•» Clarke,rf* 204
0 0, 0 Sheldon,rg# «•< Maxwell,If* 0 0 0
14 T ?4 (Ref eree-Cpl. Rogers, "F11 Co*) 3* 4 10