STATE. POSITION. WILLIAMSPORT Y. M. C. A.
Foltz forward Jackson.
Dunn, Capt forward (Levy) Van Housen.
Yecklev (Mcllveen) center Smith.
Kilmer guard ICnauss.
Heaton guard Speaker.
Goals from field—Foltz, 4; Mcllveen, 4; Dunn, 3; Kilmer, 3;
Yeckley, Smith, 2; Jackson, 4; Van Housen. Goals from fouls—
Dunn, 3 ; Jackson, 2. Referee—Flollinger.
On Wednesday, March 16th, State lost the last game of the
basket ball season to Wilkes-Barre on our own floor. The armory
was crowded, and very good encouragement was giVen our team,
but they could not move with their quick and heavy opponents.
Time after time the Wilkes-Barre men seemed to stand and watch
our team play a pretty passing game, but when State attempted
to shoot the ball rarely reached the basket. On the other hand
Wilkes-Barre s passing was generally clean and quick, and sup
plemented by a goal. The final score was 20-10. The line-up:
SIATE - POSITION. WILKES-BARRE.
Dunn (Capt.) forward Taggart.
Foltz (Mcllveen) forward G. Keller.
d{le y R. Keller (Capt.).
llmer S uar d Haas.
He * to ” 1 guard ' Austin.
Goals from field—G. Keller, 5; Taggart, 2; R. Keller, Haas,
Austin, Yeckley, Kilmer, Heaton. Goals from fouls—Dunn, 4.
Referee—Hollinger.
Sophomores, 30 —Freshmen, 9.
The Sophs overwhelmed the Freshmen in basket ball on Mon
ay, March 14th. At first the Freshmen took the lead in scoring.
The Sophomores were surprised to find such resistance to their
The Free Lance.
State, 10 —Wilkes-Barre, 20.