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The Freshman Win.
The local basket ball season was
brought to a close - on Friday .night
when the Freshmen five defeated
the Sophomores in the annual class
gamethe decisive score of 31-10.
The g afne was fast and full of nger
owing' to the hard playing do ne by
both sides, but no unnesceSsary
roughness was displayed by either
team.
The game started in whirlwind
fashion, arid tho several fouls were
made by both sides, no scoring was
done until Captain Vosburg caged
a clean one for the Freshmen from
the middle of the floor, Wright
adaed one more by throwing a foil
N
while Mauthe made it fi e by throw
ing one from- mid floo . Captain
Armsby then made the first point
for, the Sopis by throwing a foul.
Goals byl Posey and Wright furth
er enlarged the freshman score,
while Gotshall made two more points
for the ~ Sophinores by making a
nice field - goal. i Shots by Hartz and
'Posey followed in quick succession
and Wright made his second basket
by dropping one in from a difficult
position. - Posey ' added another
goal after dribbling, the ball down
the floor, and Hartz quickly added
another, one, making the score 19 'to
3 in favoi of the Freshmen.
Etters who was substituted for
Gage, caged a nice one from the
middle of the floor for the Sopho
mores just before the whistle blew,
making the final score for the first
half 1913-19, 1912-5.
- ' The teams appeared on the floor
for the second half much refreshed;
the Sophomores with their "never
give tip" spirit; and ,the Freshmen
1:1
with the deter ination to make the
score as large a pOssible.
Wright ope ed the scoring for
this half by making a good field
goal and two fouls, while Armsby
added one for the, Sdphomores by
throwing a foul.
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Ole visitors lone tally
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made = a great stop,
made a ; timely single
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