The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-02-15
THE COLLEGE WINS OUT
THE L. D. S. GELS DEFEAT THE
oQUIRRH TEAM.
Girls League Standing of Teams.
Mems League Standing of Teams.

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! A fast and furious contest, at times the
! play becoming brilliant. remarl1ab bic exhi-
: DlllOIlS OF team work. and strong deter
/ minauon to do or die On the part of ten
sturdy athletes were the features of Issf
/ night s basket bali game between the Y.
/ NJ G A and /. d. ). At no point of the
times the Christians led for a few brief
/ moments, when a goal from the field
pIdci1g the colieglans point to the good
Wculu De IollQWed by = deafening cheer
from the i. D. 5. Tooters, and ere the
/ echo ded away a sudden Outburst from
! the crowd of blue and white sympathizers
ANNOUNCED that their team was again in
/ To pick out individual stars would be
[ an lmpOssibllity, as every man on the
noor played a star game, and it was only
/ by extraordinary EFFORTS that a goal was
scored
Two goals were Questionable, and after
the call of final time the referees decision
/ was obtained, allowing one to each team,
which made the score stand Is to "A n
favor of the L. D. S. This team was con-
S1derably strengthened for the contest
last evening by the addition of Taylor,
Rcmney and Smith, who, it is understood,
will be fixtures in the future, and if this
be true, the next game between this team
aud the Y NJ. &. A viii be worth going
By winning last nights game the L. d.
5 put new phase on the championship
struggle, as both they and the I. M =
a. are now on an equal footing, and the
next meeting viii be doubly interesting
Tor this reason.
A summary of the game shows Tregea
of the Christians as the only guard IN
the contest against whom point was
not made, and when II is considered that
/ a player like Foster was his opponent, II
means that the former must nave done
some extraordinary work
The game between the L. D. 5. girls and
the Oquirrh girls was rather tame, as
the former has the team work too well IN
hand for their less experienced sisters
Neverth sleSS. the OQUirThS played a de-
termined contest, and put up the strong
/ est game PLAYED by them since the league
{ T1~f hon L
ed that as a basket thrOwer she mas rev
superiors among any OF the players IN the
city. and threw a total of four baskets
from foul out of a possible seventeen.
The officials were ratified once or twice
during the mems contest but TINS can De
easily overlooked, as the DrlllanI play
ing INDUCED in was enough to make one
forget MS duties on account of his inter
est in the game. The following IS the
summary of both games;
Girls League.
l. D. So Position. Oquirrh-0-
Right Forward VI
Emma motifs left Forward. aii''o III
Florence AshtOn..--.--...-R Rachel chapman
Center.
Edna "oFthen Right Back f''o1 d. 'O'
i'''''' Lett Back.
Rose Hicks. $500 ADA Mathews
sen and Saunders. Goals from field, Emma
Norris o.. Florence Ashton, Edna
Worthen; from foul, Edna Worthen ca.
Times of halves, fifteen minutes.
Mems League
L. D. SIS Position Y. NJ. c. Al.
Foster Right Forward. .....J OhnsOn
! ROmney....... Left Forward. -------- Clark
Taylor .-....--...-- Center. ......-... EtlppeJO
Smith. ......... Right Back -.-------. Smith
Bassett. ....-..-. Left Back. .---..e. .Iregea
Referee, Saunders, Umpires, SHIPPER
and Goddard Goals from field, Clark 90,
Taylor ca, ROmney o. RippetO. Goals
from foul, Taylor 90, johnson and Rip
! netO. TWenty-minute halves.