The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-11-22

line which Dailys desire to hold, made
possible Donovan received a pass
from Daily and missed chance to
score from beneath the basket, the
ball spinning around the ring and
falling into the scrimmage beneath the
basket. After dribbling from the side
of the hall, Horan lodged Dorman and
scored from the field. Koran repeated
the performance and Millbury had a
lead of 4 to 1. Quinn missed the try
from Horne's foul. Koran scored from
the foul line when Quinn was penal
lied for holding.
Horne caught the sphere on the re-
bound and poked it into the basket.
Quinn missed tries from the foul line
on chances afforded by Horne and Ho-
ran. Horan threw on Sheehan's foul.
Score, Millbury 8, Lyceum /. The
Millbury point total was moved up a
notch when Koran scored on a free
try. Dorman missed two more easy
chances to score from the field. Kee-
gan and Daily rolled on the floor with
Paine and Horne and while tine mixup
was being untangled, Referee Reilly
called a foul on Dorman for holding
the ball too long. Koran threw. Shee-
han scored from the field on a pass
from Keegan and Quinn made a one
hand hurl the ball bounding off the
screen into the basket. The half end
ed with Millbury in the lead 10 to 5.
For a few minutes Of the second half
Lyceum played Millbury off his feet
After Koran had missed a try from
the foul line, Quinn wormed out of a
scrimmage with the ball and tossed it
into the netting Keegan bested Mill
bury man in a Juggling match for pos
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goal landed the ball in. Sheehan and
Koran missed free tries. Dorman
lodged Koran and made a pretty
throw for goal, the ball dropping into
the netting Clearly Lyceum support
ers raised din, the score being for
the second time of the game in Lyce-
ums favor, IL to 10.
Three times Dorman's shots for the
basket sent the ball against the ring
at the top Of the basket. Horan missed
tries from the foul line on fouls by
Sheehan and Dorman. Koran scored
from the field and Millbury went into
the lead by one point.
Referee Reilly couldn't keep tabs on
the ten players, so vigorous was the
work, and the fouls that were called
were only the most fragrant of the
offenses committed Powers scored
from the field from a scrimmage be-
meath the Lyceum basket Sheehan
missed a try from Paine's foul Pow
ers made three tries for the basket,
his third landing the ball in and boost
ing the Millbury point total to 16.
Lyceums came fast in the closing
minutes of play. Sheehan scored from
the foul line and Quinn tossed one in
from the field, but the whistle blew
after Horne missed try from Kee-
gan's foul. Lineup:
MILLBURY. LYCEUM
Powers, l. (. r. b.. Sheehan
Horne, r. +. l. b., Keegan
Burt, C. c.. Quinn
Paine, l. b. r. f., Daily
Horan, r. b. |. f., Dorman
Score: Millbury 16. Lyceum Ia. Goals
from field, Powers 2, Koran 3, Horne
Quinn 3, Sheehan, Keegan, Dormani
goals from free tries, Koran 4, Quinn
Sheehan; missed free tries, Koran 5
Horne g. Quinn 6, Sheehan 2; fouls
Horne 5, Powers, Koran 2. Burtt
| Paine, Dorman 3, Daily 2, Quinn 8
| Keegan 3, Sheehan 3. Referee, r. J
| Reilly of Webster; timers, B. F. Redi
can and Joseph Kennedy Time, 90
minute halves. Attendance, 500.
The Fulton Juniors and Washburn:
played previous to the league game
and between halves. The Fulton Ju
niors won by a score of to 2. All thu
scoring for the winning team was dom
by Lavigne, who tossed the leather fl
twice from the field, and scored one
on a free try.