The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-01-29
Basket Ball.
St. Cloud NormalS VS.. Sank
Centre High on Saturday
Evening.

On Saturday evening, the st. Cloud
Basket Ball team played the High
School team of this city in the city
hall. The game was remarkably
close one considering the advantages
of the ST. Cloud boys and the disad-
vantages of our team. The final
score resulting in ST. Cloud q and
Sank Centre Ii. The two teams lined
up as follows:
sAUK CENTRE ST. CLOUD
Macdonald. (C) r. F. Kay
Ziegler L. F. Du6ois
Petersen C. Sells
Anderson R.G. Doyle
Campbell L. G. HENDERSON
St. Cloud had Caren, Allen and
Swanson as substitutes. Emery
Swanson was St. Cloud umpire, and
Ray Dean, Sank Centre umpire.
Profs. Martin and Hall were referees,
and Irving Bath official time keeper
for Sank Centre and Carew for ST..
Cloud.
An intermission followed the firsY
half~during which Prof. Hall favored
the audience with some very fancy
club swinging which was enjoyed by
all.
A dance followed the game in which
all were invited to stay. Peterson
and Ziegler of the st. Cloud team
were the only ones that were Injured
the former throwing his finger out
of Joint twice and the latter receiving
a severe bump on the head. Another,
however, retired from the game.
The St. Cloud boys were given az
good a time as possible by the High
School boys, and they were gentle.
meuly lot OF young men. No II: feel-
ing arose on either team, both teams
satisfied with the game. After few
weeks practice Sank Centre will give
st. Cloud a closer rub than they
were given this time. a 34
THE GAME IN ~DETAIE.
/. The bail was put in play at 9
o'clock ana Sells secured the baH
and after few seconds OF effective
and brilliant teamwork the ball was
dropped into the basket, scoring for
Sank Centre. This was one of the
best displayes of teamwork during
the game. This was thrown by Dn-
Bols. st. Cloud mex. scored by two
baskets.
Peterson threw a Sank Centre foul
scoring thereby.
Doyle next came to the front with
two baskets, both good throws.
St. Cloud had one thrown by Zieg-
Ter and Peterson.
Macd onald then scored for St. Cloud
followed by Peterson. Nearly at the
close of the first half Kay sent the
bali in the basket, thus closing at
9:25, the first half, St. Cloud ii and
Sank Centre 8.
Prof. Hall here entertained the aud
fence by club swinging.
At 9:35 the teams again lined up.
Mcdonald sent the ball in St. Clouds
goal and Henderson repeated the
performance for Sank Centre. On
foul Sank Centre again scored three
times in succession, Henderson scor-
ing each time. The score now stood
ID to 13.
Peterson dislocated his finger and
time was called.
Again the ball was put in play and
the rest of the game belonged TO st.
Cloud. The Sank Centre boys did
their best to hold down their oppo-
nants.
The game was again delayed by
Peterson again disclosing his finger
and time was called.
Macdonald scored when the game
started again. Peterson threw 9 foul,
thereby scoring. ziegler got to the
front again with a basket. Peterson
again scored by q foul and the game
closed by basket by ziegler,, time
being called at 1858. Score; Sk Cloud
81, and Sank Centre Is.
On the whole the boys were satis-
fed, with the game and when they
give ST. Cloud their return game,
st. Cloud will have to work.
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The ST. Cloud Times saw at to in
dulge in very ill-timed reflections up
on the treatment received at the hands
of the local team, which was Wholly
unwarranted. Our association is com.
posed wholly of young gentlemen,
and no effort was spared TO trest
their visitors with the utmost court
esy, nor does the HERALD believe the
Times reflected the sentiments Of the
ST. Cloud team. 50 < FsGaEe
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