The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-02-25

on the safe side Leland's work was the
feature OF the contest. for the big centre
got into all the plays and alone scored
eight points. Rackle was. N possible, even
more effective than usual and scored lust
one-half OF Browns total OF 24. Ahrens
followed the bali with eagle eye Ingalls,
covered his man carefully ana was In
all the good team work.
The Polytechnic men played together
well. but were so extremely weak I'm
shooting that they failed utterly TO make
use or the opportunities for scoring that
their combined play made possible. The
cleVerness OF the Brown men i'm shooting
was TOO much for the visitors, however.
aud toward the end OF the contest tho
speed set by the local five was also more
than the visitors could stand The sum
mary follows.
BROWN. w. PI
Schwartz, Reynolds. l. f...r. e.. Freeman
hackle, r. f......l e., Peters, Butterfeld
I'eiahn, c....................-..... Martin
iheAls, l. g..............,.......,r. T., Hall
Ahrens Capt). r. g..L T.. Dickerman Capt.
score-BroWn "a; Worcester Polytechnic
institute 10. Goals from fioor-Leland 4,
hackle >, Reynolds .. Dickermsn .. Mar
TN, Han, Butterheld. Goals from fouls
hnckle 2 Fouls-Freeman 2, Hall Dicker-
|
pire-Giibert OF w. =. L. Tfmer-stevens
or Brown. lime OF halves-20 minutes.
UNIVERSITY JRS. 20. NORMAL. JRS. 1.
The University School Juniors over
wheimed the Normal Juniors I'm game
OF basketball In Battery AS armory,
abehent street yesterday afternoon, the
was very one sided throughout, the good
team work and passing OF the University
poys giving them such an advantage Over
h4f fla T,s
aple To score single goal from the field,
sneI, sneII e"tItary tally being made on a goal
from foul. Al the end OF the first half
the score stood IS to ! in favor OF the
University School team. and the second
peTlod was even more one-sided. Cielb
ana an mason were the stars for University
floor. The work OF the other members
OF the team was very creditsble, and the
team work was good
The University School Juniors would
= IKE sht 20 arrange games with junior teams
IN ms city: Address challenges TO " e.
Gelo, 3 Federal street. The summary:
UNIVERSITY. NORMAL.
Fletcher (Capt). r. f............r. T.. welch
Glaiih ''''''''''''''''''''.. C., Mitchell
Pettine. b'''''''''''''ih'r;c o; Ipanlels9n n
score.university Juniors I isRih sR Norpa} Norps}}
Juniors l. Goals from fioor-Universlty
IA. Goals from fouls-University 4, Nor
NAL j. Referee-Cabbott.
SO"f AN =, flfSG REGlMlSNFT, p;
EAST GREENWICH, g.
The basketball team representing Com
pany. First Regiment, i'm the Brigade
league went 10 East Greenwich last even
Ing and defeated the home team by a
score OF p 10 9. The soldiers completely
outclassed their opponents at all points
Of the game and maintained a safe lead
throughout. There was considerab Bile
rough play and holding In the early part
Of the game, East Greenwich being the
worst offender in this respect. In the lat
Ter part OF the contest interest Jagged
somewhat, on account OF the marked su- |
OF the visiting team. The East |
Greenwich team was handicapped by be- |
ng Obliged 10 play three substitutes Cole |
Ind Farpum excelled for Company A, /
while Kelly and Hinchey played well for
East Greenwich. The A company men
Exhibited considerable team work, and |
heir passing. considering the small size
II the hall. was good. The summary:
COMPANY A. EAST GREENWICH.
cregan, r. f.................r. T., Matteson
Worth, |. f...................l T.. McGetrtck |
,ole, c.................-.-.... Hinchey |
'arnum, T. D..,........,....-..r D., Gorman /
dosher Capt) l. b..............l. b., Kelly |
socre-Company A %: East Greenwich .. |
Soals from foor-Cregan, Worth 2, Cole
I. hosner, rdIHlldn :, iliIclleys 6oTNnan1
Goals from fouls-Ifinchey. Goals from
ouls missed-Cole 2, Kelly 2. Referee
Arnold. Timer-Burnett. Time OF halves
20 minutes
TROOP B. %; CROMPTON, T.
The Crompton basketball team met a
ecisive defeat at the hands OF the team
Troop y In the Brigade
sague last evening I'm Thornton's Opera
louise Riverpoint- The military team
howed itself superior at all points OF the
anne, and the local men were never a
actor in the contest The final score
TODD % TO in favor OF the troop. Mr.
'attee OF Brown officiated as referee.