Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-04-01
HoLYokE lNTERscHoLAsTIcs.
Brattleboro Beats Them in an Esoit-
ina Finish.

ing Finish.
4 BY a lucky combination of circum-
\ stances the Brattleboro Y. NJ c. A.
l basketball team was able TO nut
yale finish" on its game with the
/ HoIyoke interscholastics "Wednesday
1 evening and win by margin of three
poInts. Il was the luckiest kind or
victory for the home team Through
I out greater part OF the game IL was
completely outplayed by the visitors,
who in the first half did not appear 10
be exerting themselves in the least
1 In fact II the Holyoke boys had gone
! TO the limit in the first half there Is
not much doubt that they would have
Accumulated lead impossible to over
come. Instead, however. they con-
/ tented themselves with n score or 9-5
| in their favor and depended upon
their superior ability to keep ahead
| in the second period.
This is where they made their mis-
take. For several minutes in the
eecona half no one scored but at
length March Gagged the leather, max
ing the score 81. whiting immediate
Nv followed with beautiful goal
which made the score III IN Hoi-
voke's favor. Stolte and March then
scored followed by Wiley on free
try, and the score was l2-1l with tne
visitors still in the lead. With about
three minutes 70 play Stolte succeeded
in getting two goals off McCorkndale
and when the whistle blew Brattle-
boro had won by a score OF 1b-l2
Although the victory was Immensely
pleasing 10 the crowd II was equally
surprising in view of the dopy work
that Brattleboro displayed in the frst
half. Although stronger in makeup
than when It played Holyoke before
tho home team entirely lacked the
speed of the visitors and did not De-
gin to play as pretty game. wilson
AT center completely outclassed Howe
who was not once able to get the pan
on the toss-up. Whiting ana Wney
easily had the better Of March and
Ferriter Whiting scoring three goals
from his position at guard Stanord
had n little the better of the argument
with r. Snow, while Stolte took good
care of McCorkindale. who was one OF
the stars Of the Holyoke team last
season. McCorkindales work at guaro
however. was not as good az that OF |
Council who played here with the |
Holyoke high school few weeks ago
The latter's method was not as prh-
liant but ne was much more efectlVe
in covering.
The local league coIbltSt c.'
the Union and the gyms" resulted IN
an exceedingly popular victory for the
former. with score of 1913 against
them the Union boys went into the
second half with a rush and succeed
ed in winning by margin OF one
point Dunleavy and Grady exceiieu
for their side in offensive work, while
r Riley played a corking game al
puard Langille was the best of the
losers. The summaries:
interscholas,lIs
Stolte. !. f......r. e., McCorkindaie
March, r. f..............L e.. Wni,Ihs
Howe c.................'.. C" NnsoI
!. g.............. II. l., w ne.
Stafford. r. g............l T., X. SNOW
Score. Brattleboro is, Hoiyoke IL:
GOALS from floor. March 3. Stolte 3,
whiting 8. Ferriter. Wilson, Wiley;
yoals from fouls. Wiley 2. Howe; ref
,ree. Daniels umpire. c. Snow; timer,
ounleavy; time. Commute halves. |
Union oSIIs
7. Riley. l. f.....r. &, ID. Stafiord ,
1unleavy, r. f........L e.. L. Woodard
srady. c..........-'..-. C. laiishis ,
RUSSELL |. g....r. f.. f. Woodland
}. Riley. r. g....l f., HARDWOOD
c.. r-,;op "a GYMS IA. goals !