The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-01-29
for everyone participating the detailed
score is omitted

for everyone participating the detailed
score is omitted.
BRISTOL %. FALL RIVER II.
The Fall River high school basketball
team was defeated last evening In the
Y. M. G. A. gymnasium by the Bristol
high school team by q score of 20 to IL.
The lineup:
b. H. 8. r. X. H. S.
wardwer. r. f.................r. T.. Miller
Munro. J. IL T., Negus
Young, ..........-..,...,c., Powers
Balfour, r. g...,.......--...r r., Gorman
Easterbrooks. l. g..............L e., Riley
score-Bristol 22 Fall River II. Goals
from the foor-Wsrdwell 4. Munro 2.
Young 2. Balfour. Essterbrooks 2. Miller
2, Negus 2. Powers g. Riley. Time-20-
minute halves
BRISTOL Y. NJ c. A. 40. CO. A. 10.
Company A, First regiment. OF the
State Military Basketball league met de-
feat last evening at the hands OF .4e fast
team OF the Bristol Y. NJ. g. A. In the
Y. M. G. A. gymnasium at Bristol. There
was a large audience I'm the gymnasium,
but the game was one-sided. The score
was 40 TO IL In favor OF the Bristol team.
The line-ups
BRISTOL co. A.
McShane. r. f................r. T.. Worth
Dufy, J. f....-.-.. T., CreegHn
Anderson c......... c., Cole
Il. Connery. r. g....-...-....r g., Mosher
Morris. ]. g.............,.L g.. Farham
score-Brlstol 40; Company A. 10. Goals
from the field. McShane 8. Duffy g. An
derson 2 Connery a. Morris 3. Worth 2.
Creegan 2, Cole. Mosher. Time-2O- min
ute halves.
COMPANY e "a. COMPANY IL T.
In the series Of games among the mem
bers OF the Brigade Basketball league
last evening there was only one contest.
and that was OF a rather one-sided order
There was TO be a second game. but one
OF the teams could not muster the requi-
site number OF men and the game had
to be postponed
Company r proved itself vastly supe-
rior 20 Company II at all points of the
game and after the first five minutes
OF play the result OF the contest was
never In doubt for a moment. The ~
company men did not play iu anything
like their usual form, however, and the
victory does them little credit Company
Il was without the services OF Raymond.
the fast forward and this players ag-
gressive work was severely missed. The
Company r. men made some attempts a
passing. but their team work was by no
means up To the standard the team has
established in its last few games The
III company men played listlessly
throughout and made little or no attempt
/ 10 play a passing game.
Goula and England played fast games
| for the victors, and Buckley's work, es-
/ pecally In the second half was worthy
| Of praise For Company n Clark and
! Hanley We're the stars, the latter player
| making the only points Tailed by his
side The one redeeming feature Of the
| contest was the fact that II was COM
| paratlvely clean, only seven FOULS being
called altogether. The score:
+ COMPANY +. COMPANY II.
I Goula CCapt), 7. f............r. T., Hanley
/ Brooks. l. f....................l. f.. Jackson
I RfddanGdalp Clark (Cant \
Buckley' r. p'''''''''''''''''r. D.; MeManus
\ England, !. b...................l. b., Lindsey
score--Company E "a; Company IL T.
Goals from foor-Goula a. Riddensdale
! Buckley g. England .. Hanley. Goals from
| fouls-Goula 2, Hanley .. Goals from
/ fouls missed-Goula, Hanley 2. Fouls
/ called-Goula. Brooks. England ?. Jack
son . Hanley. Vaudeville. Um-
| pire-Rackle. Timer and scorer-Arnold.
/ Time-20 and 15-minute halves.
AMATEUR GAMES.
! The St Johns basketball team of this
city went to East Greenwich and defeat
\ ed the latter team with "A score Of II 10 4
I II was one OF the best played games that
4 has been seen I'm East Greenwich this sea
| son being a fast exhibition from start
/ to finish by both teams.
| The rough elements of the game were
/ absent, making the plays far more inter
esting. The passing or the backs was
especially good and several of the players
made brilliant exhibitions.
Muir and F. Kelly at centre both had
rather hard luck, as number OF their
/ shots just trimmed the baskets. The
game was witnessed by large crowd.
and they certainly seemed 10 enjoy the
play, which was of decidedly fast ma
ture summary:
I ST. JOHNS. r. GREENWICH.
1 Freeman. 7. f..................r. f.. Hopkins
Ryone, |. f...................l. T., McGetries
/ Muir. c.............,........... II. Kelly
| Friend, r. g..................r. g., Matteson