Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1905-01-21

..r,;c crowd of about 800 gathered at the
Z ..,,osi,,tn to witness the basketball
between our team and the S. A. A.
y G. team.
fer few welcome selections by the
!. nd the play commenced, with the fol-
bwing lineup.
W. A. c. D a. a. e
Lund. ..............,'.c .'''.'''. ''''''. brown
Eulton capt .......f."Anderson (capt.)
Aqnew ...f............."...B Barnes
Smead ..............."g ......... .Grelr
Smith ................g. .......' .,... Peterson
Spokane won the toss and chose the
east goal. The game started with a
rush. Barnes fouled and Fulton prompt
" threw the free goal. Spokane again
fouled, two of their men holding the ball
at the same time, but this time Fulton
failed to make good. Fulton fully re-
deemed himself by throwing field goal
Here w. A. c. worked their signals to
advantage and Fulton made a second
field goal in quick order. This was one
of the most difficult baskets thrown dur
ing the game. From the next tossup
Spokane carried the ball down the field
and Anderson Just missed a very diff
cult goal. Smead got the ball and w.
A. c. carried it down the field, Agnew
throwing the goal. Lund fumbled and
Anderson threw the goal. A foul was
called on Spokane but Fulton failed to
throw the goal. Smith fouled by carry
ing the ball over and Anderson made
good the free goal. Fulton threw the
free goal on Peterson's foul. Smith foul
ed by running with the ball but Ander-
son failed to score a point on the free
throw, Agnew also fouled by carrying
the ball and Anderson again failed to
score. Foul was called on Fulton for
dribbling the ball. Anderson made good,
Fulton followed with two field goals in
rapid succession. This put w. A. c.
we'll in the lead and Spokane tried to
take brace. Smead fouled and Ander-
son failed to make the free goal, but he
soon secured the ball again and made a
field goal. Smead fouled again and And
erson missed the free goal but this time
Brown made the field goal. A foul was
called on the w. A. c., both guards hold
ing the ball at the same time, Anderson
missed the free goal. Greir was slightly
injured and Dittmer took his place at
guard. After two more plays time was
called for the first half.
Score: Up in favor of ". A. c.
Between halves the band gave another
selection which was we'll received. The
game opened fercer than ever. A long
hard scrimmagd ensued which was re-
markbly free from fouls. The teams at
this point seemed evenly matched, Meth
er was able to make goal. At last i'll a
mix up two Spokane men got hold OF
the ball together and Fulton was given
free chance at the goal which he missed.
Barnes made a goal for Spokane. Full
ton soon made one for w. A. c. Barnes
fouled but Fulton failed to throw the goal.
Dippler's ankle was hurt and Beacher
took his place at guard. Anderson made
a field goal. Barnes fouled but Fulton
failed to make it count. Lund made
field goal. Agnew fouled and Anderson
quickly added one more point to Spo-
kane's score. Smead was injured and
Maloney took his place. Anderson threw
a goal completing the score for Spokane.
Agnew threw a goal likewise completing
the score for w. A. c. Time called.
Score, w. A. c. 20, Spokane IA.
Umpire, Palmerton, Referee, Post.
The game was a fast, hard one from
first to last. Being the first real game in
which our team has been engaged, 1t gave
the students in general their first oppor-
tunity to see that our team is winning
one and one that is worthy of our every
support and encouragement. Both teams
were confident from the first but it is safe
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