The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1905-03-09
BASKET BALL.

BASKET BALL.
A Belfast team styling themselves the
All Stars went to Brooks March LIST and
played the Brooks High school team, de-
! featiDg them by score of 26 to Is. A dance
| followed the game Lineup and summary
of the game:
| ALL STARS. BROOKS H. 8.
Il. Carter, r. f., 1. b., Webb.
Freeman, l. f., r. b., Gibbs.
| McMahancc c., Cook
| Clifford, r. b., l. f., Reynolds.
Poor, |. b., IF, Ellis.
| SUBJ, Lane.
! Goals from floor, H. Carter, 6; McMahan,
PeInia Ellis keyrn aItar LRne
nolds. Z Score, All Stars, Is, Brooks, Is.
Referee, Holmes. Scorers, Carter, C0lburn.
Timer, Hughes. Time, two Commute
! halves.
| The interest manifested in basket ball in
this city was easily seen by the crowd
| which gathered in the Opera House last
Friday evening to witness the game be-
tween the Belfast High School and the
| University of Maine End. When the Maine
| boys appeared on the floor ready for the
game few loyal supporters Of the blue
| gave them the familiar "waski WOW, wow"
to let them know that they were not friend
less. Belfast played furi0usly in the first
half, getting lead of 20 TO 8, but in the
second half the college men showed the
| effects of their training and took decided
brace. The playing was about even until
an accident to an electric light enforced
rest, and Belfast recovered her lost wind
with the result that the final score was 80
| to 20 in favor of the home team, greatly to
the delight of the spectators. The game
was an interesting one, clean and fast, and
many points of superiority were noticed in
the University boys, who were not quite
fast enough, however, to beat the b. H. S.
stars. The clean game the visitors put up
was favOrably commented upon, while they
in return were well satisfied with the treat
ment they received, and are quoted as say
ing that the hall was the best they have yet
played in. An informal dance with music
by Keyes' orchestra was much enjoyed by
the young people. Following is the lineup
and summary of the game:
BELFAST HIGH. U. OF NJ. ID.
G. Holmes, r. b., |. b., Lancaster.
G. Holmes, l. b., r. b., SchOppe.
Black, c., c., Talbot.
Hugh Hayford, l. f., If, Burke
Harold Hayford, r. f., IF, Chase:
Score, Belfast High, 80; U. of NJ I'd, 90
Goals from field, G. Holmes, 5; c. Holmes,
9; Black, 9; Chase, l; Burke, 8; Talbot 5
Schoppe. Goals from foul, G. Holmes
Referee, Carter.
Inc be'last juniors ana picked ladies'
team from the hlgh school' accompanied by
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Niss Gr 60 h h W;sn Stih;oa
Miss Chaples, c., c., Miss Stetson
M Miss Pea,, q. 81, C. r, MISS Ms. Hook
Miss Rack. b. + Miss riari
Goals from the field. Miss Grav < Miss
Vaughan I, Miss Clark 4. Goals from fouls,
MISS MISS gray o. MISS vaughan L, MISS clark :.
Hnlmes Timat eanar hoat scorer Sisot
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n 1iaoa, l. -. T.; ", uley
MurCh, c., c., Wilman
Hugh HayfOrd, r. b., IT,, Havener
Harold Hay1ord' l. d. H., Grant
Goals from fold p,ook naorouo uar
old Hayford l. Grant i. Hayener i. Colo
more /, Grey 1. Belfast Is. Rockport 9,
Goals from foul line. DecrOw 5. drew /.
Referee, c. Holmes Timekeeper, Doak
scorer, Black.
The game between the B.H. s. and Fair
fold &c off &c +ho ,.++o, too,,, hos a;.ho,doa
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The Liyermore Falls first basket ball
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