The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-20
TWO WINS FOR
SPAULDING
First Team Defeated Marsh
field Stars Easily
SHOWING TEAM WORK
second Spaulding Aggregation Defeated
Goddard Second, Montpelier High
School Students Beat Water
bury in Two Games.

I'll game Of basket ball which del
lighted the hearts oil d crowd Of cheer
ing high school boys, the spauiding bas.
lsct bail team defeated the strong Marsh.
field stars hF tile score of 46 ~ A6, il
she Young Mems club gymnasium on
Church street iast evening Between
thc hoIres of tliis game and after tbe
last period, tlte spauldiag seeond team
inflicted Il severe defeat Oil the Goddard
seminary second team, tie scare being
.at to 1, The attendance AZ the games
was not large, 1t being mostly boys from
Godlard and Spaulding 8ut boys al,
Ways were noted ior their ability to
make noise and last evenings cheei-
ing certainty did Dot sound ~ il there
were i small crowd present,
fAe game opened at eight o'clock, with
Capt lteaycy of the Montpelier Eagles
III refeFee, aud Bert Mercer 81 the X A.
&. team aa umpire. The play began Id
earnest the minute the bali was thrown
np between The opposing centely, Dar
ling aipl Aiears Al previous games 4
fanlt ii tile high school boys has been
poor passing and team work, but during
fhe first minutes III play last evening
the team showed that their continual
practice had Femedied that difficulty, for
their team play last evening was SUI
perb. 1t took Just one minute to make
Spauldings first basket, Roy Darling
tossing The pigskin through the net.
The referee gave Spaulding free shot
and Capt Morthen scored one more
point. This seemed to encourage the
local boys and they gave better eX-
hibitien of basket ball for the remainder
Of the game than any Spaulding team
ever put up before, unless il was the
champion girls team which the high
school had few years ago.
Walker for Marshfield scored their
FIRST basket with a nice one handed
throw. This basket vas quickly fol-
lowed by score hy Capt. Worthen, who
sAot two baskets ii succession. II.
Brown Of the Marshtield team then had
streak Of luck and made two baskets,
followed by G. Brown with another.
spnuIdineis superior team work then be-
gan to count and the visitors were not
allowed to score again during the half.
except once from the foul line. Baskets
were thrown in this order. Capt. Wor-
then one, Roy Darling one. Worthen
another and Richard Darling one. This
ended the bali, the score standing 10 to
ii.
The second half opened with Spauld-
ing getting into the game even better
than they did iii the first half They
kept after their opponents so fast and
well that the Marshiield boys secured
only two baskets during the half, with
one point from free throw. The fea
fures Of the half were star basket
By Carswell from one corner Of the floor
with man guarding him SO closely that
il seemed impossible for him to even
shoot for Il basket, and basket from
the center nf the floor BIZ Richard Oar.
ling Everyone on spaulding's team
scored during this half. and everyone
played an excellent game.
1t would be 4 difficult matter to say
who did the best playing, for each man
scfncd to remember that he WAS part
Of the team and that he was to play
for the team and not to make himself
q star The teams passing was almost
beyond criticism. showing that vast
amount 81 practice has been put III since
the last game. In this period Carswell
shet two basket, Capt. Worthen two
from The floor md three from The foul
line, Riley made nice one when SUR.
rounded by q bunch in one corner, Rich
Md Darling secured fine one from the
center Of the field, Roy Darling secured
six during the half For Marshfeld f.
Brown and G. Brown got the only bas-
kets from the floor and Capt. Walker
shot d basket from the foul line.