Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-03
HARD BATTLE At
|. 0. S. j. GYM.
B. Y. C. Basketball Team Defeat
ed the Local Midgets in a
Fast Contest.
FINAL SCORE WAS rs TO II.
The Visiting Team Had II Zig hdyan-
tagc Over Locals by Having Play
ers--f'rce Throws Failed

The league basketban game played at
Tho l.. ID. 5. gym yesterday afternoon
between the Logan y Y G. team and
the l. D. s. e. soys, was the hardest
fought contest OF the present series, the
lnal score being % TO H.
Both teams played 10 the best OF their
ability. each being determined 10 win. bu,
tue visitors had q big advantage IN size.
The Loganitcs are all taller than the
"Mldeet2.' aud therefor 1t was less dina
cu for them TO throw baskets.
IN the matter OF team and individual
woIk the iltte fellows were eQu.l, and IN
some in9lance superior to tne,r uppon
cnts, but when II came 10 hghting Tor
possession of the passed ball the Logan
boys had the advantage.
Logan played fast and furious game
from the start, but the NUGGETS were
game to the last and had a nghtng chance
all the time, The contest WAS witnessed by
a large crowd OF enthusiastic students
and that they enjoyed the game goes
without cay .-.g.
ability Of landing goal by free throws.
one Of the Logan players. HID, tried IS
times and failed to make good. out OF u
attempts, Metcalf Of Salt Lake. sue
ce,ded once, while Hammond failed i've
times.
b. Y. c. l.. d. S. L.
IN ..,..". ~ +. Wright Ms!ealt
qeddes '.''''.-R;, r. ..r.".'. Miller
Hoyey ...... - o. ....". Hammond
Hyer ...... "..R. G. ...,..... Lindsay
Referee-George Taylor. Umplre-R. D.
BURNER scorers-Buter and Chrsten-
sen, Timekeepers-- Milne and Kemp.
Goals from held-Jensen, 3; Geddes, 4;
HAMMOND, 3; Hill, p Lindsay ?; Miller,
throw-Metcalf, /; missed, 10; Hammond
missed, hill missed, 10. Points awarded
by referee-B. Y. c., 4; l., j. $. L., l.
A BANQUET FOLLOWED.
At the close Of the game surprise
awaited the players OF both teams. 1hr
domestic science classes. under Miss
Holmgren, had been preparing 10 receive
the visitors. BY, authorization OF the Of
iicers Of the freshman and sophomore
course dinner, to which the visitors and
their ladies, Prots Paul and Horne,
Coach Snyder OF the Is. y. c., coach ray
Tor OF the l. -. ). 4 and Instructor Milne
were invited, The banquet was served in
the dining room OF the Lion House. The
tables were artistcally decorated VITA
vases OF long-stemmed narclssi IN full
white bloom and with crimson stream
crs In honor or the visiting tcam-crim.
son being the color OF the Is. y 9. The
was served BY Misses Ada Johnson. Mat
tie Adams, Jennie Johnston and Florence
Tingey. The courses were ~ follows.
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Celery. Jelly, Olives
Consomme with Lemon,
Crisped Waters
Potatoes ON the Half Shell,
Veal Birds, Cream Sauce
Buttered Parsnps
Tomato SCallOp.
Hot Rolls, Butter
French Pea Patties,
Ribbon Sandwiches
Waldorf salad,
Cream Sticks,
Punch
Pineapple Sherbet.
Angel Cake, Nut Loaf, Carmel Cake,
Chocolate, Bon Bons,
Prof. Horne acted as toastmaster, ana
responses were given by the team cap
tans and others.
The visitors were then entertained at
the regular Friday school matinee which
lasted from $50 TO $3.50 In the gymnasium,
and was attended by q numerous body of
students. A fine fraternal feeling charac.
terized the proceedings.