Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-02-22
Basket Ball Game.

Basket Ball Game.
The lineup of the teams con-
testing in basket ball Saturday
at ternoon was as follows:
Woodbine Mo Valley
Miss Reed. .......r f....... Mabel Mills
Miss Atkins ....l f.... Ella Withrow
Miss Benedict. C Grace Murphy
Miss Rogers .....c. Grace Bachelderc
Miss Vining .....l 49,. Mabel Gumb
Miss Dray .......l 60. Emma Green
Miss Baird. ......g Edna Tamisiea
The game was played in two
halves" of 20 and Is minutes,
with ten minutes intermission.
A coin was tossed for choice of
goals, Woodbine winning the
toss and choosing the west goal.
The playing of the Woodbine
girls was speedy and their team
work fine. One forward was
very good on long throws. They
made one goal from field and
four from free throws, making
their score six. They were at
"a disadvantage on account of
size and a foreign field, but we
think our girls can beat them
on their ground when they
play the return game soon.
Our girls never played better
team work and each players
work was worthy of commend
alton. Ella and Mabel made
four goals from free throw.
The Woodbine girls made many
fouls by stepping on and cross
ing field lines, Indicating that
they had played without divi-
|sions.
The officials were as follows:
Referee, first half, Mr.. John
son, Woodbine's coach.
Referee, second half, Harlan
Amen, who umpired for Wood
bine in first half.
Umpire for Missouri Valley,
Mrs. Chambers.
Linesmen, Miss Koch, Miss
Lister, Mrs. johnson and Mr..
Peterson.
Scorekeeper, Prof. Reed.
Timekeeper, Tressa Tamisiea.
The Missouri Valley girls
entertained the visiting team
at a luncheon at the Douglas
Cafe, but they were compelled
to leave before finishing, be-
cause the train was on time.
A party of % came over from
Woodbine. The Missouri VAL
ley girls voted their visitors as
perfectly lovely" A good
sized crowd witnessed the game.
Beginning Tuesday, Feb. q,
a series of championship games
will begin, to which the public
is cordially invited. The first
game will be played by the
Seniors VS. Juniors, the second1
by Freshmen-S ophs VS. the
"Boys" and the third by the
winners.
F. w. Ritchison, of Modale,
! was a pleasant caller today.
w. L. Orr was a Times caller
Saturday.
3. C. Blackman of California
junction was a pleasant caller
Saturday evening. He came in
to attend the lecture.
D. c. Reel was a pleasant
caller Saturday.
Mrs. John Dewell, of Magno-
liza, left for her home today, af-
ter spending a few days with
her sister, Mrs. D. C. Ford, in
this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Young
entertained at O'clock dinner
today Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Nc
Kahn of New SHARON, Ia, Mr..
and Mrs. John Sproul of Cali
fornia junction and Mrs. Fred
Briggs.
Robert Brown left today for
Pocatello, Idaho, where he has
accepted a position in the
machine shops. Robert served
his time in the shops in this
city and is a first class young
man, and his many friends hope
he will find his western home
| pleasant one.
Clay Copeland, of Loveland,
was a Valley visitor today.
D. c. Armstrong and family
have moved back from Omaha
to this city. 1t didn't take
them long to get enough of
Omaha.
Mrs. Art McGinnis, of Ha-
warden, is in the Valley the