The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-29
Goddard Basket Ball Player
Scored 27 Points
MONTPELIER HIGH LOST
Local Seminary Took Game in the Scho-
lastic League Largely Through
the Work of Its Star
Forward.

There were two lively games of basket
bah in the Crescent gymnasium last
evening between the first ami second
teams Of Goddard seminary and Mont
Ipelier high school. They resulted in 4
victory for each school. The Goddard
tirsts defeated the Montpelier frsts in
the Interscholastic league, by score
Of 80 to ~, while the Goddard seconds
did not fare so well, being defeated by
score Of 16 to ~. In the first teams
game, Heath, Goddard's left forward,
played the greatest game that has been
seen III the gymnasium, and it is a safe
wager that there is not his equal in the
league, as a basket thrower He threw
nine baskets from the floor and nine
! from fouls, totaling 2G Of Goddard's so
points. Heath Is almost sure Of a bas-
| ket when given foul To throw. and
he throws baskets from the field in a
way that brings the crowd To their feet
with applause. He also looks after and
covers his man. His opponent was the
only player on the Montpelier team that
1 failed to score.
Both teams speeded up 50 that at
times there was considerable Toughness,
but as whole it was an interesting
game to watch Reed of the high school
scored the rirst basket soon after the
game opened and Heggie made another
one before Goddard had scored at ALL
Heath, however soon started the scor-
| ing for Goddard by tossing in foul and
l Harrison then made basket from the
/ floor, followed by a basket BY Theriault
I of Montpelier. Goddard then began to
quicken in her playing and Heath aided
things By putting IN a foul every time
1 he GOT L chance In the last few min.
utes Of this half he put through the
basket four throws from fouls and four
from the field in rapid succession, the
1 FIRST half ending with Goddard 25 points
and the high school I3. Iii TIE last half
(iodlard made ia more points, five bas.
ikets by Heath and one each bv Harrison
I and Underwood Montpelier could not
keep up with the pace and added only
/ nine more points TO her score. For the
lyisitors Reed. 1berianlt and Heggie play.
ed the best game.
The second teams were quite evenly
matched, the score in the first half be-
ling 5 10 3 In favor of Montpelier and
in the last half it was nip and tuck, until
the high school forged ahead Ii the last
4 few minutes
/ The lineup;
4 GODDARD MONT. HIGH
Heath l. I. .............. +. g, Buck
Underwood, +. {. ......-.... !. g, Reed
Harrison. c. ...s...........- G., Daley
4 Mcdonald. r. g. ......... |. f., Theriault
Berry J. &. .....,........ r T., Heggie
Summary. baskets from the floor,
Heath 3, Underwood 8, Harrison 3, Reed
/ 3. Daley /, Heggie 2, Theriault 2; bas
aets from fouls, Heath ., Theriault s;
Reed referee, Hayfora; umpire, Mer
Ger: time. Commute halves
GODDARD Cd MONT. HIGH I'd
Blake J. +. .......... :. g., Sinclair
Kerr, f. .............. lg, Wakefield
| Eastman, G. .-.........,.,.. G., Iowle
Olsen, J. z. ............. T, H. Z. Bailey
Alexander, r. 2. ......... l. f., Ledden
Summary baskets from the floor,
Towle /. Sinclair 2, Ledden 3, Blake .,
I Alexander 3 baskets from fouls, Led
den /, Bailey 2 ,Towle /, Blake l, Kerr
1; referee, Jones; umpire, Mercer; time,
15-minute halves.