St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1908-02-12

with another oHe-hand shot, and point
on fouls made the locals score II and
East Boston's side showed 4.
lobe was star shoOtist in the second
session, with four goals to his credit,
Pat threw two good ones and the
Dutchman made circus shot from away
down on the sidellneS that competed,
and another point on fouls brought the
Company's total up TO 80. A basket ~
Corbett and a point on fouls gave the
Noodle Islanders seven all told.
The goals from the floor were evenly
divided in the last psriod each team
being credited three, but the locals
earned one on fouls and finished the
game with 80, while one third of this
number told the story for the visitors. 1t
was in this final session that McLaugh-
lin showed the stuff he was made of All
three goals were credited to him, and
one of them, made after dribbling half
the length OF the hall through the whole
East Boston team, was one of the pref
test pieces of work seen here in long
time. Hollenbeck got into the game bet
ter than at any time since his arrival and
although he failed to connect for a score,
his playing Johnny Brett to a standstill
was a grand piece of work. Doyle, Mat
thews and Henschel played as well as
usual, and we can hardly think of any
thing more complimentary to say of the
three old war horses. For the visitors
Corbett, Doherty and Brett made the
most stir and drew considerable of the
applause that was floating around
Armory hall during the hour of play.
The summary:
COMPANY d. EAST BOSTON A. A.
Doyle, IF 10. Coady
Hollenbeck, If rb Brett
Matthews. c. Desmond
Mclaughlin, rb If, Doherty
Henschel ID r. Corbett
Score. Company D, SO. East Boston A. A.
10. Goals from floor, Doyle 6, Matthews g.
Mclaughlin 3, Henschel 3, Corbett g.
Doherty 2, COady. Points on fouls, St.
Johnsbury g. East Boston A. A. Referee
Gum. Time, Is minute periods At
tendance 1000.
Facts About BrattleborO Series.
In view of the tact that the series with
Brattleboro begins next week, it is
high time the public knew the conditions
which are to govern this championship
series, and we give herewith the facts as
obtained from the management. Each
team to guarantee S75 to the visitors.
Five games to BE played, regardless Of
the outcome OF the first three two at
Brattleboro and two at St Johnsbury.
The first game will be played at Brattle-
bOro next Tuesday night, and the second
here on Wednesday, Feb 10. The third
and fourth games will be decided upon
before the opening game is played. The
official referee will be either COnnors of
Lowell or killourouhy of Laconia. The
local management in both towns agree
to furnish satisfactory police protection.
If fifth game is necessary, it will be
played at White River Junction As
would be expected, the extra expense OF
hiring players, and other incidentals, will
necessitate a slight increase in the price
of admission, and 35 and so cents will
be the prevailing prices at the games in
town, while at Brattleboro they will be
80 and Is cents.
UNION SCHOOL 81, LYNDON INSTITUTE 6.
The Union School basket ball team de-
feated the Lyndon Institute at basket
ball Thursday night at the Armory by
the overwhelming score of 51-6. The
local team cut circles and passed all
around the visitors. The line up:
UNION SCHOOL. LII
Salmon, If rg. McDuffee
Borland, Fuller ri TX, Deusmore
Chappeu, C, Z Downer
Wiley, k If W Downer
Taft rg IT, Siberia
Goals from floor, Salmon 7. Borland 8.