Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-02-12

played somewhat better. IL the college
boys had been little more accurate
in shooting baskets. it is very likely
that the game would have ended
victorious for them, as in number of
cases when they had an open field and
near their goal they failed to score,
number of timee the passing also
being wretched.
i The superior height and weight Of
the visitors helped the No1malies out
considerably.
The game was started at 8 rs and
for the first few minutes playing the
ball was rolled about the floor. A foul
was declared on Griffith, followed by
two on st. Cloud, neither team
8aining any points on them. Ahles
hen shot two goals from the floor for
the visitors. Cannon secured the first
point for the locals en.a foul by Ahles,
Williams quickly following by another
point for the N0rmalites on a foul by
Cannon. Crest fopled but nothing
was gained on it, and then he managed
to secure Little Falls first goal from
the floor, making the score to IN
favor of the visitors. Williams secured
a point on q foul by Berg. and then
mace q goal from the floor, following
this with another point on foul by
Griffith. Marshek secured goa!
from the floor. Cannon then made q
point on Ahles' foul, Williams one on
Grest's foul. Cannon another on
Ahles' foul. Williams failed on
Griffith 8 foul, but scored point at
his chance on a double foul, Cannon
failing to do as well with his chance.
Ahles fouled again within half a
minute and Cannon made good point
on it. this he followed by making
Marshek's foul count a point. No
points resulted for the visitors on the
next three fouls, by Griffith, Hall
and Crest, but Williams shot goal
form the floor shortly after. The locals
failed on st. Clouds next foul.
Marshek secured goal from the floor,
Parent fouled and Cannon shot the
ball for point on 1T, Marshek then
placed the ball in the netting for the
last goal of the half. Ahles f0uled
just before the whistle blew for the
end Of the first half, but Cannon
failed to connect for a point on it,
leaving the score 10 to 8 in favor OF
St. Cloud.
Tho last half commenced a little
more ausplciously for the Colleglans.
Griffith securing the first goal of the
half, and secured another point on
Ahles' foul. Although there were
several fouls nothing more was gained
until Williams shot Halls foul. then
Marshek secured goal from the floor
and was followed by Griffith with one
tor his team. Little Falls failed on
the next two chances resulting from
fouls by the visitors. Williams secured
a point on Halls foul, both teams
failed on fouls by Parent and Griffith.
and then johnson connected for goal
from the floor. No point gained on
Berg's foul, but Ahles next secured a
goal from the floor, and Williams
basketed Grlftith's foul for another
point. Williams failed at his try on
Berg's foul, but Griffith made good on
the next two fouls by Ahles, ana
Williams redeemed himself by secur-
ing point en- johnson s foul. Ahles
and Mochros secured goals from the
floor. Williams fouled but Griffith
failed to secure the point. Double
foul was called and Williams and
Griffith each secured point for their
teams. Hall made good on foul by
Mochros and was followed by goal
from the floor by Crest. Griffith
secured the last point for his team on
Parents foul, and Williams the last
for the NOrmalites on Berg's foul
Griffith failed to get~a proffered point
on Ahles' foul, and the game ended 81
Q q in favor Of thea visitors.
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