The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-19
Coalition in Basket Ball
 Game Superb.
TULANE sWAMPED--B 10 B
Montgomery's Game. all Around, is
 Best of Season.
Y. M. c. 4. Mea individually snd cei- Iectiveiy, stars---Captais sssens, with IS Gesis, Plays
 Great Gsme.

With team work that time and ags 2 brought every spectator to his
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 ss, and sndsr the 6ssEeS with W sy. r lrs aia posssss. sass non.somsfys SaassyG9 N c j ,versity last night at the local gym Sn rbs ss s siUas 1a s was sS D probaby Montgomery team; for Tuiane,s bunch Mss not ns ts o noviSss Ses snas payens sas team work. But the Y. M. c. A. team va. inahned. for once. With the spirit work. Individual playing was forgot. ten, and an overwhelming victory re.
 Tnssna nlaved against odds in other rsspeets sslSs much the lighter, man for man: missing their captain. Center Frantz, and playing last night after losing game at Auburn during the same the game ot the Louisianans was cred itabie.
 For Montgomery. every man was g star. none forgetting for an instant is fundamental with basketball. Cap tain Susong, showing up as Inagnih. cent forward, playing his first game oi the season at that position. instead Si M aSiy 0ha the ssslSn forsmost. st with afseen p sid goals to his credit--goals that he shot from every conceivable position. In flying. he was never on his feet for two consecutive seconds. and he played un' erringly.
 bonSrs. tSr;ewias eleven field Eoais with an accuracy that was .unfailing sesistibiiity that counts. and which nj. mack 0f sasSSsns ascss s.a 2uss o.ss.ls ss ss0d a'' 1t center. played each one 1 Of the best isSa much Ss ss S fhs sssd, fcp 9 Ss a6 ness of Tulane.s seore.I And PAtter. son. a pillar of strength, in both guard Ing and shooting. was in the game iron
 Randy and Rlsdsoe. both playing al guard Tor . single half filled the va Sancy made by the absence of one o sAs ssa ss % afssasu but to tssr ssb.s wor tb, fact that they were substitutes.
 P The game was pleasantly clear o fouls. especially during. the first half srs. perhaps anxious, perhaps growini careless. bungled now and then, foul being called by the referee each time For Tulans n:,, Bsadbnrn 5bE, and 1brsnS 5inds Torrance of the Lonisisnisns failed |, measure with that of the Y. M 2. 4 Tulane. too, lacked the &ccurac, il shooting that marked the playing o aO. wsrs s asa san sSs mi ties for easy shots, but failed to maix .Rood in their haste and growing ankle W sS the ssSrs PsleS ug aavssssly sss ed into the. game advantaGeously,s spil Ing up score Of points before the be wfidered Tuiene players had cast foul of A Montgomerlan. was ths sol point of Tulane until far in the con test. The first half ended with bu three points sS ssea.a sasir Sris. srssit'
 Tn the second half their playing m proved. and they became more consist ent iN throwing. and in guardins son played about the basket, a heavy dIghtnins-fast trio. throwing goals un
 In the intermission of the Y. M C the teams of the Tntermediates and tn 1nter-se Club played. the IntermedI atss winning. iA to IF:
 bile, and thence back to New Orleans The road trip of the college men hal thus far. been lil-fated. Tulane iosinI S SnA AISTrn Snd SrS on sh Tulane, at Auburn by a score of 27 t sla yesterday afternoon.
 , The lineup was:
 g Montgomery: Moriarity. Susong, for wards, Patterson. center; Washburr Bledsoe, Randy guards.
 Tulane: Bradburn, Llnder. forwards Huff center; Behrend, rrevego, guardi
 Referee. Hall.
 Detailed score: Field goals. suson 15. Moriarity II, Washburn $, Patterso 4 Bandy 9 BradAurn 2, Linder Behrend 1. Goals from foul: Susong Bradburn 3.