Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-03-29
SPEEDY TIGERS BEAT ALL STARS.
Danieson Champions Lost by One Point-Academy indie
pendents Win by Same Margin in New London

With both teams al Their fastest
gait and separated by only point or
two all through the game, the Tigers
of the local Y Nj. C. A. won out, 20
to 10, on their home floor Saturday
night from the Danielson All-Stars,
who claim the eastern Connecticut
championship in basketball for second
airy teams. 1t was the fastest and
best clash seen in the Association gym
this season, both fives playing hard,
aggressive but clean game, and the IL
gers winning out in the second period,
after the All-Stars closed the first
with a lead Of two points, S-6. Coming
back for the second half the Tigers
put on more steam and kept UP the
pace to the end. outlasting their OPP
ponentsc and putting the only blot on
the hitherto clean slate Of the ALI
Stars.
For the winners, the lodging and
basket shooting Of Caron in the second
half was the feature of the rapid game
and Garland for the losers was the
star performer in the scoring line,
the foul line. OF these he got four in
the first period, which was half the
score for the All-Stars. Penalties were
called more frequently on the home
team, and Gartland's accuracy was a
powerful factor in this half, but he
MISSED a nQIQD6F Oh SIiOLS III Inc Sec
ond, when they would have turned the
tide for the All-Stars.
In the first half the clever passing
game Of the visitors had the locals
guessing some and the Danielson five
finished In the lead to s. BY close
guardin, the Tigers broke this up some
in the second period, while playing
fast and furious game for the basket,
at which they kept a rain of shots fly
oil the rnt1rf nd
quickly put the Tigers in the lead, 10
to s. by two shots in succession made
after ducink away from his guard.
Garland pulled the Stars up a point
on a foul goal, but Parsons shot one
from the center Of the floor for the IT.
gers. Mellor slipped in one for the
AH-Stars and Garland got an open
shot, putting them in the lead, II to
10. Reed looped in a pretty one that
sent the Tigers ahead again. a lead
which they did not lose aagtin. the
final score being: Tigers 90, Danielson
All-Stars 10. The lineups and sum-
mary:
Tigers-Parsons lg. Reed rg, Aberg
c, v. Caron IF, futile IT,
Dauielson All Stars-Gartland lg,
Keech re. Halpin Q, Mellor r. Rain.
score-Tigers 20, Danie1son ALL
Stars 10. Goals from the floor, Par
sons 8. Caron 3, Reed 2, futile 1. Cart
land 4, Keech Z, Mellor /. Foul goals,
Parsons !, Reed 1, Garland 8. Referee
Peckham Timer. Forsberg. Scorer,
Dilworth. Commute halves.
Second Tigers Were Beaten.
There was also a. game between the
Second Tigers and a team called the
Rockville Guards, which es usually
known is the Mighty Five. but chose
the other name Saturday night out Of
compliment to its former captain
Rydholf, who is now in Rockville. but
was home and playing in the game
The Guards won Is to 5. The lineups:
Rockville Guards-Amburn and
Swan, forwards; Rydholm, center; F..
Clish and Morgan, guards.
Second Tigers-F. Caron and White,
forwards; Vallin, center; Davis and
Pulling. guards.
Score-Rockville Guards 10, Second
Tigers g.. Goals from floor, Clish 8,
Rydholf 2, Anburn l. White .. Pilling
2. Foul goals. Amburn l, Rydholm l.