The Republican journal., 1910-01-13
BASKET BALL.


OF the recent games in that city:
Belfast not only played two of the fastest
games ever seen here, but also showed them
selves clean sportsmen in every sense of the
word. They accomplished something that no
other visiting team ever did-won a game
from the Lobsters on their own floor. Victory
failed to give them ''swelled cranum;" on
coming modesty. Teams composed of grand
good fellows like Belfast High will do much to
place basket ball on plane with other athlet-
ic sports. A game with Belfast has been ar
ranged to be played at Belfast January IT; this
will be the rubber" and may the best team
win.
The game will be played in the Opera House
in this city and will without doubt be the fast
est and best game ever played here. The
Lobsters team have been playing together nine
years, and it is considered the fastest team in
the State.
The Searsport Turtles defeated fast Delta
Kappa five from the University of Maine in
hard fought game, 18 to IA, in Searsport, Janu
ary 7th, before large and enthusiastic crowd.
The summary:
TURTLES (lS). DELTA KAPPA(14).
Gl!key ri Z. .'............''.. 10 Hooge
Flinton If f2....................r 2. .rb Homans 3
Irundy cz........... '...............'cf flsh
Colcord rb (2)....... II Dale
Referee, Webber. Timer Trundy. Scorer,
R. Gilkey. Time, pom. halves.
At Orono January sth the University team
defeated Belfast High by score of AZ to Is.
The Bangor News report says "Maine won be-
cause of her speed and superior knowledge of
he a1tbouub Ro1fast ba uiva
credit for having fast preparatory school
team. They showed good teamwork and
steadiness, but they were not able to keep the
ball in their possession very long at one time
Owing to a necessary shakeup in the Unver-
sity team at the last practice the team work
was not of the best, but this improved greatly
toward the end of the game. The best work
for Maine was done by Scales, who Gagged ten
baskets. Captain Marshall guarded we'll and
kept the ball well out of his teams territory
Lothrop did excellent work for Belfast. The
lineup and summary
MAINE (42) B. H. S. (15)
Scales, ri 10 Observation-Disclosures. If, Collins
Mason, If l. l.....................r rb w. Dickey
Washburn, 3.....................c, Stevens /
Marshall, rb L.. If, Lothrop
Morrison, lb If g.. .rf, H. Dickey (1)
Swasey, ID.
Referee, Stuart. Umpire, Mudgett. Time of
halves, 20 minutes each.
At Castine last Saturday night Castine High
defeated Castine A. A. by score of 21 to 1s
The lineup:
c. H. S. (21) G. A. A. (18)
J. Gray, rf ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. If, Vague
Perkins, II, ,..................... RI. Staples
f. Iray, c.-.. .............c, WardWell
| LOU, rR. lR, A. Gray
Brewster, lg. ...Ig, Hooper
In the Belfast Opera House last Monday
night Belfast High defeated the Maine Gen.
tral Institute five by score of 48 to 9. The
visitors were unable to score in the first half
The summary:
B. H. s. (48.) M. c. l. (9)
H. Dckey rf 9 9.................lb lib Hazeltine
| Ib Mace
Lothrop If 7................-..... .rb Trickey
Achorn If
Stevens Observation-Disclosures. Ames (1)
w. Dckey RIB b2..................f 2. If Homestead
CrOckef 10. RI Chandler s
/ Referee, Cunningham. Umpire, Crosby
Timer, Jones. Scorer, Mudgett. Time 20 min