Norwich bulletin., 1910-01-24
Mighty Five Wins By Nine Points
C. A. C. Five Defeated in BasketballScore "A to Is On Y.M. C. A. Floor-Baseball Schedule Committee at Work To-Day for Big Leaguers

In return game at the Y. M. c. A. gymnasium on Saturday evening the Mighty Five won their second decision over the basketball team of the Gen. tral Athletic club, handing them a de- feat by the score of 24 to 15. This was a better showing for the c. A. c. than when the teams met before, as the score then was 31 to 16 in favor of the Mighty Five.
 Better team play, more shifty foot work and skilful baskea shooting ac- c. A. boys, who were not ruggedly built ts their opponents. but had a bet tre knowledge of the fine points of the game. Rankin for the Mighty Five shot his team into the lead shortly after the start by two goals in quick succession, one made by 1nterceptlng a pass from outside by the c. A. C. Sullivan than rung up one tally for the c. A c. on free shot from the foul line. Riordan caged one from the floor, bringing the score up to 4-3, but Gallivan popped one from straight in front of the basket that put tine Nigh from Riordan, Foley slipped one through the net, bringing the score up to 105 in favor of the Mighty Five before the half closed.
 Beginning the second half, Swan was in place of Clish at left guard for the Mighty Five, but the CA. c. line up was unchanged. Sullivan brought out cheers from the c. A. c. supporters by starting the scoring with field goal. Futile added two points for the Mighty Five from free tries, and Stat tery ca ged one four goal for the C. A. C. GaIlivan then made one of the prettiest goals of the evening, a long shot from the side, and followed 1mne- diately after with a one handler that dropped in Goals by Rankin and Tut tie gave the Mighty Five a nice lead, on hV a field goal by Houlihan tackled up three points for the c. A c. Gallivan was on hand again with a side step shot that dropped into the basket Tlme was taken out while JACK docIOreu up
 Rfordan and Hou1ihan boosted the score to p to 15, the latter shooting his basket out of a clinch with one or put on the final score, leaving the points Mighty Five 24, c. A. c. Is. The lineups and summary:
 c. A C-Riordan c, Sullivan If, Stat tery of Foley lg, Houlihan rg
 Mighty F'ive-Tuttle c, Gallivan If, Rankin If, CIish and Swan lg, Dono- hue rg.
 Score. Mighty Five 24, c. A. c. 15: 2. Riordan ?, Faley 1. Sullivan 1, Hou- lihan 2; foul goals, Sullivan 2, Futile 2. SIattery 1; referee, MT. Bandlow; umpire. William R. Frisbie; scorer,Lee Mabroy; time, 2U minute ndiVeS.
 Water Sports Have Walkover.
 There was also a preliminary game between the Water Sports of the as- sociation and the Baltic Imperials, which was a wa1kover for the Water sports. They appeared in purple shirts with an orange stripe. setting pace both in costume and in playing that had the Imperials dazed from the start They played a nice passing and shoot ing game in the first half. Parsons, Belledeur and Va1lfn shooting baskets nearly every time they laid their hands on the ball The final score was 40 to 15. The hneups and summary:
 Water Sports-Vallin If Bellef1eur If Calligan c, Parsons 1g. Brown rg.
 Baltic Imperia1s-St Armour rg, Stephen (captain) lg, Swanson c, Roy If Higham If.
 Score. Water Sports 40, Baltic In- perials 5; field goals. Va11in 5, Belle feur 6, Parsons ', Higham 2; foul goals, Belleheur 4, Higham 1.