The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-03-13
AGGIES ARE The
REAL CHAMPIONS
WIN FAST BASKETBALL GAME
FROM THE UNIVERSITY BY A
SCORE OF % TO 1s AND GET UN-
DISPUTED CHAMPIONSHIP OF
THE DAKoTAs.

In a game Of basketball which was
marked by the anal burst of speed
of the local team, the North Dakota
Agricultural cllege FIVE defeated the
North Dakota university quint Satur-
day night at the A. c. armory floor
by a score of % to 16. The aggies did
not play in their usual good form and
lacked the ginger, which has so char
acterized their work throughout the
season.
The feature of the game was the
basket shooting of Drummond and
Captain Darrow, the former securing
three and the latter four. Drummond
was at his best and was in the game
every minute, covering the floor with
wonderful speed and guarding his man
sclosely.
At s:15 the teams trotted from the
fdressing rooms and the A. C. received
IA loud cheer from their enthusiastic
supporters The half started with a
irush but the locals did not seem to
lhave the pep" and could not keep
iAhe ball in their territory long enough
to score. An exchange of fouls
in which Bridge failed to score placed
the visitors one point in the lead.
rings for field goal and the university
twas outplaying the home boys. On a
guard play barrow shot the ball to
EDrummond who dropped it through
1.-THE ring and placed the locals in the
dead. The farmers seemed unable to
Iplay up their usual standard and soon
had the small end of the count again.
With a field basket by DarEow, three
r. ynVa 4
points the whistle for the first half
sounded. The score 9 to in favor OF
the aggies.
The second half started with some
changes in both lineups. Wheeler went
I'm for Krefthefer for the A. c. and
Sadd for Blewet and Sorenson for Sa-
gen in the visitors lineup.
Coach Dunlap sent his team back
full of confidence and determination
but they seemed to be too eager,
often missing short shots and passing
the ball wild.
The farmers came back strong and in
this half outclassed their opponents
In every department Of the game. They
showed the old time ginger and snap
and had the bays from the u. going
every minute of the half. Bridge start
ed the fireworks with field basket
and Drummond followed closely with
another which gave the home boys
a good lead.
The honors for free throws were di-
vided evenly, the farmers scored z out
of 10 fouls AMI the visitors out of
IL. the former was awarded two points
while the latter was awarded ] point.
Bridge and Nolet also starred In floor
work and although they had few
chances at the rings succeeded in
dropping the pill in on every try.
Krafthefer and Wheeler at center
played their usual good game and
broke even on the jump with their
opponent Wheeler secured pretty
basket from the side lines.
For the visitors Hemp, Blewet and
wilcox played excellent ball. Wilcox
played back well and broke up many
OF the locals plays.
This victory gives Coach Reuber's
aggregation the undisputed champion
ship OF North and South Dakota as
they have won fourteen successive
games and have met the strongest
teams in the two states and have fin
ished the season undefeated
The lineup was as follows:
n. b. A. &, rs n. ID. u. is
Bridge ....,......F ............ Hemp