New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1911-01-18
co. "a OPENS SEASON WITH A
VICTORY
n. y. I. 5. Seconds Defeat 8. 3. 6.
Basket Ball.

xAoOV IAOO NIX Nv WV oOOOVS 0OSA
games we're played at the Armory.
The first game Was called At $50 and
vas between the local High School
2nd team and the Browns Business
College team. The contest proved to
be very exciting and resulted il /
score of 25-A In favor of the II. S.
Cleveland Getting was the star for the
H. s. and demonstrated that be is
fast and steady player. Several
times be pulled the team out of tight
places and repeatedly threw baskets
from difficult positions when they we're
most needed. he was the mainstay of
the team. Franklin Blume, as center,
outplayed his opponent, but failed to
connect with the basket from his
man, chances. The last two minutes
of play he threw tho basket that won
the game. No doubt with little
more practice he could develop into
LIST team man. joseph Groebner Ut
the start did not guard as closely as
he ought, with the result that his
opponent, Ed. Berg, threw several
baskets before his guard became
aware that he would have to guard
more closely. Ed. Berg Is fast
player and plays good game ct
forward. Arthur HUM for the Bust.
ness College did not 20 into the game
with the vigor that he showed last
year and only once in while flashes
of his old time form could be seen.
Albert Fritsche, his guard, did we'll in
preventing him from scoring more
often. Frank Schaefer played good
game for the Business College. In
the whole little team work was shown
by either team, due undoubtedly TO-
lack of practice.
The second game was called at
about $50 and was between the local
Co. ga" and the Mankato Co. I'll"
Co. "B" of Faribault was supposed
to have appeared on the floor but
thru delay in organization failed to|
show up and Co. "H"was substituted.
The game proved to be one sided and
disappointing to the spectators who
expected close game. The score was
86-12 in favor of the local Co. On
account of the one sided game the Co.
ga" team cannot be truly judged.
They played all around their oppo-
nents and 1t did not take Co. "H"l
very long to realize what struck them.
From appearance it looks as if the
local boys had . strong team and will
give all their opponents during the
season hard rub.
The lineup: J
B. B. c.. N. U. H. S. S.
Berg r, F. Neumann
HUM L. F. Getting
Martin G. Blume Capt.
Schaefer r. G. Fritsche
J. Ahrens Capt. L. G.. J. Groebner
Sub, Bolstad for Ahrens, a.
Ahrens for Bolstad. Field goals:
Blume, 7; Getting, 3; Neumann,
Huhn, 6; Berg, 4; j.
referee, A. Groebner; umpire,
Antony; timekeeper, Laue. Time of
half, 20 minutes.
Co. A repeated its performance of
Friday evening, at St. Peter on
Saturday, thereby defeating Co. X
by score of 45-l3. st. Peter was held
70 q standstill in the first half only
scoring two points. New Ulm's
guarding prevented the ST. Peter for
wards from scoring turnout the game.
Bacher played his usual star game in
The first half but was injured In the
second half and his opponent manag.
ed to get away for Eve baskets.
Buenger at forward connected for
aeld.goals eight times. Only one free
throw by &C y" Groebner, was made
thru-out the game. The game was
clean considering the small floor which
made good basket ball impossible.
Death Claims Colonel Dandy.