The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-03-10
INTERESTING
GAME PLAYED
Between ". K. Seminary
and Hartford College
Basket Ball Teams Beaver Dam
Boys We're the Win
ners.

On last Saturday evening, at Bsan'
s'paa house, by special ifsdNatfon 0
De Hartford College baaIS ct bail team
the first and second teams of Beav
er Dam, accompanied by large mum
Der of ladies and gentlemen from
our meighboring town came over ana
played double header match gam
with. the former. The game was Call
ed at. eight o'clock with Mr.. JacL
Kelley, Hartford referee, Prof. Oscar
Shultz Beaver Dam. umpire, c. NJ
Barnstt, time keeper and CArsnce
Barnard score keeper. The lime UP OF
the teams was given i'm our last is
sue. The Hartford boys lacked TRAIN
ing and wsre out classsd by the visit
ors, excert i'm the first half of the
game played by the first team, Hart
ford coming out ahead in a score of
8 to 8, but in the last half the visit
suling at the end in a score of 81
to IL in favor of the visitors. ILe
scors for the second team was 80 10
13 in favor of the visitors.
Every member of both Hartford
teams deserves unbourded praise for
the work accomplished during the
games 1t was the general opinion
that they displayed more endurance
than the members of the crher teams
aA would probably have won out
had the halves been forty minutes
instead of twenty. Notwithstanding
their lack of traindng, they Chuck to
the pests with the greatest courage.
lack of traindrg. they stuck TO The
game with the grealsst courage.
The games were thoroughly enjoyed
by a large audience which had come |
out TO cheer the boys and everyone
enjoyed the excitement of the games
which were fair, and the contest was
pulled off with bhIe utmost good will |
and friendly feeling amorg the boys |
who composed the two teams, and
1eachens and patrons REPRESENTING the
,wo schools.
After the close CT the game most
,owandly and disgracCful act was COM
nitted by some young men who We're
lot connected with the game in any
way not Students of Hartford D0llege.
some eggs We're procurtd and Thrown
mong the visitors as they werc pre-
'aring TO leave, striking several per-
ons and bozpattering phem, running
heir clothing. Great indignation
Vas felt by the good people OF our
fwn and by every member of Hart
I'd college. both faculty and stu6bsnts,
5 we'll as the school board. A Court
t inquiry was organized Monday ut u
ne O'Clock and some fifteen or tlwea-
{. young men and buys were sworn
"a examined in an effort to discover
We perpetrators of the outrage. The >
lquiry resulted in wnits being Issued
n Raymond Philips. HsnberIt King.
evils Riley and Charlie Carpenter.
Dung Riley confessed to having y
sught the eggs and was assessed
ne OF $3.50 and cost by Police Judge
NJ. Grove. G. b. Likdns Is the
lty Prosecutor. Philips loft Sunday a
r Texas, and we understand young II
ing is In Louisville. None OF the N
hers have been apprehended as yet.
is the unanamous desire of the citi-
ms of Hartford that these men be III
ought TO speedy Justice and punninh ~
10 the extent o the law, and
en- this oannot in an adequate way r
uisfy the indignation felt upon the =
ut of our citizens for this Outrage.
upon the visitors invited ID
re from our neighboring town. to
Joy manly contest In o game OF Az
q blythe boys of the hwo schools.
Ie pupds ana beachens OF Hartford l.
Iese. Tuesday morning. unanimous
adopted the following resolution.
awning the feeling In the school: tel
'Whreeas after uhe closing of
no OF basket ball batweenn the
ltfond and Beaver Dam teams on
/ Saturday night, March Attn. 1911,
urned hhe most dissracetul. shame
and cowardy act In The history