New Ulm review., 1913-12-31
Colls1laas Meet Defeat

Colle1llns Meet Defeat
Ii close, dercs'y fought game th'
New Ulm Collegians were defeated b
The Loyolas, OF Aankato. Is the Logo
| 10 CLUB hsll MONDAY night, the dna
SCORE betng % % . The New Ulu
team was composed Of former New
4 Ulm high school players who srs nov
amending various colleges and univsr
stiles 10 tho middle west. AZ might b
expecssd their teamwork wss mediocre
bst their d0or play and basket shoot
iog vas good q 8 whole.
The COLES Hans counted within thl
drst minuss and completely ousclassed
| their rivals 10 tho first period, which
vas played under collegiate rules, and
the halt ended With tho score Is to II
10 favor Of the New Ulm boys. Mos,
OF their baskets we're scored on long,
clean shots or following fast dribble
and the LoyoIss could not cope with
these. The first half Vas remarks bic
ID that not seconds time Vas taken
out and % only thres fouls were called
there vas not much chance for rest.
The play Vas fast and furicus from
tho toots OF the whistle, the Loyolss
with their. superior tesm~Ork and
knowledge OF tho hoor endeavoring to
overcome the advantage ~hich the
New UIm players had By virtue Of
their strong individual play. The
spsceators had many q, reliance to cheer
for Doth teams when some particularly
clever bis OF passing, or fast dribb.
ling, or accurate goal shooting was
pulled of.
The second half was played Under
the A. A. U. rules and that seeueds to
affect the play, of the college boys
somewhat. aowever, both teams
Tough. desperately and the New Ulm
team managed to retain the lead for
the first fifteen minutes of the second
period. The machine-tlke teamplay
of the Loyolas and their alI-round
training and stamina then began to
assert themselves aud they were able
to SLIP The ball thru the hoop five times
in the last five minutes while the local
team could not add single point TO
their total. .-
Tu uhere, the ianky center Of the Man
katO team, Was undoubtedly the indi-
vfdual star Of the contest. He count
ed ten field goals, thus scoring twenty
points, more than half of the Loyolas' j
total. Hoerr, who weut in at rig ht
forward for the Lpyolas ia the second
half, also PLAYED II stroug game, gel
tug four baskets in the twenty min |
utes Of play. 1t was the playing of |
the LOyOla team as d whole, however,
their excellent teamwork, hard passing
and feeding To Tuberg, which brought
them the hard-earned victory.
The ColIegia ans relied almost entire
ly upon their Individual play tbruout
The game and allhO they retained the
lead for thirty of the forty minutes
0f play their condition was not quite
good enough to last aud they allowed
ne game to slip from their grasp, At
be end. A number of local basket.
oall fans accompanied the team to
and they expressed them.
'elves as satisfied With the result,
very thing considered. Dr.. A. "
Seifert Of this city refereed the first
'al: while Ia, lor, OF Mankaso, ottici-
ted in the second period, and sltho q
ew Of the decisions Of the latter were
ludicrOus, the ooys did not
aiud, tor every one bad q good time
nd we're Oh the whole satisfied with
be results. ~
- THE LINEUP: F
'EW ULM. l20) MANKATO. 49,
mann r F. Dxuber
layer LF Kiffe
Ilume C Tuberp