The Glenwood post., 1913-02-22

The eitizens Of Glen wood who attend
ed tho double basketball game last Sat
nrday night between Leadville and
Glenwood were incemed beyond meas
| ure at the raw deal given the Glenwood
players by the Leadville referee who
evidently went on the floor with the
| determination to win the game for his
| teams whether their work justifiei q
decision or rot.
Miss Porter refereed the first hall
Of the girls game while Mr.. Linvills
was he referee in the first half Of tue
boys' game and the fairness of their
decisions showed that they would much
prefer TO zee their hone teams lose the
game than to have them win by any
sort o. s.! arp practice or unprofession.l
or unfair dseisions.
The inst hAif Of the giris game vas
played without iHterrspt;ea and a.
though LssdvilIs played IN exesllsns
fl.'or es1s, they were eonPletely out
eIsssed i. basket work BY tie Glen
wusG ix.
The filst half Of tAs bsys' pne w.s
a'ss Slaysd withsst i.teesuP<;oa- }:
was ehssaetefiaed sy, AAsA a.st Play,
ln61 nne e - eMoo
goals asl two MI = & visitess tSe
| field xUalT aud four fouls.
Score 1t the end Of tie first Aslf,
Lesdville boys q, Glenwood 10.
Mr.. Kimmel, the Leadville eoacn,
then took the place Of the local off
! cials and the second half of the girls
game began. 1t soon became evident
| to the spectators that something was
wrong. Fouls were being thrown ill.,
\ discriminately and the officials PAR
tiality increased rs the game advanced
| until finally when the half ended the
spectators rushed down from their
seats en- masse and it was with diff
Guilty that order was preserved.
Score at the end Of the second half.
Leadville girls 90, G!enwood is. DIR
ing the intermss'on preceding the l.is.
half of the boys game Mr.. Kimmel
promised to run the game fairly. For
a few minutes all went we'll. Then
came = recurrence of the actions that
% marred the girh' game. Discrimin-
alton in calling fouls and calling the
4 lon - al =
in play on the floor. Mr.. KiHmel
would not listen to reason and the
game was called off with the score %
to 10 in favor of Gienwood, with three
minutes to play.
Our girls are good loserA They have
taken defeat in every former game
they have lost as only true ladies and
true spsrtswomen can and We cannot
help sdmiring the position they tsok
ard the spirit they showed Saturday
night
When Ni.s Allen, the psi,siPal Of
our High schosl, and NJ. Hnvills, sns
Of IL Ma isAsel tessAsss, vs.4 70
Kinnsa 3a.ins - Issgrss Z ~ ~
AAk II the soys'gans s.f bsegsa hin
in ~ nans Il dses.ey cd fair paay
to - jsst n ~ Assisisas n - give
css bsys Whist tAsy Aaa 0sasl 81 ~
70 carry slt his ePPafsaE Gstsaina.
tisa - nAhs 1p IN - Assitsas ~ ~
lssk = S1in - ~ pazt q ~ tsan,
Klnnsl rsfsssa - esnset ~ ssssas'
sss Aseisisas - - sAAaes he esassa
and there was Do*Aing lsft for eaf fae.
atty - d. n jasties = ~ hs0s tsaA
bat ean ~ eans eff a.a in tAis tAey
very reluctantly did
The Leadvi3bs Herald Dsnsesas, in.
spired no doebt by Kimnsl, gave . ves,
biasei account q the game and aade
nunerous sta4en.ents sbeut ear player.
that were mot = m waRsassed' by TIT
facts CeaeerAine this aAd Nr. Kaa'
reis manner q fefsreeise ~ Rns
Mis- Allen and Mr.. Liaville, ON beAsal
Of the faculty consented y sivs ~