The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-02-26
ROSE GETS BUMPS
IN QUAKER GAME
Fast Earlham Team Still Has
Chance to Cop State Sec
ondary Honors in Basket.
ball Line.
LOGAN SHINING LIGHT
EarIham 50; Rose Poly. 10.

Eariham 50; Rose Poly. 10.
Championship dreams Of the Rose
night, when in forty minutes OF slam
bang, rough-and-tumble battling. the
Earlham machine, with Herb (Capie)
Logan at the wheel, completely crush
ed the Engineers by a 80 to 10 count
at the Coliseum.
The victory ties the fighting Qua
kers for secondary championship
honors, as Rose. Wabash and Earl
ham have lost practically the same
number of secondary games. Last
two thousand fans.
Without q doubt the largest factor
In the Quaker win was the phenom-
tive forward, hailing from Blooming
dale. Logan displayed the most SEN
sational and classy floor work that
has ever been exhibited on the local
floor. "Capie" was the nightmare of
the Poly guards, hitting the netting
for a total Of twenty-three points
enough to win the game and some to
spare This was the youngsters third
collegiate game, but the form he dis
played last night ranks him with the
fastest men in the state.
Engineer Husky.
The Engineers presented formid-
ahle appearance on taking the floor
big, rangy Fellowship made Earl
ham supporters quake with fear, and
when. after three minutes of play the
scoreboard showed Rose, 5; Earlham,
0. the Quaker hackers began to get
uneasy.
It was Logan who made the first
Quaker score, after dribbling the ball
through and around pair Of Poly
guards Herb again boosted the Qua
kar count a minute later with foul
throw, good for one marker. A fash
OF lank form down the floor, q dodge.
q twist and a sQuirn, and ABE" Rowe
had tied the count.
Forty seconds later Rowe again per-
formed the trick, giving the Yellow
and White the lead and causing bed
lam in the host of Earlham rooters. A
couple more by Rowe, Logan and
Kemper sent the Quakers total climb
ing. Rose meanwhile breaking in the
score sheet occasionally, with shots
by Haggertv and Demming. Earlham
maintained the lead throughout the
half. which ended with the count
Earlham, 10, Rose. 10.
Second Session Easy.
The second session witnessed the
complete annihilation Of the Engin-
GERS Rose made the first marker on
a sensational shot by Carter. who To-
Gated the leather from the center OF
the floor From that point. however.
the QuaherS offerse sTamped the
luckless PoIyites, who seemed utterly
unable 10 broal, up the lightning fast
work of Rowe and Logan, this PAIR
scoring time and again.
Four personal fouls on "kus KEN
per put the lengthy pilot out of the
fray az this point Of the battle Rowe
shifted to center ard Wolfe went IN
at forward The combination kept on
going at the same clip. adding score
after score TO the Quaker column.
A broken bone in the hand of Hag-
gerty caused the withdrawal of the
Poly captain. and big loss to the
team play of the Engineers. who. al
though hopelessly beaten. continued TO
fight with grim determination.
Regulars Show Caiibre.
Although Logan was the star OF the
game the work Of the other Quakers
must not be nnderestimated, as VIII
liams. Rowe. Lancaster and kemper
come in for a shareof the hOnors in
playing high-class basketball the
work of Williams was excellent. The
husky guard displayed defensive work
surpassed by none. Ross rode his
man with a vengeance, and held that
worthy to a lone marker, besides
working the ball to the fore men
again and again Williams was in the
fray at every point Of the contest, and
deserves much credit for the win.
cap" Rowe played his usual steady
game. contributing to the slaughter
with Quintet of fields. several o.
them Of the Rowe special brand O
overhead shots kemper, though
working against against giant-sl1
foot three and weighing 210 pounds
put up good game, trapping a trio
OF baskets while in the game. Lam
caster played better than at any pre-
vious time this season.
Haggerty Leads Rose.
For the engineers Haggerty ant
Demming showed the best form, the
former caging three fields and caus
ing the Quaker guards much trouble
with his great height. Demming, the
stellar guard, put up hard, uphill
game against the speedy Logan. ant
secured a pair of baskets at the guart
position. Carter. Plangue and King
cry worked hard.
Summary
Earlhar. &c. Rose. 10.
Rowe (Captl. Wolfe ...... Ringer,
Forward.
Logan NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Plansu'
Forward
Kemper. Rowe 49,. Haggerty. Carte
Center
Lancaster, Stanley. Carter, Davidson
Guard.
Williams. Lamb .......... Demmin
Guard.
Field Goals--(E.) Logan 9. Row
<, Kemper g. (R) Haggerty 3, Dem
ming 2, Carter.
Foul Points-tEl Logan 5; tR.
Plangue 4, Carter g.
Fouls-Earlham II. Rose 8.
Time Of Halves-Twenty minutes
Referee-Cook Undiana).
600.
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