The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-02-21
Force Overtime Play of Two
Minutes Before AssOcia-
ton Annexes Game, 10 to
II.
PARKER SHOWS FORM
Speedy Forward Backstay of
Champs and Mainly Re-
spOnsible for Staying Off
Defeat.
Y. M. c. A., 10; A. S. NJ, II

1t took two minutes overtime play,
for the ''Y" basketball team to defeat
the A. S. M. Co. five last night, at the
Coliseum, the Seeders throwing the
biggest scare the association camp has
experienced in many days. The score
stood 1917 at the end of AZ minutes
playing.
The "Y'' squad took the floor with a
patched up lineup, expecting to have
an easy game with the Hoosiers, Lam
ming and Duning out of the contest
resting up for the game with the Day
ton five tonight. The, association
crowd soon lost their over-confidence,
when after 5 minutes of hard play, the
Seeders had slight advantage on the
score sheet
Parker seemed to be the only "Y"
man in the game, making practically
all the associations points in the mi
tial half. The Seeders on the other
hand could not locate the basket, fail
ing to make single field goal the
first half, largely the result of the
stellar guarding of Burton and Schep
man. Score-Y. Nj. C. A., II: A. S. NJ.
Co., 7.
seeders Come Back.
The second half witnessed the
comeback" of the Seeders. who play
ed all around their opponents, work
ing the sphere up, down and around
the "Y' crew, who seemed to have lost
all interest in the proceedings:
Through the splendid floor work Of
Diggs, Clements and Davis the factory
outfit tied the count at the Is point
mark. A. S. NJ. Co.'s supporters at this
stage Of the battle became frantic in
their efforts to take the game, Glenn
ents responding with difficult shot
from the side of the floor
Jones evened the count, with but
two minutes to play. Both teams
fought hard but neither side could pro-
duce the necessary point and the final
gong saw the score tied.
Play Overtime.
The Captains of the two fives
agreed to play two minutes for the
first two points scored. After several
moments of furious scrambling on the
part Of both teams, the over enthusiast
tic efforts Of Taggart. gave Jones a
free shot at the netting, which the
latter converted into a marker An
other foul. a second later gave Parker
! another chance, and amid the noise Of
the "Y" supporters, the pressman trap
ped the sphere, and the game.
For the association five Parker and
Schepman took the leading roles, the
former exhibiting some sensational
floor work. while the latter prevented
the Seeders from doing better than
3 baskets during the entire game.
Brunton played a good game.
For the losers. Diggs. Taggart and
Clements put up good games, although
the rest of the men were in the fray
, at all times. The foul-goal shooting
Of Diggs. proved the biggest factor in
the scoring Of the Seeders, making / /
foul points.
! Lineup and summary:
Y. M. c. A.. 10. A. S. M. Co., II
Forward
Parker ...........-.... Davis
/ Forward
Roach ....... Clements
Center
/ Brunton NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Diggs
Guard
Schepman Taggar,
! Guard
Field Goals-Parker s, Jones
Clements 2. Davis.
Foul Points-Diggs II, Parker 7
Schepman. Jones.
Fouls-Y. NJ. c. A, 10; A. S. NJ. Co.
49,
Time of Halves-20 minutes.
MINI. Eariham.
Attendance-2.0 900.
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