The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-22

noon In the Deseret gymnasium. The
last contest between the two schools was
After iard sos ss sse Hss tsa Is es' sa
6ility Of the visitors winning from tho
Now that the Granite Ave is out of
local division. they will start hard work
in preparation for the coming game with
the Salt Lake high school Should they
win from the high school. the L. D. 9. ..
will be the undisputed champions OF the
Salt Lake division.
The game started after bota teams
oy boys sRos shot BASKETS BASKETS Z that % showed we much
ability. Ausherman practiced shooting
baskets from the foul line and rarely
missed mis- q shot The game started ID VIII tli
in place OF Clawson and Grant, the regu-
lar forwards. Smith played center and
Olson and Williams in the guard posi-
tlons.
Battle Is Fierce.
The first basket Of the game was made
After the jump-up. Felt got the ball and.
otter several passes, he shot pretty
field ba sket from the side Of the basket.
The half was hard fought. and as the
game progressed It became rougher, with
both teams getting into frequent mix
salt was is to Il in favor of the l.
In this half Glen Smith showed poor
form in his shooting from the foul line
on free throws. getting but four baskets
out OF ten tries; The l. D; S. y; points
liams (4) and Felt (D. For Granite.
the scorers were ThoEum (2), Mackay (2)
and Ausherman 90. An extra point was
awarded to the GRANTEES by the officials
Between halves the supporters OF both
schools formed snake dances and paraded
the floor. Yells were given for every
player and for the L. D; s. band, which
mr. ali d,,rt fho
game Harry Halton led the cheering.
At the start OF the second half, the
L. d. S, U; players made several spec
middle OF the second half the score was
tied at %. Both teams played furiously;
but after short period the L. D. s. u;
to the end the l.. D. S. U. held their
lead The Granite team played a better
floor game than their opponents, but in
their tries for baskets they had much
hard luck.
Players Are Hurt.
Time was taken out in the second half,
as Felt, the star forward OF the l.. d.
! S. u, was injured in miXup. About a
| minute before the end OF the game Mac
kay was also hurt. He finished the game,
The Granite points in this half were
made by George Hamilton (2), Thorun
| (2), Mackay 60. Ausherman (5). The
l.: D. S. U; points were made by Smith
lA). OiSon " and Felt (b).
The star of the game was Felt OF the
L. d. S. U. He scored ten points OF
which four were field baskets. He re-
placed Smith In shooting fouls and sue
ceeded in getting two baskets. Olson and
Williams did great guarding. while Grant
did excellent work in the second half
| For the GRANTEES, Mackay was the best
man. He was in every mixup and scored
| four baskets. He tied the score In the
second half. Ausherman played a stellar
game at guard and did good work from
| tle foul line His basket In the initial
| half was the longest shot in the game.
Thorum played good game at guard.
! George Hamilton also starred.
Alonzo Watson of the Weber academy
| and Vadal Peterson of the University OF
| Utah were the officials and die excellent
work.
| The lineup:
Ora mite. L. D. s. u.
| Thorum. ..s,e...-.-.....R,. -...... Felt
George Hamilton. .rf.. Taylor, Grant
NactAy .s.s.-, ..c,..es Smltn
Mcdonald ..........,.lg... 80. Williams
Field askets-Hamllton l, Thorum 2,
Mackay 4, Ausherman /. Grant 8. Olson
| .. Williams 2, Felt a.
Free throws-Smith. 4 out of 10 tries:
Felt, out OF tries, Ausherman, 10 out
OF 20 tries.
| The second teams played a prelirninary
contest. with the Granite team the win
| ner by the close score OF 20 to 81. The
game was close throughout, with the
| Granite five having the better OF the con-
| test, although an equal number of points
was scored by each side. Two points
were awarded to the Granite team by