Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1914-03-13
LEWIS AND CLARK HIGH SCHOOL
WINS BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP

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ing form and could not resist the
lmpetuous attack OF the Pullman
boys, and the final score, 1911. was
indicative of the strength of the
teams as they stood. Lewis and
Clark beat Davenport rather easily
The Davenport boys were prettv
well popped out, as they we're small
anyway and could not stand the
hard grind.
Ihen came the final game Satur-
day evening between Pullman and
Lewis and Clark. Six times was
the score tied, at 2, II, 70, IA. II.
and Is, and when the timers pistol
cracked just after a foul was called
ON Pullman, the game was decided
Tor Lafayette, cool as a cucumber,
walked to the foul line, and with a
seethtng crowd around him, tossed
the ball through the net, and won
game and a championship for
Lewis and Clark.
The teams were undoubtedly in
bad shape from fatigue, but played
well, though on pure nerve. There
was little fouling comparatively and
Pullman played the cleanest game in
this regard that they had played dur
ing the tournament. Both Moss and
Lafayette were in great form and
missed only three and four respect
lively out of IL and 13 chances.
Roy Boiler officiated during most
OF the tournament and gave uni
versal satisfaction. link worked in
four of the games.
The lineups were as follows:
Cashmere G6)-Kuelbs and Pain,
+; Estabrook, c; Jones, Nagley, g.
Walla Walla (33)-Cutler, Bolts, f.;
Gilbert, c; Copeland, Youdoyitch, G.
Latah esd. Sheppard, Davis,
+, j. Sheppard, C; Jarvis, Poore, g.
Toppenish (24)-Lancaster, Kemp
er, f; Ward, c; Robbins, Cole, g.
Davenport (28)-Ousen-P Phillips,
Thomas, f; Phillips, King, c; Waldo,
Laughbon, Tanner, G. Gle Elum (16)
-DeBan, Waite, f; Balmer, C; Kin
ney, Schober, f.
l.. & c. (34-Lafayette, Wood
ward, f; Rudberg, Kuhn, C; Orian,
Andrews, Ferrel g. Colville (3)-
Chamberlain, Waddell, f; Stolts, C;
Clark, Cakes, G.
Pullman (32)-Price, Moss, f;
Henry, C; Glover, Stuckey, g. John
son (13)-H. Sodorff, A. Myers, f;
Thompson, C; c. Myers, Larsen, w.
Sodorff, g.
Latah (1O-Sheppard, Robert
son, f; J. Sheppard, C; Jarvis, Davis,
g. Davenport GD - Phillips
Thomas, f; King, C; Laughbon, Tan
ner, G.
Toppenish (18)-Kemper, Lancas-
ter, Benz, f; Ward, C; Robbins, Cole,
G. Pullman (32)-Moss, Price, f;
Henry, C; Glover, Stuckey, g.
L. C C. (2D-Lafayette, Wood
ward, f; Rudberg, C; Orian, Ferret
Andrews, G. Walla Walla (32)-
Cutler, Bolts, f; Gilbert, C; Youdo-
witch, Copeland, 6.
Pullman (19)-Price, Moss, f;
Henry, C; Stuckey, Glover, g. Walla
Walla (1D-Botts, Cutler, f; Gil
bert, c; Youdovitch, Copeland, g.
davenport 90 - Phillips,
Thomas, f; King, C; Laughbon, Wal
do, Tanner, G. L. G C. (33)-Lafay-
cite, Woodward, f; Rudberg, Kuhn
c; Orian, Ferret, g.
Pullman (18)-Moss, Price, f;
Henry, C; Stuckey, Glover, G. L. &
c.. (19)--Lafayette, Woodward, +;
Rudberg, C; Terrell, Orian, 6.
Boiler and link alternated at ref
erence and umpire. Morse scored al
eames and Casad was timer.
Sidelights on the Tournament
pullman pep" was again shown
at the games in which Pullman fig
ured. The roofing of the Pullman
contingent under Rooter King Egge
was alone worth the price of admis-
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