The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-03-02
IN THE WORLD OF SPORT

lineup. After short preliminary the
excitement was on.
other field shot, 9 to 8. Repeating the
pretty trick he raised the A. C. hopes
sky-high by putting the A. c. ahead for
the first time, II to 9.
Score n TOss-Up.
From this point it was a see-saw at
play. Anybody's game. The fans were
wild with excitement, the teams were
fighting like veterans, although rather
tired. Murray slipped in a foul, IL to
Peterson, F. c. McQuillan adds two
Thomas. F. c. speared a counter, rails
tally by a foul, 10 to 10. Bolsfnger,.
A. c. nets two points on a hard drib-
BILE, putting the A. c. ahead Is to 10.
Murray misses free shot on foul Will
cox, A. c. runs around basket twice,
missing each shot. Haggart nets one
on a running shot, again tying the
Harris, A: e. misses foul; Gulbran-
pushes in a heartsmasher. A: C. II,
F. c. Is. Harris, A. C. missed a costly
foul. Murray I. c. misses foul, Nc
kee went in for Wilcox. Haggart
the score II to II. A foul was called
as the ball was in the air, and a long
dispute followed. The basket was al
loved: Torson, F. c, went in for
the shoulder. Blk, A. c.. was substi-
tuted for McQuillan. Murray missed
a foul shot. but retrieved the loss by q
long shot near the middle of the floor,
making the winning score for Fargo
college. The whistle blew shortly az
ter, and the game ended in a burst of
cheering n shouting from the #. C.
section Score Fargo college 10; A. C.n
The game was indeed a heart smash
err nothing to crow about on the part
Of the winners, nothing to be ashamed
game until the final whistle. Both
year, by only one basket.
In such a game there were few stars.
Every man played to his limit, and the
close guarding prevented any one man
from getting away very often.
Agricultural COLLEGE.
harris did the heavy scoring, netting
three askets Wilcox, got one basket.
one doul; GuIbranson two baskets, Boil
ed good combination work, each man
scoring. "
Captain Bolsinger did some great
t u9oe "9 Tbs, being dangerous at all
ing close, but permitted just one too
many costly shots, All the pIayers
supported him in fine style.
Fargo College.
Fol- Fargo college, Murray and Hae-
gart a Gach s9eared three baskets. Muir
shootlng; Thomas secured one basket
IN the Few minutes he was in. Az
Ihough the rest of the Fargo college
fana,T ala not score, they did good de-
tensdVe work, n made it possible for
the orWards to connect. Sim and Boise
at yards were a puzzle to the a. r.
qulnt: Pederson, the little Fargo col
iege forward who scored heavily in ths
IdSL "A. L. game was R1ncnIxr
and although he got in the game well,
was unable to connect. - 80
Thomas and Torson did good work.
late for the A. c.. $3.50
Banquet.
After the game the defeated A. G..
boys showed fine spirit, accepting the
F.. c.. invitation to the Annex Where
Atty. w; j. Clapp had arranged for a
The tables had been decorated by
several artistic college girls. A large
new basketball was placed on a stand-
ard as E center piece. The place cards
s%ignifying unity and friendship.
Dean Robinson refereed as toastmas-
ter, and the toasts were short and to
the point INK s@nN &s
Those who responded were Captain
Bolsinger, A. G.; Captain Murray, #. c.;
Coach Wood, A. c.; Coach Watkins, n.
~, EroLessoT DyHes, a.. e.; professor
| Wanner, r. G..
The final speech OF the evening was
made by Mr.. Clapp who arose amid til e
cheers of h guests. He expressed his
JOY in the evenings events, congra-
tulating the victors and consoling the
losers. He complimented the two
schools on the splendid spirit shown,
and mentioned many instances when
the "A. G. had favored Fargo college in
the past. He concluded In the hope
that this good spirit would continue
and that the athletes would do all in
their power to p~romulgate a feeling.
of accord and friendliness.
The evenings festivities ended in
| three cheers for the mar who had
made the love feast possible.
NORMAL Wins SLOW GAME