Willmar tribune., 1915-02-17
LOCAL TEAMS WIN AND
LOSE PAST WEEK
High School Boys and Girls Win
While Seminary and Short Course

High School Boys and Girls Win
While Seminary and Short Course
Are Defeated.
Local basket ball teams engaged in
four games the past week and of this
number, they won two and lost two.
On Friday evening the Seminary team
was defeated by the Cokato team, by
a score Of A to 36, and the high
school boys won from Delano by a
score Of 33 to 80. At the same time
the Short Course team was defeated
by Dassel by Is to "a score. On
Saturday evening the local high school
girls triumphed over the Dassel girls
by score of II to z.
cokato ~, Seminary SO.
BY making one of the greatest rail-
les ever seen on the local floor and
taking advantage Of the inability CT
the local team to "cover up, the Co.
kato team defeated the Seminary last
Friday evening by a score of A to 36.
The game was fast from the start, and
at the end of the first half it looked
like local victory, as the score was
II to 10 with the Seminary in the
lead. The locals increased their lead
little early in the last period, and
then with only eight minutes left to
play, the Cokato team rallied, and
Hendrickson, H. Peterson and C. Pet
erson started a procession for the bas-
ket, and before it was over, they had
scored "a points. The best the locals
could do was to score 19 points in the
last half. Elmond Nelson with eight
baskets led the Seminary scoring,
while c. Peterson with eight, H. Pet
erson with eight, and Hendrickson
with four did the scoring for the win
ners. The score:
Cokato Seminary.
.....F. ......... Nelson
Z. Peterson ....F....... Tallakson
Y. peterson. ..... C. ......... Canton
Il. Peterson. 80. C. go. .Kanikkaberg
....G... Christian.
Baskets:-Nelson (S), H.. Peterson
(S), c. Peterson (8), Hendrickson (4),
R. Peterson. Kanikkaberg ~; Tallak-
son (2), Canton (2). Fouls:-Nelson,
out of Z; Canton, out of 8. Referee,
Harsted.
High School, 80; DeIano, SO.
The High School team journeyed to
Oelano last Friday afternoon for a re-
urn game with the team of that place,
md contrary to expectations, barely
losed out victory, by score of 80
% 80. Going into the game over con-
ident, they seemed unable to get 60
ng, and the game was exceedingly
low, considering the closeness of the
core. The first half ended with the
GORE 1S to 10 in favor Of Willmar,
md in the last half Delano crept
closer until they came within one
'oint Of a tie. For Willmar, Erick-
on and Flop Johnstone did the bulk |
# the scoring, each getting six bas-
lets from the field. Holt secured one
md Severinson, who was way off |
orm in his shooting managed to cage |
he ball but twice, and shot only !
hree fouls during the evening. For
)elano, Kuka and Mara played the |
'est ball.
Girls, II; DasseI, 7.
The local High School girls kept
p their record of a no defeats on
he home floor, when they defeated
he Dassel girls, Saturday evening by
score of II to Z. The game was a |
'ood one, and had either of the visit !
ng forwards been able to shoot fouls |
ny good, they would have won the |
'ame easily, % fouls were called on
and but three Of these con-
'erted into points. Esther Tallman |
With nine and Mildred Smith with |
wo points did the scoring for Will
mar. Anna Sundell did the scoring |
or the visitors. The score:
Willmar Dassel
rallman ........F. ......... Sundell |
smith