The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-02-05
QUIGLEYS GO DOWN
Geyer and Clark Pass Pill
Around Defense of Oppose
ton - Marine Improves
Game Right Along.
POLO STANDING.
LAST NIGHTS REsULI4
Smokes. 8: Quigleys, s.
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LAST NIGHTS REsULT4
Smokes. 8: Quigleys, 6.
A. 8. NJ. s; Greeks, 2.
After leading the A. s. M. five for
i the hrst two periods Of play last night.
tho Greeks could not keep up the
good work. due to the wonderful rough
| and hard playing Of the Seeders' de-
tense men. and were forced to take
the short end Of q 5-to-2 count. The
Greeks had all the edge Of the play
ing for the first two thirds, but start
ing with the first goal credited to the
Seeders which was detected into the
cage by Fetzer, all the breaks Of the
game were in favor Of the Seeders.
It might be said that at least three Of
the victors goals were pure luck.
Hanks Luck Turns.
Lancaster after making pretty stops
ON all of them had the ball bound
away from him and then taking Eng
lish" hop back into the cage before
Hank could move.
Dink's men showed their best play
Of the evening in the third period when
they put up far better game than the
Greeks, each and every man being all
over the floor and at the right place
when needed.
The first period was over twelve
minutes gone before either side could
score. Bulla shot terrific drive In
the corner Of O'Metz's goal from the
side. Just one minute and thirty sec
onds later he made another on the
same kind of a shot. Both were
beauties. The period ended with the
Grsks 2. A. M. s.. 0. The second was
-. at tAa
could tally in this period and then
came the third so disastrous for the
Greeks and so good for the Seeders.
who tied the score Just IS seconds
altar tho whistle had blown. From
then on the game got rougher with
two Of the Greeks crippled and the
8eeders' defense showing the best
play Of the season, Drinks five added
three more to the total.
Smokes start Strong.
Starting with a rush the Smokes
ran up commanding lead In the first
period which stood them well in hand
before the game was over. They won
the game by the score of to 6, max
ing five In the first. two In the second
and one in the third. Geyer and Clark
put on some pretty work especially in
the first period when they passed all
around the Quigleys defense, several
times taking the ball the full length
of the floor.
Marine, at first rush for the Quig-
leys, also played a stellar game, show
ing rapid improvement over his work
Of last week and proving to be nee
essary cog in the machine like work OF
his team. His work was especially
good in the last two periods.
Hauehton Drives Hard.
The Smokes were the first to score, |
Geyer getting hold Of the ball in a
scrimmage before the Quigley's goal. |
and tossing 1t behind Snavely. Clark
followed two minutes later with a |
pretty corner shot from the right OF
the cage. Then Dink Minor got busy |
and just to give the Smokes better |
lead kicked one behind Snavely for |
the Smokes third goal. ky, not liking |
this, proceeded to shoot one two thirds |
the length of the floor fr the Pharma-
cists' first count. Clark opened up
with two more, the period ending with
Smokes claiming and the Quigleys
I.
Marine, Haughton. Clark, Geyer and
Marine scored in order in the second
period on some pretty, cleverly exc
cuted plays. Both teams went to it in
earnest in the third period, the Quig-
leys counting two and the Smokes l.
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