The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-02-10
D0NNYbROOKsDEFFATS
NORMAL QU|NT
TERRIFIC SLAUGHTER AT LIT
TIE CITY UP THE SOO-TOUR-
NAMENT TO BE HELD FEB. 25
IN MINOT OTHER NEWS
NOTES.

Donnybrook defeated the Minot
Normal quint last Friday night at that
place by score of Al to 81. The
game was slow the first half, with no
great excitement produced for either
side, altho at the end of the first half
the score stood 18 to q in favor of
Donnybrook.
+: the second half the Normal boys
can.e back with some spirit. Limbaugh
was put to guard, Christianson shift
ed to center and Sanford called to
forward. He played a good game at
forward, making five out Of the ten
field goals. Limbaugh's guarding was
also good.
The good work of the Donnybrook
team was largely that Of Murphy. M.
King and r. King, altho the guarding
of Alberts and Peterson had merit.
The two teams played the second
half even, % to %.
The lineup was as follows:
Donnybrook. Normal.
r. King. Forwards Christianson
r. King Rom
NJ. King Center Evenson
s. Peterson Sanford
Maynard Subs Limbaugh
Alberts
Goals from the field: r. King, 5; E.
Murphy, 6; NJ. King, 6; Waldron, l.;
Sanford, 5; Christianson, 2; Rom, g.;
From fouls: R. King, l; E. Murphy,
4; Waldron, 3; Christianson, l; Rom,
After the game the Donnybrook
Hiph school entertained the visiting
team and the accompanying fans rlght
royalty. 1t was real hospitality which
the visitors heartily appreciated and
which helps to make defeat lose Its
sting.
On Thursday afternoon the Girls
Glee Club sang two numbers at the
Mid-winter Fair, "Stars Brightly
Shining by Bronti, and "Come,
Hearts Delight" by Ambrose.
The Boys Glee Club gave two selec-
tions, "Everybody Two Steps" and
Southern Dances" This is the first
appearance of the Boys Glee Club so
it is attended with special interest.
On Saturday evening, Feb: 5, the
Faculty Club was entertained by MISS
McCulloch, Miss Cook and Mrs. NC
Arthur in the social rooms of the Main
building. It was postponed appoint
ment, the severe weather on the regu-
lar night making meeting impossl,,
BILE. The members were entertained
with varied program, most clever
and enjoyable in every detail.
Mr.. Altman has made translation
from the German of an article which
will appear in the March "Mind and
Body"
In this article the author, DR.. Du
Bois Raymond, disproves the belief
that the benefits from apparatus ex-
ercises depend wholly upon the oxy-
gen consumption during the exercises.
Instead, he holds that in apparatus
work the oxygen consumption is COM
paratively low in proportion to the
hygenic value of such exercises.
The basket ball tournament of the
high school league to decide the cham
pionship in this district will be held
in Minot on Feb. Is and 26. The or
NAL school gymnasium will be used,
which offers even better facilities than
in the past for both players and spec
tators. Choice of team letters will be
made on Saturday, Feb. 10th at 7:45
p. m. in the Normal school office. If
team is not represented at the draw
ing and is to compete, it's team letter
will be selected by proxy.
The Normal school will offer free
use of the Main building and fifty
camp cots for visiting players, with
the understanding that an official is
to be present with each team to be re-