Norwich bulletin., 1916-02-21
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CORNELL NOSES OUT
 A THRILLING VICTORY
Browns Great Field Goal Gave Itha-
 cans the Lead.

In one of the best intercollegiate basketball games ever played in this city the Cornell five nosed out at 21 to 20 victory, over the Yale quintet, in the Yale gym Saturday night. The contest was a thriller throughout and the result was in doubt up to the last second of play.
 The Yale team played @ remarkably clever passing game and most of their scores came after neatly executed shone brilliantly in long distance shooting, the wearers of the red and white registering the majority of their points on apparently lucky shots from hal" the distance of the court.
 Kinney of the Eli five stood out as tao most brilliant player on the court. Tn the first half he scored all of Yale's nine points and throughout his work, both i'll the scoring department and in the blocking game, was of the most played his usual effective game at guard, while the work of Mallon and Weiner was also of a high order.
 In the visitors lineup Sutterby and damaging work. The former hung up four field goals and the latter regis tered seven of CornelPs total points. Shelton, the giant Cornell football player, kept the Yale forwards under cover at nearly all stages and his de- fensive work was an important factor in the Cornell victory.
 The game started off briskly with both teams showing much speed. The Eli five passed cleverly, but did not get within striking distance of the red and blue basket. After about three minutes Sutterby grasped the ball in the middle of the court and at this long range caged the first goal of the contest. About minute later Kinney eYened up the count when he scored field goal after TPCHiVinh 9 v, SS from Taft
 With the score Il to against them at the start of the second stanza the Yale five started off with a rush and in less than three minutes they had forged into the lead. Brush caged field goal and this was followed by Mallon's field goal. This gave Eli two point lead which it held for about four minutes. The Ithacans put on extra speed and forged into the lead column again when Lunden caged field goal which was followed by a field goal by Sutterly and a foul by Captain Brown. Kinney scored for Yale after the ball mad been worked into Cornell shelton of the visitors followed with a field goal. Kinney registered a foul goal and this was followed by Sutter- ly's field goal. Weiner cut loose at this stage and gale Yale one point lead but Brown put the game away nth a field goal from three-fourths Vne distance of the court. The line up:
 Yale Cornell. AAOA |OH 5rOWn
 Right Forward
 OS4i lIunQ6n
 Left Forward
 AdlI tcapt') .'. '............... Sutterly
 Center.
 MdlIon AShmead
 Right Guard.
 'AI!iAAiVJ SnelLOn
 Legt Guard
 Summary: Field goals. first half, Yale, Kinney B. Carroll, Brown, Sut- terly ?, Ashmead. Foul goals, Kinney g. Brown ?. Second half, field goals, Weiner 2, Brush. Mallon, Kinney, Sut- terby 2, Brown, Lunden. Shelton. Foul goals, second half, Brown, Kinney. Subst1tut1ons, Weiner for Horton, Gar field for Brush Time of halves. 29