The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-02-18
FARGO COLLEGE
IS WINNER OVER
AGGIES' QUINT
Upset ALI Dope, and An
minister Defeat to Fav-
orites, IL to IA
FLICKERS AGAIN
TRIM 7. M. g. A. FIVE
Take Big Lead in First
Half Which Association
Men Fail to Shake

UpsettinE all dope, and playing in
q form that surprised even its closest
followers, the Fargo college Pasket-
bali team defeated the North Dahota
Agricultural college FIVE, IL TO IL, IN
a red hot game on the A. e. armory
floor Saturday evening.
The Aggies were topheaYy IaVor-
ties in the game, but failed to display
the form that had been shown in pre-
yious games. Refs, forward, usually
enc OF the AEgtes' best scorers. was
forced to give way to Heidner in the
first half because or pun loot.
Fargo college led, TO s. at the
end of the first half. The second halL
showed some of the prettiest work OF
the game, until toward the END Wheh
baskets and free throws by Ellis. era
her and Hodge gave Fargo collese
suf7cient lead to win handily.
GRADER, Hodge and Ellis did the
scoring for Fargo college. while
HAYES played the Aggies' best game
The lineups. and summary; -,.-
Fargo. Pos. Aggtes.
Lane hayes
GRADER T. Iels
Hodge G. asluueI
Burns 81. AnaSIsou
Ellis g.. wilson
Substitutions: Hanson for Hetdner,
Heidner for Hayes, Sinclair for HeiG-
Field baskets: Lane 1, GRADER 2.
Hodge 2. Burns ], Ellis 2, Hayes z
- q
Ere throws: GRADER 1, Hayes z.
Umpire: Pete Tterney, Fargo.
Referee: Stadsvold, University OF
FIicksrH Again Beat sY".
Grand Forks, n. D., Feb. 1s.-The
University or North Dakota again de-
feated the Fargo Y. M. G. A. in. bas-
ketball here Saturday evening, 81 70
ne, taking a lead in the first hair
which the association mem were un-
able to overcome despite heroic Ell
forts in the second half.
The game was extremely fast ana
hard fought. and as exciting and IN
teresting a. that played here between
the two teams week ago. The uni
versity led, az TO s. at the end OF
ward and Murray were scoring
stars for the "Y'' ave. Cook and Mel
son did the scoring for the university. /
The linsups, and summary Ty ,,,-.,,,.
camp Z. Richards |
Murray c. Nelson
Ryan g. seeu
PT sa5.titutions: dordsr for Nelson.
Riley for Bakken.
Field baskets: Ward 3, Camp !, |
Murray 4. Cook 8, Richards /, Nelson /
z, Gorder 2, Bakken /.
Free throws: Murray 5, nelson Z.
Battery r Beats MRpIetOn.
Napleton. N. ID, Feb. 1S.-The Bat
terry # basketball team of Moorhead /
defeated the Mapletop Independents |
in a clean, fast game here Saturday |
evening, Si to 12. J. Carlander ana /
Nemzek were stars for the battery |
quint, and Flick for the Independents
The lineups. and summary;
Battery F. Pos. Napoleon.
]. CRrlander Z. Collins /
Holger +. Waxler
NemEek c. Flick
Anderson 8. Lutes i
JeHten q. ScnRck II
Field baskets: ]. Carlander 3, Hol-
zer 3, NemEek s, Anderson 4, Jesten l.
Free throws: J. Carlander !.
Wins It's Twelfth Straight.
Valley City, n. D., Feb. 18.-The H
Valley City high school basketball
team won its twelfth straight game
OF the season by defeating the crack
here. MandRn did not score a point
in the first half.
A. C. Props Beat Lisbon.
Lisbon, N. D., Feb. 1Ss-Ths North
Dakota Agricultural college props
basketball team defeated the Lisbon
high school. IS to IL, in a hard fought
game played here. Ladd, LOTUS and
Mares We're pointgetters for the
props, and Kin for Lisbon, the latter
shooting FIVE field baskets.
InduatriaIH Want HOnora.
Glendale, N. D., Feb. ls.-The has
and Industrial school is in line for
honors, and challenges
any uuint Of its class in North and
South Dakota to a game to decide the
issue.
North Dakota and South Dakota State
college, have won from the normal
this season.