Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-02-28
VARSITY WINS Wins
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In a fast. Int .one.sided game. the
university basketbali team defeatea
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the fastest Kasketbaii ever seen on
the university foor, The university
team Nvas in oxcalIant form and d,ir-
inr the latter mart of. tne first half
and the beginning of the second. and
in these two neriods the varsity play-
ed in the best form Of the aso
.Concordia team tonight hard. hut
were completely outpiayed and did
The first five Minutes Of the ran,e
were marked Nv close guarding on the
part of both teams. During the OPEN
ing art of the game the varsity was
in poor form and did not start play
ing in their usual form until nearly
the middle .:of the half. Richards
opened the scoring, for the varsity.
with a field basket shortly after the
start OF the game. This was followed
up with one nv Coop. Halaas FOR
Concordia then dropped one in and
the score remained with the varsity.
retaininr q. small lead. Shortly after
the middle of the half. the varsity
found themselves and from then on
until the close of the period, the men
dropped in baskets at will. During
this part of the game, the university
speediest and cleverest basketball
shown on the university floor for
some time. During the last seven.
minutes. of play of the first half the
varsity scored 20 points, holding their
opponents scoreless.
The first par of the second half
was merely a. repetition of the first
half. The university team held the
.Concordia to a few points while they
cordia aggregation were hopelessly
outc!assed and at times, the superior
teamwork and passing of the varsity
men left them helpless. Towards the
close of the half. Coach Gill sent in
two substitutes and even with the
losing of two regulars, the varsity still
outpiayed their competitors. The uni
versity team increased their score of
Sc points and then rested content,
largest number of points secured by
them. in the last few minutes.
The game last evening made the
13tht straight victory. for the univer-
sity uuint and proved c~onclusively to
the most pessimistic that the Univer-
sity of North Dakota is represented
by n of the fastest teams in this
regulars playine for the university.
Coach Gil has deyeloped n Of the
smoothest working basketball ma
chimes that has ever represented any
institution in this state. Each man is
we'll fitted for his position and plays
it. i'm Rawless style. In Coon. Filing
son and Nelson, the varsity have three
dead basket shooters. Each man also
plays the floor i'm fine shane, and is an
important factor in the teamwork.
Last evening, Coop was the heavy
point getter. negotiating II baskets
for his team. He also worked we'll
on the floor. breaking IN the PLAYS of
tne team ana passing l n
good shape. Nelson and EllingsOn al
so worked in d DraiseWorthy manner
In Seed n Richards. at guards. the
tw E .me rs n have wf hel rep tSeir enpo ahsse
10 iOW scores the onIlre
season. Seed, at his position as stand
ing guard, is one Of the best defensive
men turned out from the institution.
He is both fast and aggressive, and
keeps his opponents at long shots in
all OF the games. His work last even
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