Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-01-26
ALLENTOWN IS
AGAIN LOSER
Tech Walks All Over Tailend.
ers in Scholastic League
Contest Last Evening

While Steelton was trimming Cen
trail, Tech increased it's standing in
the Central Penn League at the Has
sett gymnasium by winning from AL
lentown, "a to 16. AS result, Tech,
Central and Steelton are in q triple
tie for second place. York is the
only team in the league that has
rot been defeated, and the White
Roes are scheduled for their first
lacing at Chestnut street auditorium
next week when they meet Tech.
The contest was exceedingly slow
at the outset, the guarding being
very close. Tech was leading to 6
after fifteen minutes of play in the
first half. Then in the last five
minutes of play the Maroon squad
loosened, running up eight more
points in rapid succession, while
holding their opponents without far
ther scoring. The score at half time
was 10 to G. Dutch" Miller was
the bright star during this period,
caging four pretty goals from field.
Lingle was again off color from the
fifteen-foot mark, netting only three
out of thirteen attempts.
Both Teams Score
There was more tallying on both
sides in the second half. Tech add
ed nineteen more points to it's count
while Allentown gained ten more.
The victors had no particuler stars
Every member of the team took a
hand in the scoring. They were a
quintet of youngsters. who ought to
make good with more practice. Their
foul shooting was very mediocre
Wieder, Moyer and Weston each took
a turn and between them they tall
lied but six out of a total of thirty
trials from the foul line
Beck became active during this
period and sent the ball through
the net four times, bringing his total
to five for the evening. With half
of the latter over, Huston went to
center in place of Wilsbach, and
Smith succeeded Kohlman at guard.
The Smith lad scored two pretty
goals from field that brought much
favorable comment from the spec
tators. He will be sure to be heard
from in future games. Dutch" Mil
ler tossed fouls in this period and
tailed 5 out of Z. He played heady
game throughout.
In the preliminary contest the
Sophs surprised the first year lads
by trimming them in easy fashion,
26 to 13. The second year boys took
the lead from the start and were
never headed. Captain Frank lead
ed nineteen of his teams total. The
lineup and scores:
Tech. Allentown.
Miller, f. Wieder, T.
Lingle, f. Bohlen, f.
Wilsbach, c. Heberling, c..
Kohlman, 6. Meyer, &.
Beck, &. Weston. g.
Substitutions-Smi for Kohl
man; Huston for Wilsbach. Goals
from field, Miller, 4; Beck, 8; Kohl
man, 2; Smith, 2; Wieder. Bohlen
Heberling. Meyer, Weston. Goals
from foul, Miller, out of z; Lingle,
out of 10; Wieder, out of IL;
Meyer, 2 out of 6; Weston, out OF
IS. Referee, Mcconnell.
Freshmen. Sophs.
Wenerick, (. Sykes, f.
Emanuel, f. Huston, T.
Ellis, c. Frank, C.
Taylor, g. McCord, g.
Garrett, 6. Pleam, G.
Substitutions-We Weidman for Wen
erick Snyder for Pleam; Matter for
Sykes. Goals from field, Sykes, Hus-
ton, Frank, 4; Snyder, Wenerick
Emanuel. 2; Ellis, 2. Goals from
foul, Huston, l out of 4; Frank, IL
out of IT; Wenerick, 1 out of o;
Emanuel, l out of Z; Ellis, 0 out OF
2; Garrett, L out of 8. Referee, Kill
Iinp,er