Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1918-03-20
HIGH SCHOOL WINS
SECOND GAME OF SERIES

CAS- seen by High School Student)
The high school squared up in the
race for the City championship Friday
evening, when they defeated the Semi
nary quint by a score of 1912 on the
high school hoor. The game was fast
and interesting, with brilliant team
work, basket shooting and guarding dis
played.
Captain Lundquist was the star Of
fensfve player, netting all the field bas-
kets made by the high school, besides
figuring into the teamwork. One Of his
six baskets was clean shot dropped
thru from the center of the floor. Kleve
had considerable hard luck with his
shots, but played the best feeding game
of the season. All but one Of Lund-
quist's baskets came as result of
pass direct from Kleve. His floor work
was good and time and again he would
drop down and catch Wallin as he was
about to shoot Erickson played one of
his best games of the year, holding
Wallin without basket, which alone is
no snap as Wallin has made from to
Beesee played a defensive game and
watched J. Eagleson closely; he secured
tho tip OF fully half the time. Osmund-
son held Canton to one basket and shot
four baskets from the foul line making
tho score 1912. The other point wa
made when Wallin shot a foul for the
high school. A foul was called on the
Seminary. to begin the second half with
! and s.sEsfckaon. the referee, placed the
| ball on the high schools foul line. Wall
| in got mixed up in the direction in which
they were shooting and shot to the foul
! for the high school before he could be
stopped.
]. Engleson played a good game net
ting three pretty baskets while being
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teamwork in wonderful shape and in the
second half, shot pretty basket with
one hand from one side Of the gym. Leo
Engleson held Kleve to no baskets and
! besides dropped one thru for the Semi
: nary. Lund had a hard time keeping
Lundquist from scoring but worked
hard thruout the, game. Wallin tried
shots Of every description when he
| found out that Erickson kept him under
his eye when within striking distance
Of the basket but to no avail; his horse
| shoe had deserted him. Many times
would try to shoot from the middle of
the field when a Seminary man was
! open under the basket.
| After the game, a coin was Topped to
see where the deciding game would be
| played. Bender won the toss, SO the
game will be played on the high school
floor; most likely on Thursday or Sat-
| urday evening.
The crowd was large, the gate receipts
coming to $50.
| Lineup:
| High School Seminary
Kleve ...........RF. F.... Wal1n
Lundquist ....LG.. ........ Canton
Beese .C...... J. Eng1eson
| Osmundson ...... .RG. ........... Lund
| Erickson ... .LG. .(c) L. Engleson
Baskets: Lundquist s, Canton 1, j.
.Engleson 3, L. Engleson l. Fouls: Os-
mundson, out of 8, Wallin, out OF
for high school, out of for Semi
nary.
CAS- seen by Seminary student)
In a good fast game, the Seminary
lost to the high school Friday night al
the high school gym. A few minutes
elapsed before any team scored when
Osmundson shot foul. The first hall
ended with the high school at the Ions
end of 9-5 score.
II The Seminary came back strong the
second half and were within or
points of the high school but Lund'
quist's sharpshooting kept the high
school in the lead.
There were nine fouls called on the
Seminary while there were only three
called on the high school. The Semi
nary did not play noticeably roughel
game than the high school but it seems
there were a few fouls overlooked. A
return game will be played next Satur'
day at the high school and a good game
is looked for.