Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-02-04
UNIVERSITY
| WINS GAME
FROM FARGO
Exciting Game Goes to the
y Grand Forks Team by a
Score Of 25 toll.
(By NJ. Babcock.) ).

nuiopldy OF InaC little ola
Pep" that has always characterized
Fargo college in the last half OF
scrappy game played last night,
EJ1pings away with the long end OF
keor Of rs to IL. Their first chance
SHOW the stuff OF which they were
hade, W Coach Caldwell's -proteges
ame across with some excellent
lead and team work, not giving Far.
70 college a look in at the game in
PIE last half.
For University, sproul and Thor
as center and forward, did
telfar work, Sproul placing six shots
y one half. Thorwaldson claimed an
Equally good record, sprea ding his
food work along a little. with two
baskets in thes first half and four in
ne last. The work Of the varsity
(uards was a feature Of the game,
ftenshoel> and HAYNES feeding the
orwards IN a way that left no loop.
sarnsky OF iFargoscollege had a little
raii.e-up AN their w when it came
Q carrying the ball down the hall.
Excellent passing and good teamwork
characterized the work Of the Fargo
lunch all through the game, although
he last few minutes found them we'll
uckered out.
Fargo Lead OF with Rush.
Fargo college started the game off,
aking the lead in the first three min
ties of play.-and> keeping it until the
eginning of the second half when
University came back at them. Far
oud not be touched at >irst and
hey had 1t. almost entirely their own
bay. The university couldn't find the
sasAet at all, and shot after shot was
missed.
The University boys showed a little
.~ervousness at first. probably due to
The, fact that this "a their first
SttjHe. However, University began to
nd its pace shortly before the end
Ended with the score Q to 5 In favor
If Fargo.
The University boys started the Sec
nd half in the right way with a bas-
-et in the first minute or two.
through some clever passing and
ast ifootwork, Thorwaldson took the
all down the hall for another bas-
let and balanced the score 8 and 8.
"U' Speeds Up.
The rooters began to get enthusiast
i, 30 varsity took Fargo on for an
AIKEN out and Wyttenbach was sub
Ea oNsA
Fargo came back, varsity scored
fsgain. Fargo began to get winded
knd their Minnesota" defense, their
srong card in-the first halt, began to
tucker OUT. "sNS1
Il With stenshoel and Haynes as
e1arsity guards feeding the forwards
Eke old timers. University went down
me shall sagain and again. Sproul
Found his place, ringing basket after
asket. like a veteran. Plat Of Far
No was taken out. Hanson substitut.
(shg. but the change didn't do any
|soods Fargo was beaten BY that
i'm e;sand the game ended with the
EsU" emen, on top, rs to II.
N The slow work of the versity boys
al the, first half was probably due in
n great degree to the fact that this
Ekas their first appearance on the
soor9 this season. Every mar on the
as7ami was new; Ellingson. the only
k8tterman from last year, missing the
samea by being absent from the city
|ipiro4gh "a misunderstanding. The
FORK OF Fargo college was commend
sble,a,A lighter team by far than
|shat*tS the University, they displayed
T3o end Of nen and headwork. and the