The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-02-25
Two H.ARB|0RS
Wins FIRST BY
score. !. Il TO ! 10
over BElMlDG''
SECOND GAME WILL
BE PLAYED THIS EVENING
..Fuzz'' Johnson Only Local
Player 70 Score; Pr.
!. Diedrich Referees Game

!. team, played the Two Harbors quint
last evening at the armory, and were
beaten by thirty-one points, the score
I being Al to TO- &,
sss,,.;lBemidji's speedy left forward,
..FIxz'' johnson, started the score
with a free throw on foul called
M stein. Th4snext basket was made
Nv b. Strand who red deemed himself
from the pSTeonaT which mad Deen
called on him sa few moments before
which Johnson had missed. Johnson
! then made another free throw on the
Z parsoual called on Knutson. 4. strand
splayine right guard, then found an
opening and netted another for Two
fiarbors. Knutson made the next Tor
the opposing quint, which was FOL
! lowed by another foul on Stein winch
was netted by JohIison. 4 T
5es I 4 Knutson Lnoky. !.
Knutson had q sstreak of luck and
{ made two In quick succession. stein
made another basket, and soon there
!. was another foul called on him, max
ing a total Of three L. Strand round
another opening which .aB Bemidg" had
2 failed to Ali and rung another. Soon
after this "Fuzz, had foul called
!. 81, him which Knutsons netted. = stein
then, made a basket which brought
the score ,lp to fifteen IN the visitors
favor 1Johnsonssho another, when
was Followed by. I. Strand. A little.
4 cloE9 playing ensued for a. Few
minutes until ]. Strand broke loose;
and. nS4ted another for his team
johnson brought In the next Tor
Benidji, which was soon followed
! by Stsin,s ssshot just before the flrst
half finished with Two Harbors
twelve points, ahead. G.
Second Half. r
The second half started off with
I the same line UP that played IN the
FIRST half, IL. Strand and knutson
-netted the first two baskets, which
! weLfe fp Itowed sby a personal called
+ on Knptsen; which johnson planted,
making one more point for ':Bemidg."
Time was, called for Bemidji, and En-
win Massaybstifuted for Graham. L.
Straild netteI q hatd one, another to
Bemidji's cred II. dich was followed
by q personal on |. Strand, which Err
win missed; Knutson made another,
get; away and netted two more IN,
quick, succession, followed by an
I other from Strand Time was called
again for both Bemidji and Two Har-'
;bors,, Phibbs being substituted for
Olinss1and Scott for w ilkenson. A
perAonaTt was soon called on Scott
= which Johnson missed. L. Strand
made the last three for Two Harbors.
s The Lineup. Z
. Bemidji Two Harbors
Smith. 49,. .ig. -. Wlisensoa sels "a
Warheld. &c Steln s'ts1li!
johnson # = strand E 90
Iohngof, OF Bemtdjf was the only
player. who made any scores for his
!. team. He had three free throws and
two. field baskets the first half, while
the Last half he only netted one field
. basket and one free throw. Erwin
missed free throw the second half.
i. Strand made two field baskets
and one personal was called on him
the first half, while the second half
hescared five feld baskets. Knutson
scored three field baskets and one free
throw and brought two personals
against him ths first half. while "a
the second half he netted four Held
baskets and one personal against his
credit. Stein made two field baskets
and had, three personals called on
him the first half and the second half
he eauuieted down and didn't even
make score. s..ss'..~, .- =. y. T..
r. Strand made three field baskets
the first half and one field and one
personal !, against him the second.
WiIkenson, and. Scott had personal
EACH the second half.
DT. j. w. Diedrich refereed the
game. johnson and Hannah were
scorers, and Lower and Crothers were
time keepers. -.
A second game will be played to-
night and the locals are determined
to even tf1eir defeat. r."