The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-01-14
But the Visiting Academy
Team Was Easily Out
played by Goddard
SCORE AZ TO IL
IN GAME IN BARRE
Large Number Of Substi-
tutes Were Put in Game
by Goddard

For the second time on their own
floor this season Goddard seminary won
a decided victory over the Craftsbury
academy visitors last evening, az to IL.
! The Craftsbury boys played fast
game throughout and especially in the
first half but were unable to hold out
against the Goddard quintet in the sec
| ond period Goddard was made to
work hard in both periods OF the game
although several substitutes were used
| The game started at S:45 and in the
first half minute of passing tug
Slayton tossed the first basket and be-
fore the same minute was up, Miles, the
center for the visitors, scored two
points for them. Slayton and Miles
continued the making of baskets for
few minutes and then Kelley made
long shot for his first basket Of the
game. Craftsburv's light left forward,
next drew attention by clever basket,
taking the ball from center. Both
teams wrestled with the ball several
minutes and both showed up some fine
teamwork In giving, as ii seemed.
few minutes demonstration of passing.
On four occasions during the first half
the ball was passed to Hanson, the
snappy right forward for the visitors,
and he tossed goal. Steve" Slayton
and the Craftsbnry center, Miles, were
inclined to be little quarrelsome Sev.
erai fouls were called against Miles and
Tug Siayton was sure of nearly every
throw from the floor from fouls.
During the first half Coach Leahey
sent in two substitutes but resumed the
second period with the ones who started
in the game. Craftsbury was without
substitutes. 1t was hard to detect
weak points in either team though the
academy boys were little light and
young In the game but showed excellent |
teamwork, al did the seminary boys. |
The passing Of the academy boys also |
showed that there was fine training be. |
hind them.
Kelley for Goddard could be men
toned In nearly every play while he |
was on the floor, as could Miles, the |
center for the Craftshury boys The |
slayton brothers were strong in every |
move on the floor and their nearly per-
feet teamwork gave them a chance to |
travel the length of the hall II either
got the ball; but the passing was not
all done by them alone, Tor Gaughan,
the left forward for Goddard was any |
where on the floor when he was needed |
and there at the right time
McPeake, new guard from Massa-
chusetts, had the first chance to show
his colors to Goddard and two baskets
were credited to him. Holcomh PLAYED
a fine game at guard, as did WiImot
and A. Thompson, who were put in for
a while for them. Kelley and Lawrence
Of the visitors each played fast and
sharp games. Hanson and Griggs did
some fine shooting from midfoor,
and although only one basket is credit.
ed Griggs, 1t was long toss.
In the course OF the game Coach
Leahey sent in IA different men against
the visitors though few at the last
played only few minutes. The line
up:
Goddard. Craftsbury.
Tug" slayton, ri ..,lg , KelleyI
iaughan, II ....rg, Lawrence
Steve Slayton, c..........,.c. Miles
Holcomb, re- ...,.....,...s.lf, Hanson
Kelley, lg ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS , Griggs
Score, Goddard AZ, craftsbury IL;
TUG Slayton 5, Gaughan 5,
Steve" Slayton 4, Kelley ?, McPeake
;, Miller /, Miles 2, Hanson 4, sriggs /:
ouls. Goddard 4, Craftsbury 81; substi-
utes, Mcpeake for Holcomb, Miller for
Kelley, Sector for Tug Slayton, A.
Thompson for Holeomb. Wilmot for