The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-04-02
Legion Beats Strong
Dover Team Is to II
Continued from Page y

Of The coin for choice Of baskets, on
which Fisk won, and chose the south
basket, the referee announced the
contesting teams, and received z
well deserved reception.
The pay Of the hr period was fast
from he start, and beth sides covered
well that the ball travelled up and
down the hall several times before
Conner succeeded in cagine it, getting
The ball from one of the Dover men
cut Of the scrimmagc. The crowd
went wild, and right away Fisk got
another for the locals, when Conner
passed the ball to him under the bus
ket.
Again the ball travelled all over the
hall for some time. and then Dover
getting hold of it gave a good cxhi-
bition Of passing, getting the ball
down under the basket when Gala
han shot it. In this period the Wis
itors had the ball much of the time,
but did not seem to be able to get
their eye on the basket Time and
again both sides missed seemingly
easy shots right under the basket.
J. Reardon got the next basket,
when the visitors again took the bali
down with their superior passing. The
shot was peach from the center
of the hall. These four baskets were
the only ones shot in this period, both
teams guarding closely all the time,
and this did not give anyone the
chance to get set for the shot. The
guarding of the locals was good all
through, while Shuttleworth for the
visitors, proved a stumbling block for
anyone that attempted to get through.
In this period ST. Johnsbuly got two
points on fouls while the visitors got
one, this making the score at the end
of the first period to ) in favor Of
the locals.
The second period was as fast as
the first, and in this period both sides
shot the same number of baskets
from the floor. The ball had been in
play for some time when Conner got
into a scrimmage under the Dover
basket. The ball was tossed up be-
tween him and his man, and on the
jump, he succeeded in tapping the ball
into the basket for the first basket OF
this period. Dover had a little hard
luck under st. Johnsbury's basket
at this stage of the game, but the fact
that they were so closely guarded also
had lot to do with their missing SO
many, for none of the boys were lay
ing around and watching the Other
one play, but all were playing their
hardest.
Dumas got hold of the ball in the
center Of the ball, and made a beau
tiful pass to Conner who Gagged It
for his third basket. Dover again |
showed their speed on the floor when
they took the ball down, the play
ending up when c. Rcardon dropped I
it in for'the visitors first tally in this
period.
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