Rock Island Argus., 1920-03-11
IUIVS FIRST CONTEST IN THE
LITTLE nineteen" TOURNEY;
/ CARTHAGE and NORMAL VICTORS

III AC8SkO6s IA 0SOAN, ~
man, re-; Carlton, lg. Shurtlen:
Truesdale, RI; Campbell, II; Crum,
C: Gustafson. rg; Thaim. lg. Subs:
Wagner for Teasleg. Bobb for Carl |
ton, Stafford for Campbell.
Summary-F1eld goals: Bitter
man, 2: Teasleg, 2; Wagner, /;
Beard, s; Carlton. 2; .Truesdale. /;
Campbell. 2. Free throws: Beard,
4; Campbell S; Thaim, /. Score:
Carthage, 80; Shurtleff, IL.
Referee: Birch; umpire: Schom-
mer.
Time OF halves-20 minutes.
The morning crowd numbered
400 at the tournament. This group
was composed of both the local
supporters and visiting delegations.
There were some sizeable bodies
Of students attending some Of the
various school teams. The ranks
OF the sideliners increased as the
afternoon games began lining up.
Twice the morning crowd was esti-
mated to be on hand at 2:30.
State Normal, "a; Millfken, g.
The big dope can was upset this
morning when State Normal de-
feated Milliken with score Of "a
to %. Milliken throughout the first
half was completely lost and Nor
NAL played circles around them.
Passover. Milliken's big forward,
could not get past Harrison, Nor
mails plucky little guard and was
held scoreless, with the exception
of . couple OF free throws,
throughout the entire first period.
Normal on the other hand dis
played excellent form and the
guarding of Harrison was an es-
pecial feature. The first half ended
with the score Is to Z in Normars
favor.
In the last period Milliken came
| back strong and held Normal
scoreless for some eight or ten
minutes, and tied the score at II
to II. From then till the final
whistle it was nip and tuck all the
time, neither side obtaining more
than a two point lead. Milliken
took the lead at % to 2c, and held
it until two minutes before the
close Of the half when Harrison
rolled in another looper for Nor
NAL, and held the Decatur school
scoreless until the gun cracked.
| Little had been heard in local
circles about Normal, but it was
conceded throughout the confer
ence that Milliken was one Of the
most formidable of all contenders.
This shoots Milliken down into the
secondary schedule, where if she
defeats all comers she will be
pitted against the winner Of the
primary schedule for the title.
Lineups-State Normal: MohI
RF; Fielder LF; Westhoff c;
Harrison RG; Ward LG. Milliken
Robinson RF; Passover LF; Gill
C; Dunscombe RG; Young LG
Subs: Thompson for Fielder. Tai;
bert for Westhoff, Bailey for Rob
inson.
Summary-Field goals: Mohr 2
Fielder 8, Westhoff 2. Harrison 4
Gill 4, Young 4. Free throws
Fielder 2, Passover Z. Score: State
Normal "a, Milliken 90. Time o
halves: 20 minutes. Referee
Schommer; umpire, Reynolds.
LOMBARD, IS: WESLEYAN, 26.
= Lombard easily defeated Illinois
; Wesleyan in the fourth game Of tn
series this morning with a scor
Of 35 to 26.
: Zook and Mace starred for tn
Wesleyan aggregation, while F
Newburg did the honors for LON
. bard. The Galesburg outfit ha
l been running strong the last hal
Of the season. and while they wer
. picked by many to win this bou
it was surprise that they piled u
such a wide margin.
!. The first half ended with tn
score IS to IA in Lombard's favor
Wesleyan put up a good gam
scrap but they were outweighe
and outclassed by their opponents
Lineups: Illinois Wesleyan
Mace, rf.; Glocka, IT,; Zook, c.; Liv
/, ingston, rg.; Sutherland. If. LON
bard-P. Newburg, rf; Turner, If.
Stokes, c.; Murphy. rg.; r. New
burg, lg. Subs: Sutherland 70
: Glocka. Butzow for Zook, Strang
for Sutherland, King for r. New
burg. Nelson for Murphy, Wertmal
for Stokes, Schutts for Turner.
Summary: Field goals-Mace 4
| Sutherland 4, Zook 2, Livingston
, r. Newburw 2, Murphy 2, Stokes
, Turner l, DR.. Newburg S. Ere
throws-Mace 4, P. Newburg
Scores-Lombard 35, Illinois Wes
, leyan 26. Time of halves-20 min
utes. Referee-Birch. Umpire
=, Reynolds.
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