The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-02-10
Both Outfits Fight from Whistle to
Whistle With Local Quintet
Holding Edge Along Entire
Route; Contest Clean. Ii
VISITORS TIGHTEN UP
DURING SECOND HALF
c. h. s. Gets Four More Than Even
Break In Last Period; No Kicks
From Bugs On Brewers
Work; Score rs to SO.

In clean hardfought game on
.uhe local high school curto last night
Chickasha met and decisiyely defeat
ed the Pocasset quintet by a score
OF 81 to SO.
In fine physical condition, both
teams went in there and fought IL
out Ito a finish and at the finish
both were going ut top speed with
Pocasset having the better OF the
argument at times in the second
half due, perhaps to Chickash1's in
ability to get together.
Starts with Rush
The pickering started like whirl-
wind, Chickasha tossing tine first
two goals Within the first minute
of play. Pocasset came back with
a free throw on IA personal foul
from which time 1t was hammer and
tengs to the end OF the first half.
but with Chickasha gradually widen
ing the gap as to scores between
the two teams.
Pccasset Whips Up
In the second half Pocasset whip
ped up. Moore for Pocasset and
Richards for Chickasha staged u
basket shooting duel in the second
period, with the Pocasset man reg.
istering seven to Richardson's five.
The Pocasset team work lmprov-
ed In The final session Oh the Chick
asha pep oozed out frlction-or
something Anyhow, things didn't
run so smoothly for the purple ana
gold battlers. In tae first half they
finished Ii points go the good scoq-
ing 81 Ito Pocassets II, but in the
second, the locals got but four more
than an even break, the score for
the last half being 26 to %.
Pick EN- Out-All Good
Looking at the whole proposition
from hypodermical standpoint,
these ten birds were All good and
it would have taken search with
set Of strong glasses to see uny
thing at all sour with the work,
individually Or collectively, ON the
court last night.
Some folks claim, and so far they
have gotten away with 1t that "Fig-
gers can't lie,' so here goes.
Score book says that Moore Of
Pocasset was the premier scoring
machine of the evening He tossed
a total of ten field goals. Richard
son for Chicoasha was second with
eight and Green third with seven.
Moore also held the majority OF
delegates on the free throw question,
tossing five out of seven attempts
while Green threw five out Of eight.
Chickasha was charged with seven
personal fouls and Poeasset with
eight
There were no alibis TO offer on
either side. Both teams played to
their limit and Chickasha won, not
easily but handlly so why kill much
more space with this sort of junk?
Be lit said that one Dutch" Brewer
from o. u was there with bells on
and refereed the entire game with
out one kick from any player, coach
or fan, all of which comes near bat
ting 1000 for Dutch" as a judge of
play.
The Lineup.
Pocasset: More and Daniels, for
wards; McKown, center; Station,
Osborn and Elicit, guards
Chickasha: Fields and Richardson
forwards; Green, center; Adams and
Smith guards.
Summary: Field goals. Moore,
10; Richardsno s; Green Z; Fields,
G; Adams. 4; Daniels, 4; McKown.
3; Smith, /. Personal fouls: Stat
ton. 4; (replaced by Osborn) Moore.
1; McKown, /; Osborn, Elliott, L;
Richardson 8: Green, 2; Smith, 2.
Referee, Brewer. 20. W
Second String Men Lose.
After the first string men had ad-
ministered defeat to Coach South
wards Pocasset five, the second
team under the leadership of Capt.