The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1921-02-10

opponents. The game, even if it
was not very close or exciting, was
good exhibition of how signal
plays are expected to work, and was
certainly enjoyed by the Scouts, who
romped through their formations
with a gleeful grin on each face, and
ran up final score of 70 points. to
Bayfeld's 6. The line up:
Scouts-70 6-Bayield End
Alton r.. F. = Parker
Haglund, Capt. L. F. Olson
Morgan G. Smith
Cease r. G. Vincent
Shoresman L. G. La Belle
Substitutions: Sheridan for Nor
gan, Bratz for Shoresman. Goals
from floor: Haglund a. Alton a,
Cease 2, Sheridan 2, Morgan L,
Bratz, I, Smith 1, La Belle l. Goals
from fouls, Alton l, Cease 1, La
Belle 2. Referee Bell.
On the same evening, the Scout
Second Team fought out hard
battle with the Y. Intermediates and
finally won by the score of ID to IL.
The scoreI was tied at the end of the
playing period, and an extra period
was necessary to decide the winner.
The Y boys were strengthened by
two Scouts, Torbol and Lamoreaux,
who knew their signals, and they got
the jump on the Scouts to the tune
Of 10 to 2 before the later came to
life After that there was a
slashing uphill fight which tied the
score at the end of the second half,
and pushed the winning basket
through in the overtime period. The
lineup:
Scout 2nd--14 12-Y Intermediates
Arseneau, Capt. R. F. Capt. Moland
Beers l.. F. Torbol
Oberts, s. C. Holman
Ihoreson R. G. Lamoreaux
Carlson l.. G.. Mitchell
Substitutions:, Niemczek for Beers,
A. Oberts for S. Oberts, Soshea for
Carlson. Carlson for Thoreson;
Flames for Mitchell. Goals from
floor, Niemczek 2, A. Oberts 2,
Soshea 2, Areseneu 1; Holman g..
Moland 2, Torbol |. Referee Cush-
ing.
On the next night the Scout First
Team went to Lake Nebagamon,
and defeated the High school team
Of that village by the score of 80
to 6. The Scouts expected to roll up
much higher score, but found that
the home team had acquired some
new talent since the last report, and
put up a stubborn battle. The game
was a rough one, but this was due
more to the rather cramped space
and the eagerness of the Nebagamon
boys than to any intent to foul. The
Nebagamon team was just organized
this winter, and showed remarkable
team work for such short time of
playing together Both teams were
considerably handicapped by the low
hanging rafters, which restricted
basket; this was fine for the guards,
but no good medicine for the for
wards, who had to work hard for
every point. The lineup:
Scouts-32 6-Nebagamon
Alton, r. F. Hansen
Haglund, Capt. L. F. Persons
Sheridan c. Capt. Ferguson
Bratz R. G. Wallin
Shoresman l.. G. Jacobson
Substituttns: Morgan for Sheri-
dan, Cease for Bratz, Drolson for
Persons, Springsteen for Wallin.
Goals from floor: Hagluid 10, Alton
3, Sheridan /, Morgan L; Ferguson
II. Goals from fouls: Haglund q,
Hansen g. Referees, Lindsley and
Cushing.
The Nebagamon folks gave the
boys a royal good time from start
to finish of their stay their, includ-
ing an appetizing iced and a skip
kum-a-loo" after the game. iFor
the benefit of those who dc not un-
derstand Choctaw very well, we
will say that "skip-kum-a-loo" bears
the same resemblance to dancing as
moonshine does to the stuff that used
TO slide over the bar; and it's got
the kick, too.) When the Nebaga-
mon boys get to be as good at bas-
ketball as they are at entertaining,
look for them!