Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-12-21
LOCALS and
MODEL HIGH
TAKE One EACH
Girls Win While Boys From
University High Are
Defeated

Model high, two basketball teams
strong. came in from the university
last evening Inc halved basketball
honors OH the Y. NJ. c. A. floor with
twoateams from the Grand Forks
high school The Model girls quin-
tet defeated n team formed by u
group of high school girls by a score
o. s tor5 while the high school boys
lriun,phed owe tho Model high war
riors by a So to Z score.
No moro interesting. thrilling or
exciting game of basketball has been
seen on the Y. M. G. A.. floor his sea-
son than the battle between the
bloomer wearers Of the two prep
schools. After IA brief struggle be-
tween ten girls over the possession OF
a basketball, Sinclair OF the Grand
Forks high school broke away and
topped the ball. few moments
later Katherine Mcmillan negot ated
a similar vancouver tieing the core.
half Miss Mcmillan negotiated an
other successful and sensational bas-
ket from the floor giving the visitors
"A to . lead at the end OF the first
half.
The second half got under way in a
lively name and soon Hanson Of
the high school girls shot a basket and
tied the score. Faith Cooler then
made a two-po:nt heave for the
Model quintet and secured the lead
again for the visitors. A lone free
throw was the. only other score made
when Wilder for the high school girls
came within Il point Of tieing the
score.
Real Competition.
The Grand Forks high school boys
team ran up against some real com
etition in the Model high quintet
when they clashed after the girls
game and it was not until the game
was we'll under way that The locals
Began to show the scoring ability for
which they are becoming famous.
The Model high players put up a stiff
defense and during the early moments
of play made things look dubious for
the locals as far as running up a
big SCORE was concerned. Towards
the latter part of the first quarter
the locals speeded up and began
dropping the ball through the loop in
their old form and the first half end
ed with a II to 0 score in favor Of
Coach BASS p%roteses. The second
half was productive Of 50 counters
and a total score of So to 7 in favor
of the Grand Forks high. Model high
made all Of their points in the sec
ond half.
Loughlin. Doe, Yoder. Woutat and
McCracken opened hostilities for the
city high school but were running
somewhat below form in their shoot
ing and passing during the early part
Of The game but got going after the
first five minutes in a likable style,
Captain Trotter relieved McCracken
in, the second half and played in his
usual stellar form although a little
uncertain With his misunderstanding.
it was his first appearance on the
oor since the Michigan City game,
having been IN 'ured in hat contest.
Campbell. Olafson. Ambrose, Crit
fifth and Allen lead off for Coach
Thorleison with a scrappy and hard
lighting. offense and defense The
high school defense proved too strong
for them and until the second half
they were unable to loop n single ball
Campbell shot W. baskets and Allen
one for the visitors with Allen also
negotiating a. successful free throw
for the Model high quintet.