The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-01-24
Academy Teams Win Two
Games and Lose Two
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The defeat of their school mates |
served TO put added determination in !
to the St. Johnsbury boys team and /
it was with a dash that they com
menced hostilitieS. The scoring was
started by Duffy Lewis of Lancas-
ter, who made a perfect shot. Jimmy
Foye brought the score closer BY !
shooting a foul and shortly after |
ward put his outfit in the lead by |
caging an easy basket. From then on !
the visitors We're never passed al |
though the count was evened on sew
eral occasions The score stood 10 \
TO 9 at the end of the first stanza and |
is to Is when the whistle blew for |
the closing Of the second frame. Ian !
caster, heretofore, undefeated on il, !
own court, made a final desperate /
effort in the closing session and de- |.
spite their strenuous efforts they were !
held at bay, St. Johnsbury scoring -
points to Lancaster'S 10 in this |
period.
Swasey as jumping center and I
Foye and Marshall holding down for
ward stations, played excellent games
while Harvey and Darling were yer
liable stone walls in the defense line. /
The lineup and summary:
ST. J. A. /. 4. I
Foye, II Reynolds, Ii |
Marshall, If Pinkham, ri |
o"asey, c Lewis, c /
Harvey, L. White, re- |
Darling rs Sheridan, lg I
Score, St. J. A., 80 to 25. Baskets, |
Foye ), Marshall 4, Swasev 4. Oar 7
ling Reynolds 8, Pinkham l. Lewis
5. Fouls Foye ,, Reynolds 3, Lewis 7
One point separated St. Johnsburv /
and Colebrook girls teams at the I
close of their thrilling game on Fri
day evening. The former ou..it owned !
that single marker and thereby was
returned the victor in a fast con-
test. So fast was the game and so
we'll did the players cover up" that
but one basket was secured by either
side during the initial period. The
second frame, so far as scoring was
concerned, was repetition OF the
first stanza, Miss Forestine Duke and
Miss Leavitt each caging baskets.
The final session was the crucial one
and was the speediest OF the three.
The final result was in doubt right up
to the moment the time keepers
whistle was sounded The final score
was 10 :, with St. JohnsbuIv lead
ing.
The line up and summary;
ST. J. A. COLEBROOK
Duke, II Leavitt, If
Frost, If Daley. II
Marshall, Schotf,
Blodgett, SC Holden, SC
Brooks re Covell, rg
Roy, lg Cree, *
Baskets Duke /. Leavitt 8. Fouls
Leayitt, l.
The St. Johnsbury Academy and
Colebrook teams engaged in rather
4 rough battle Friday night, the lat
ter winning by a score of % to II,
after the visitors had made drama
tic flight in the final period They
were somewhat tired by their game OF .
the night before and consequently
were not in the best OF condition to
play The home crowd evidently cX-
pected an easy victory Colcbrook up
10 date has been undefeated.
At the end of the first session
things looked bad for St. Johnsbury
and it appeared as though the boys
were in Tor Il severe trouncing. The
score was II to against them. The
second frame became faster as the
visitors became acquainted with Cole
brook methods of play and this ;
period closed with tho score at 10 to
.. In the final frame the big surprise
was sprung. St. JohnsbuIy came back
strong and scored twice as many
baskets as its opponents and it would
have been only a matter Of time when
St. Johnsbury would have jumped
into the lead. ut the game ended
before things reached this point.
Marshall starred for the local team
while Leaytt was the ring leader OF
the Colebrook athletes. Foye made
the best shot of the game in a Won
Ierful onc-hand throw over his head
from a corner Of the hall
There will be return game in st.
Johnsbury, March 4. Colebrook is
yet to be defeated,
The summary:
St. J. II COLEBROOK %
Foye, If If, Canning
Marshall, IF If, Leavitt