The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1921-02-04
BIG WINS
BY LOCAL
B. TEAMS
GIRLS GAME WITH PEllyER
'ENsULTS IN n 3l-i SCORE
FOR VISITORS
MISS ANDERSON is
STAR AT MILBANK
Boys Game With Milbank was Ful,
Of Pepper and Ended in Boa
Score for Sisscton


The high school girls and bows
| teams were easy victors over The
teams of Peever and Milbank last
week. The Peever games were play
ed at Peever ON Wednesday and ths
Milbank games in the high school
gymnasium on Friday evening. The
Peever games were hard fought
(fought rather than played) from
start to finish. The floor was small
and marked of with only faint
chalk lines that soon wore away en-
tlrely The Peever girls played an
entirely defensive game and were
unable to score more than free
throw. The Sisseton girls played a
very fast and aggressive game dur
ing the first half and ran up a score
of 2S-1. Forwards Anderson and Sat-
re did some very fast and clever floor
work scoring six and eight field
goals respectively during the first
half. The floor being small their,
short, fast passes became very ef-
fective and were often quite spec
tacular when the ball was passed
to one of the centers to be immedi-
ately returned to the forward who
had moved into clearing while the
ball was in the hands of the center.
This play was a complete surprise
to their opponents who were unable
to break it up. In the second hall
Mary Thomas and Alma Hagen al
ternated with the forwards and CEN
ters respectively. Both played a
very good game. Only three goals
were scored in the second hall, how
ever. Failure to score more was due
primarially to the defective basket.
Scoring was very exceptional in this
basket during the entire evening.
the end of the game 1921 in their
the visitors.
The Sisseton boys, in spite of the
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type of play, had a complete walk
away during the first half while they
had the good basket. Plut and Ma
honey got away with some very good
basket shooting, scoring five field
goals each. Minder and Shoberg
scored field goal each and Minder
a free throw. During the second
half the game was greatly slowed
up. and scoring by the visitors great
ly reduced, we having the defective.
Aside from the lack of speed the
game continued much as before.
The final, mutually accepted score
(there being no official score). was
1926 in favor of Sisset0n.
Sisseton lineup: Girls-Thomas
NJ. rf.; Satire I. Capt; Thomas NJ.
H.: Stavig NJ. c.: Hagen A. c.: Lien
"; Hagen A. re-; Glass ]. rg.: and
Berge R. lg. Boys-Mahoney E..
Capt. rf.; Plut L. IT,; Stavig A. c.;
Minder ]. rg.; shobergw. lg.;
Krista M. sub.
Peever lineup: Girls-Hegna 8.
rf.; Erickson j. H.; Swanson 8. Co.:
Obitz H. re-: Crosh H. rg.; Hodgson
l.. Sub. Boys-Nelson o. RI: Hodg-
son w. H.; Barrett NJ. c.; Hodgson
: l.. rg. Nelson w. lg.; and Indhad
, P. sub
, OF the Milbank games on Friday
= the girls game was perhaps the
most exciting, especially from the
3 standpoint Of the spectators as the
| home team was working against
2 keener competition than usual. The
game was fast and spirited thruout
with occasional fouling on either
: side. Both teams showed marked
3 improvement since they played IN
: Milbank three weeks ago. The score
4 at the end Of the first half was lit
: in favor OF the home team and a
I the final score was 341 in favor Of
favo,
: The boys game started with an
: excess of pep considering the sudden
shifting in lineup Of the locals
2 They soon, however, got together
i and began caging the ball for scores
D The visitors at times showed some
J. very nice team work. but It failed
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