The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-02-01
NEWBERRY COLLEGE QUINTET
IN RACE FOR CHAMPIONSHIP
Great Record Made Thus Far, De-
feating Strong Teams of the State

Great Record Made Thus Far, De.
feating Strong Teams of the State
With record of six victories and
only one defeat for the season thus
far, the basketball quintet of New
berry college has given that institu-
tion place of high prominence in the
athletic world of the states colleges,
and this great record is making out
of-the-state institutions, who are
scheduled to meet the defenders of
the Scarlet and Gray in the near
future, "sit up and take notice" AL
though hard schedule yet confronts
the Newberrians, Coach L C. Sulli-
van, who has proven himself to be
great factor in the basketball world,
believes that, in the NeWberry college
five, he has the strongest aggregation
of players in South Carolina, who will
be able to hold their own AGAINST any
and all comers during the season.
Their past record and knowledge
of the men is sufficient warrant for
this opinion.
With the exception of one game,
viz, against the College of Charles
ton on January 21st, there have been
no substitutions by the Newberry
collegians, the games being won by
Thomas and Haltiwanger, forwards;
McPhee, centre; Shealy and Bender,
guards. In the game with the College
of Charleston, the following substi-
tutions were made: Chapman for
McPhee, Czarnitski for Thomas,
Stoudemire for Bender. In no game
has the Newberry outfit failed to
elicit the highest praise from their
opponents and the spectators for
their head-work and clean playing,
and Coach Sullivan for the excellent
manner in which he has trained this
bunch of basketball artists
Following are the results of the
contests thus far this season:
Camp Jackson, II; Newberry Col
lege, Al
Bailey Military Institute, 20; New
berry College, A.
Columbia Outlaws, %; Newberry
College 33.
Pacific Mills "Y" 21; Newberry
College, 26.
College of Charleston, 8; Newber-
ry College &c.
The Citadel, 32; Newberry College,
19. !
Presbyterian College, 27; Newber-
ry College, 38.
The one defeat that the Newberry
quintet has suffered this season was
at the hands of the CITADEL which
was the third game played in as many
successive nights. Defeating the Paci-
ft Mills "Y" five in Columbia on. the
,.4gnt of January Goth, the Newberri-
ans went to Charleston, where they
, took on and defeated the College Of
Charleston the following night. Co.
ing up against the strong Citadel ag-
gregation in this city on the night of
January, 22nd, after these two hard
games, the Bulldogs emerged from
the fray victorious, but not until after
one of the most hotly-contested games
of the season. The locals will meet the
Bulldogs in Newberry on February
Sth, and it is needless to say that ev-
cry effort will be made to take the
visitors scalp at that time and to re-
coup for the defeat administered by
the Charlestonians last week.
The following games are scheduled
for the remainder of the season:
February 1st, Rollins College,
(Fla.) at Newberry.
February End, Piedmont College
! (Ga.), at Newberry.
February 9th, The Citadel, at New
berry.
February 18th, Clemson at New
berry.
February 18th, Southern College
(Fla.), at Newberry.
February 18th, Presbyterian Col
lege, at Newberry.