The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-12-17
EARLHAM PUTS AWAY
HUNTINGTON T0SSERS
WITH LITTLE TROUBLE

Earlham experienced little difficulty
in defeating Huntington college 25-15
in the third basketball game OF the
season at the Coliseum Friday night
The Earlhamites grabbed the lead
after two minutes of play on foul
goal by Goar and were never after
ward in danger of losing it.
Although it was not an especially
fast game the Quakers showed flashes
of fast basketball and seemed to have
the edge on the visitors most of the
time Both teams missed numerous
shots at the goal. The Maroon and
Whites forced the Huntingtonians to
take many long losses at the basket
with their air-tight defense.
The playing of Goar for Earlham
and Johnson for the visitors was an
outstanding feature of the game. Goar
was all over the floor at once, tossed
FIVE free throws and was able to sneak
up for three field markers. Johnson
was the chief scorer for his team,
making seven foul goals count.
Quakers Take Lead
Earlham jumped to the lead early
in the game on free throw by Goar
which was quickly followed by two
points by Hadley. The score ran up
to nine by two foul goals by Goar and
a long side shot by Hinshaw, followed
by another foul goal and another two
point marker by Hadley. Johnson
made the first point for his team on
foul. At the end of 10 minutes Earl
ham called time out. Soon after Lane
went in for Hadley and two minutes
before the half closed Kendall was
substituted for Hinshaw. Score at END
of half, 14-5.
The second half opened with origi-
nal lineup for Quakers. Goar went
wild with two field goals in quick sue
cession which brought Earlham's score
up to IS. Buris made the second field
goal of the game for Huntington.
Townsend and Hinshaw each counted
TWO points for Earlham. At the mid
point of the half Winslow made his
first appearance in the game in Town
sends place and a little later Lane
went back in for Hadley. From this
point on the game was slowed up by
repeated substitutions, Move using
various combinations. Roseberg went
in for Lane with four minutes to play
and was cheered by the crowd. This
was his first appearance on the Coli
scum floor with the Quakers. During
this period of substitutions the visit
ors took a brace and brought their
score up to Is. Meyer made the last
points for his team just before the
gun. Final score 25-15.
Huntington Rallies.
The Huntington aggregation scored
10 points during the second period and
the Quakers only scored II. Most of
the visitors scoring took place in the
last few minutes.
Numerous fouls were called during
the contest. Goar made the first four
of his free throws. Johnson of the Wis
itors had a better record with seven
made and six missed
The next game for the Quakers will
be with Wabash Little Giants at Craw-
louisville, Dec. %.
Lineup and summary:
Earham Illumination
HinshaW ........F..... ...... Meyer
Townsend. ......C........ Bonebrake
GOar. .G..... Johnson
Beasley ..G........ Buris
Field goals Earlham-Goar 8, Had
ley 2, Hinshaw 3, Townsend l Hunt
ington-Johnson l, Bonebrake l, Buris
l, Meyer l.
Foul goals-Goar 5, Hinshaw 2
Johnson 7.
Substitutions Earlham-Lane for
Hadley. Kendall for Hinshaw. Hadley
for Lane, Hinshaw for Kendall. Wins
low for Townsend, Lane for Hinshaw
Roseberg for Lane, Kendall for Hin
shaw, Townsend for Beasley. Hunt.
ngton-Wonderly for Meyer Meyer
for Bonebrake, Bonebrake for Wonder
ly.
Referee-Snook.
SCorer-Kellum