The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-02-12
Company D Scores
Seventh Straight Victory:

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ter the whistle sounded he had scored
the first basket one Of three that he
Gagged during the stanza. His guard
ing "a creditablc and his passing
was of high order. His catalogue
contains a hundred and one clevor
tricks in passing, guarding and shoot
ing that completely fool his oppon-
ents. In Demcrs the militia outfit haa
A bio drawing card and a man who
can deliver the goods.
Considering the speed Of the game
it was an exceptionally clean affair,
it being necessary for Referee "Char-
lie Hoernle to call but one foul,
which was charged to Gushing At the
beginning Of the game. Things be
came rough occasionally and more
than once a good hard tumble was
taken by players Of both sides, The
visitors suffered two casualties, Meth
cr OF which were very serious. Ger
ouX, the efficient ccntcr, received an
injury to his stomach when Cushing
in trying to cvGdc Il local guard
jumped and struck his team mate
with his knee. Gcroux fell over on
his back and was evidently in great
pain. He was given first aid treat
mont and removed from the game,
Goodman succeeded him, but the
plucky center resumed hostilities in
the next period. Marsh received a
bloody nose in the final st1pza bu.
refused 70 quit his station,
The two teams batt!ed on an even
plane in the first session, the score
at the end of Il minutes Of play be-
ing II to II, with the Company lad:
leading. In the next frame the Is
land Pond athletes were outplayed,
the period ending with 4 score of %
to l8 in favor Of the local team.
Things moved swiftly in the last pc
Rod but the visitors were not cN-
tYemcly fortunate in SHOOTING and
made the mistake Of trying too many
long shots. 1t was noticeable that
the visitors seldom dlibblcd the ball
but generally passed it on quickly to
another man.. In this way the sphere
was intercepted several times and a
possible chance fol a basket vas ruin
ed. Their passing, however, wa very
clever at most times and worried the
militia guards considerably.
Smith, for the two periods in which
he figured, put up a wonderful game
and his eye was well focused. He was
able to send the sphere sailing
through the mcshca On eich, occa-
sions. For a guard, this IS q eool
record in addition to his fine work IN
breaking up opposition plays, jim
Fove was fortunate to have secured
four baskets in view Of the close
guarding Of Waterman, the IS year
old wonder. He watched the local
star every moment and was on top Of
Foyc every time the latter got the
ball in his hands, 1t would have
been difficult to keep count Of the
numbcr Of falls this chunky young
sty. took because he w&a in the ho1g
most OF the ~imc. Nevertheless he
most always tuck to his man. Ian
pher, ranCy as he is, covered lots OF
territory and wa, a thorn in the sides
of every Island Pond player. G%oslan.
hia usual fine guard game and
starred at his forward POI.
although his basket averaged was no.
materially increased.
Besides Waterman, RooUcv and
Marsh starred for tn. visitors. &c
ouy up TO the time of his @cciicn,
worked well. Rooney led in the
SEQ my with five basket.
The line up and summary:
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