Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-03-25

By Defeating Valley City
By A Score Of 20 To IL.
Fargo, N. D., March 25.-Thc
first game OF the state high
school basketball tournament
Forks IS.
The score at the end of the first
half stood IL to 9 in favor Of Fargo.
The fiv men defense Of Fargo car
ried the Grand Forks men off thei
feet from the start, although the
Forkers excelled in individual play
played the best game Of anyone on
the floor. He made three baskets I'M
der adverse conditions. Doe also
played well, making a total of three
baskets. Arnold, Fargo guard, play
ed the stellar role for his team.
The outstanding feature Of the
game was the splendid teamwork OF
the Fargo crew, both on ofense and
defense.
The other game in the semi-ffnals
was won by Egeland, who defeated
Valley City by a score of 20 to IL.
This ave the Egetand crew a chance
to meet Fargo in the final race for
the state pennant
The Egeland crew are a husky
bunch, though not very fast Their
weight CAV them the edge on Valley
City from the start, and they man
aged by logged persistence to main
tain this lead throughout The Ege-
land crew had the long end of an
8 to 5 score at b nc Of the first
half.
Fargo, N. D., March 25.-Grand
Forks earned The right to enter the
semi-fnals in tho state high school
basketball tournament by defeating
Dickinson in a slow game by the score
of A to Is in the second game Of the
opening round. Neither team showed
any spectacular work. In the first half
the excellent foul shooting Of Yoder,
Grand Forks center, gave the Forkers
a substantial lead. Yoder successful
" made - out Of IA attempts in the
initial period. In he second period
he made 1 out Of 2 before being
forced out Of the game on personal
fouls. Loughlin, Boo and Trotter
each scored n field basket in the first
period, which ended with a 20 to 8
count in favor Of the Forkers.
During the first period the Dickin-
son quint showed real fight and an ex-
cellent floor am but were unable to
smash the overhead play displayed
by Coach Bass men.
Grand Forks Let's Up. .
The SECOND period was uninterest-
ing. The Grand Forks men sat back
and took plenty of time, ~evidentally
saving themselves for the hard games
of tomorrow. The Dickinson five quit
fighting in the Last period and were
content to lag back around their goal
and try to keep the score Down.
The work Of Yoder and Doe fea-
crew while ZONE excellent work was
done by Captain Trotter. In the Sec
ond half Doe scored five field goals.
Roberts and Veigel did the best
work for Dickinson, playing hard
throughout. Roberts scored two field
goals while Veigel accounted for the
other counter from door. Rabe and
Guon were both sent from the game
on our personal fouls.
Teams lined up as follows:
Grand Forks Dickinson
Loughlin F. Robinson
Boo +. Robert
aoder G.. Habe
Wout G. Veigel
Irotter, CCapt.) G. Guon
Observation-Disclosures for Yoder:
Mega for Guon; Uecker for Rabe.
Field goals-Loughlin 3; Boz 6;
Yoder 2; Trotter 1; McCracken 2;
Roberts 2; Veigel 1.
Free throws-Yoder Is out of IT:
McCracken 3 out Of 8; Roberts S out
of 10: Veigel 3 out of 6.
Referee, Lynch, St Cloud; Umpire,
LAwler. Minnesota
Keumare Easy.
In a one-sided game featured by
spectacular teamwork, Fargo high
school defeated Kenmare in the open
ing game of the tournament by a
OF 81 to "A.
The kenmare team put up a game
fight but they were completely out
claa0ed. The dazzling team play OF
the Mtdgets swept the northwestern
qutnt completely off their feet. Speedy
drfbbling by Miller and the clever ball
handling Of Rudd and Rusch KEEP,
kenmare on the defensive through
out.
The game opened with both teams
playing ragEed ball. After FIVE min
utes the MidEets found their, feet and
b fireworks started. Captain Rudd
scored never times from the field in
the hrst half, the majority of then
being the result OF clever team plays
One Field Goal.
Tyson wa the only Kenmare player
who succeeded In scoring q field goa,
in the first section OF the contest
Fargo held the lead Of 81 to 3 at the
close Of the first half.
The second half was practically a
repetition Of the first, only the Ken
MARI basketeers succeeded in scoring
six times from the field. In this
period Rudd added three field goals
making his total for the game 10
practically one fifthaof Fargo's final
tally. Arnold and Powers both scored
three times from the field in the sec.
ond Shalf.
Summary:
Fargo Kenrnare
Audd r. G. Hammeriekson
Ruech r. Ernes
watkins {. Rom
Miller G.. ". H~ammer,cksn,
Arnold G.. Tvaon