The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-01-24
|SPAULDING
LOGGED ALONG
And Defeated Montpelier
Seminary, 25 to 10,
Last Night
MANY SUBSTITUTES
GIVEN "A CHANCE
During Latter Part of
Game No Strenuous Eff
fort Made to Score

Spaulding nlgh scnool oaskttoai
| teams were victorious twice Monday
/ evening when they played the Mont
| pelier seminary teams, although tho
| second team game. was close, the score
being y to II, while the score IN the
varsity team game was 25 to 10.
! Montnclier did but little in the first
period Of the varsity game, only get
| ting three fouls and basket while
/. Sraulding was able TO cage five has
kets and six fouls, Slayton throwing
them every time he had a chance
Montpelier seemed weak in the first Pc
Rod, the forwards playing 4 guard
game for the most part Gardyne
seemed lost most Of the time. The
centers OF the two teams fouled most
every time that the ball was thrown
up, there being nothing gained from
it, as fouls were not called.
Montpelier suffered once in this game
and three times in the second team
because someone fooled with the lights
and then Montpelier suffered again
when someone on the side lines wits
tied. stopping the playing for few
seconds, after which the foul was
called.
The Spaulding varsity tea'a tried out
many men in the last perio !, there be-
ing so many changes tha- If that all
appeared in the lineup il would look
lyike checker board. During the last
portion they PLAYED defensive game.
1t looked as though they did not try
to pile up large score but rather TO
prevent their opponents from scoring;
but Gardyna woke up in the last few
minutes of playing and was able to
throw two baskets.
Personal fouls were frequently called
on each team and in some instances
double fouls because Of the opposing
player interfering when player was
attempting to shoot basket Spauld.
ing was not forced to play a strong
game at sny time, while Montpelier
could moi seem to get going.
The iine-up was.
Spauldlng Montpelier
Iierney, I. .............. I, Gardyne
watkins, ...s....3.. Ring
Burt, re. Nicora, c...... c, Nolan
Slayton, g-f. .... .-........ Bone
0'LeaTy, c.,.....a.. ....a.s....g a, Irons
O'keefe, Woodcock, 2.
Score: spauldinq rs, Montpelier 10; !
Burt 4, Slayton 3, Watkins, !
Tierney, Gardyne 2, Nolan; from
fouls, Slayton 7. Gardyne, Ring, Me-
Lam z. Bone; referee. Finn
The second team game was fairly |
well-played one. the score being close |
all the way. AT the end Of the first |
period the score was to in favor
of Spauiding and at the end of the
second period, Montpelier having !
thrown basket after the period has
Expire !, according to rules. This tied
he scota and a two-minute period was
arranged FIR and played. During this
spaullslg was able to throw basket
which broke the tie. Montpelier had
nance to score, Moore having been
!iven chance to throw foul. which
vas called Just before the whistle blew,
'ut he failed this time and the game
nded viii the score ~ to II in favor
i Spallding. The lineup was:
'paulding Montpelier
Aime, f...... .................f, Baker
Ingram, f.........s.......f Moore
'els0n, ...............-...c Drenan
toss, x ...,-.....-........g Hoffman
Haley, Wiley, g........g. Buchanon
Score, Spaulding ~, Montpelier II:
askets from the floor, Anne 2, Ross,
Ialey l. Hoffman 2; from fouls, Anne
, Nelson !: Moore 9, Drenan j; ref