Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-03-01
HIGH SCHOOL DEFEATS
ARGYLE IN FAST GAME
Locals Overcome = 10 to 6 Lead in
First Half and Win Game
By Score Of II to IL

the Warren high school basket ball
team overcame a 10 to lead and de-
feated the fast Argyle high school
basket tossers' by score of II to IL.
One of the largest crowds of the sea-
son was present to witness the con-
test. Argyle sent a large delegation
to cheer their boys to victory, num-
Der Of them coming in bobsleds and
some by train
Lindstrand, for the locals, made the
first counter on free. throw. The
visitors opened up and played fast
for the remainder Of the quarter. In
this period Argyle dropped in three
field baskets and two free throws The
second period was closely played on
both sides, neither side being able to
make a two point heave. Argyle
dropped in two free throws in this
period while the locals were only able
to garner one. Argyle was in the
lead at the halfway period by score
Of 10 to 6. = .~e~
Argyle was held scoreless in the
third period. "Chet'' Tullar, for War
zen. sent two counters in from near
the middle Of the floor in this period
while L1ndstrand counted with a free
throw The visitors were completely
outplayed in this period and also in
the final period. The locals seemed
to be an entirely new team from the
beginning Of the last half and put up
the best article of basket ball wit
messed on the local floor this season.
Warren, took the lead in the third
period and held it from then on. The
final period was a repetition of the
third III speed and excitement. Tullar
dropped another one of his famous
long shots. Argyle managed to add a
two pointer from long shot. Tullar
then made the last field basket for the
season for the locals and Lindstrand
added two free throws. When the
final whistle-blew the locals had won
the game by score of. II to II.
The line up was as follows: Warren
-Quistgard and. Tullar, forwards
Lindstrand, center; Campion and
Hjelle, guards. Hanson substituted
for Hjelle and Mattson for ~Tullar.
| Argyle r. Parent and J.. Bedard, for
iWards;ssN. Nelson, center; Pfiffner and
1esMuist, guards. D.. Green and r.
& q as were substitutes for Argyle,
|: Schmidt, sof Crookston, referred the
game. s%& IN IA. nv. ss.;.-..... -.,zs t~
| ii Warren was unable to get in the
finals to be played at Crookston on
Thursday and Friday Of this week.
The locals have played nine con.
ference games this year, winning four
games and losing five. The results
are as follows: 81. -. ,-4.--~
Warren 10, Hallock 4, at Hallock,
Dec. II. r. ~ .-s~-s - ri ,~
Warren 10, Stephen s. at Warren,
Dec. 21. r:s :x - g..
Jan. 13. IL. >.4 .,.. %,.s Il. -
il. Warren 8, Crookstone -, at Warren,
Jan. q. hi Z s='. -. ~. q
Warren s, Argyle -, at Argyle Jan
"a. ~ ~ ~. A. !, 3, &, !.
+ Warren 10, Stephen "a, at Stephen
Feb. 4. i 81 8. ~. Ills
Warren q, Ada 10, at Warren Feb;
Warren ii, Crookston SO, at Crooks.
ton, Feb. 18. e -. -; - -
Warren II, Argyle II, at Warren
Feb. "a. - III 49,, z, -. 1.
"a game was also played with the
Crookston agricultural quint on Jan
9th, the college team winning by
score Of 20 to IS. Il. & r. !.
In: the ten games the locals have
played this year they have made
1874 points to 1877 for their opponents.
The following are the teams that
will be represented at the tournament
at Crookston. = IS \