Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-02-20
CENTRAL HIGH
L0SEST0FARCO
In LAST MINUTE
Locals Blew Up Just Before
Whistle, Losing by %
tot16 Score.
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Bass Crew Led at End of the
First Period by Score
of 10 to 9.

Fighting a hard battle, held even
until the last few minutes Of play,
Grand Forks high school lost to
Fargo by a score of % to 16, in a
game played on the women's gym
nasium floor at the state university
Saturday evening.
Both of the teams put up a tough
fight. At the n of the first half
Grand Forks held the lead, 1919, after
crawling from behind just before the
end Grand Forks held the lead by one
point, 1914. Then something went
wrong with the local crew and Fargo
started away with a rush, tossing III
two field goals, followed in quick sue
cession by two free throws and a third
field counter.
Giese Of Crookston, referee, called
everything, giving the teams twenty
two chances to score by the free
throw method. Ten of the personals
went to the Fargo team, four of them
on Watkins, playing center; twelve
were called on Grand Forks. Two
te%chnicals were called, one on each
cam. Yoder in tossing the fouls for
the Forks shot entirely below stan
dard, missing over half of his chances.
Powers scored two out of five free
ones for Fargo and Rudd three out of
five. Rush scored one out OF three.
The first counter of the game came
from Fargo, Rush making ono on a
free throw. 'Yoder threw the locals
into the lead, however, Immediately
afterwards with a basket from the
field. Fargo came back with a rush
and before Bass crew could get a
look in, slipped in three straight field
goals, making the count 7-2.
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Forks men started to work straight
and sure to overcome the handicap.
Yoder scored on a foul and on the
next play made a goal from the field.
He tossed another on a foul, putting
his team but n behind. Rudd went
into the play from the sidelines for
Rush of Fargo. Powers of Fargo,
then got two chances on free ones and
made them both, but in the last few
Boo anne across with a long field
goal. Play ended 1919 in favor of
the Forks.
Second Half
Shortly after opening Of play Nc
Cracker went in for. Loughin. Lough-
in entered the game again within the
scoring was done by Rudd with a field
goal. Yoder made one on a free toss,
tieing the score, I'LL.
Receiving a long pass from Yoder,
Loughin threw a goal, only to have
Rudd come back in the next play with
for Fargo. Doe threw another
for the Forks making the count 1913
for the locals. That score held for
several minutes, Rudd finally gaining
one point for Fargo on a free. toss.
Then, came the jinx. Grand Forks
went to pieces on defense and the
Fargo men shot two straight goals
from the field. And they tried several
that did not prove successful. With
the calling Of two personals on the
locals. Rudd counted two more points
for Fargo, and came back in the next
play with another field basket for his
team.
Just before the whistle blew Yoder
dropped in a free one for the Forks
and the tally read 22-16 in favor Of
Fargo.
Summary: .-s
Grand Forks Fargo
I.oughin ........r. Powers
Boo ........--.l .--.-... Rush
1Oder ....--.--.. 49,. watkins
Irotter .....--..r. s......... Miller
Woutat .........l. g....... Arnold
acknowledgements for Lough-
in, Loughin for McCracken, Rudd for
Rush, Fisher for Arnold, Arnold for
Fisher.
Field goals-Loughin 1, Doe 2,
Yoder 3, Powers 3, Rush /, Rudd 4.
Free throws-Yoder 4. Powers 2.
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