The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-12-16
QUAKERS SHOW MAKING
OF VICTORY QUINTET
IN WIN OVER DENTALS


dianapolis SO to 20 Friday night in the
first home game of the season. The
game was fight from start to finish
but the Quakers held an edge after
the first few minutes of play. The
Quakers looked good and showed that
they had the stuff to put up strong
fight and lineup they will face AL
Slough the Dentals already have
played several games this season they
were unable to hit the fast pace set
by the Quaker tossers and were on
the tail end of the score most of the
game
After about three minutes of play
Deakyne started the scoring by drop
ping in a foul goal for the Dentals.
Scott Lane dropped in two for the
Quakers in quick succession and start
ed the lead for the home team Both
teams scored regularly but the Quak-
ers slowly walked away to lead.
When the game was about 10 minutes
old Assistant Coach Levie, who had
charge of the team in the absence of
Coach Move, sent in a string of sub
situations. Thirteen men were given
a chance to show their stuff and all
of them put up good game.
The Quakers started the second
half with the same substitutions with
which the first period ended and this
lineup kept the score in favor of the
home quintet by a steady margin
Near the close of the fracas the origi-
nal lineup went back and piled up
an overwhelming lead.
Both teams scrapped steadily and
the Tooth pullers were still fighting
at the close of the game. There was
a great deal of accidental roughness
but the game was marked by the scar
city of fouls The home team work
ed we'll on both offensive and defen
sive. Their defense held most of the
Dental rushes while the Quakers sooI
worked into an attack that carried
them into the Dental territory for fire
quent shots.
The locals were more successful al
connecting with the basket than the
Quakers were last year and if they
may be judged by the showing they
made last night the Quakers will put
out a better brand of play than last
season. The team work was good. II
was the fact that the Quakers worked
together rather than playing individual
ball that enabled them to break
= through the Dentals defense for such
a substantial win.
Green Plays Well
Sam Green, at back guard. played
about the most consistent game for the
Quakers. Sam was always there t.
stop any attempt of the Tooth Pullers
TO run up the score and smashed III
Dental attempts in great style. 1t wa.
apparent last night that the floo
guard position left vacant by thu
graduation of Beasley last year will
be up to standard this season.
Capt. Hadley, at forward, also played
a steady game for the Quakers, anC
connected for two field goals and three
free losses. Hadley scored a poin
on every free toss given the home
team. Hinshaw, Townsend and Lane
each dropped in three markers from
the field. Lane played the best game
last night that he has ever playet
for the Quakers and got away will
some fast work while in the scrim
mage.
Five Freshmen Play
Five freshmen went into the fraca
for Earlham last night and all playe
strong games, showing that the Quah
ers will not want for material in con
ing years. Besides Greene at bacI
guard Shumaker at center and Wa
lace and Monger, forwards, showed u
strong for the locals, while Hatfiel
playef a good game at floor guart
w. Huff, who was member of tn
Quaker squad in 1921, was in the scra
for large part of the time and shove
some fast playing. Huff went in 70
Hinshaw in the first of the substitl
lions and stayed in the lineup tn
greater part of the game. Stafford a
back guard and Gilbert at center worl
ed we'll while in the lineup.
Captain Reeves, at forward, Stare
for the visitors, scoring five fiel
goals and being the main cog in tn
offense of the Denta!s Deakyne wa
high point man for The Tooth puller
piling up three field goals and fog
free losses.
Have Fast Quintet
The game last night showed thu
the Quakers have team that can b
depended upon to show up we
against the best of competition an
will furnish some good playing fc
Richmond fans. The strength of I'll
locals WIS uOJ. Known u0JI last mgr
and some doubted their ability to pl
out a fast five. The Quakers hay
some fast men and wealth of GOO
material. With little more tim
Coach Move should work the squa
into one of the fastest outfits in tt
Quaker class. The Quakers have
hard schedule coming but in the ligl
of the showing they made last nigl
should come through the season
good shape.
Tonight the Maroon and White go
DePauw to stack up against the I'll
ers. They will have a sitter fight tina
last night and will have to show SON
wonderful ball to down the fast Gree
castle Eetters.
Lineup and summary:
Earham SO. DentaIs 20.
Lane. ............F.. ........ Wat
d@dley. .......F .......... Rev
Townsend. ...C........ Flo
Hinshaw. Co.,. Deakyl
Greene. .....B. G... Ro
Field Goals - Lape 8, Wallace
Monger 2, Hadley 2, Hinshaw 8, Tow
send g. Shumaker l. Hatfield 1, Greer
/; Reeves 5, Deakyna s.
Foul Goals-Hadley 3; Deakyne 4.
i. 49, -. 4, Z