Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-03-12

out OF 16. Dunlop l
out of 2. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS |
out of IA, Jeffries out of 3.
Substitutions: Fort Sumner
Dunlop for O'Conner. Alamogordo
for Dale, Sims for JET
fries, Dale for Dowdel, Jeffries for
Sims.
Referee: Pegue.
Las Vegas Normal showed a far
better brand of basketball in their
game with Clovis than they put up
Friday night when they lost to Las
Cruces. The Normal-Clovis game
was the first in the consolation
tournament and the Las Vegas
team won the right to play for
third or fourth rlace ~ a 32-17
victory. Clovis lost clear out Of
the running by this cfeat. having
lost to Harwood in the first game
of the tourney.
Pankratz started the scoring
with a field goal and held the lead
throughout the first half. Clovis
fought hard and did not let UP
until the end Of the period.
Anderson, captain of the Clovis
team, went into the contest in the
second half but failed to hit the
basket consistently although al
ways coming very close.
The lineups:
Normal Clovis
Pankratz .......F. ..,..... Hunt
Gutierrez ......F,....... Voyles
Nelson .....,...C ..s..s.. Wilson
Hursh ,........G. ......,. Jones
Stapp ,.........G g. .-..-.... Miser
Field goals: Normal--Hursh 6,
Pankratz 5, Gutierrez 2. Stapp.
Clovis--Wilson 4. Hunt, Voyles,
Anderson Q. Free throws: Normal
--stapp out of 8. Gutierrez 0 out
Of /.
Substitutions: Normal - Cation
for Pankratz. Clovis--Sledge for
Voyles. Voyles for Wilson, Ander-
son for Voyles. aa
Referee: Pegue.
Alamogordo won the right TO go
into the finals of the consolation
tournament when they defeated Las
Vegas Normal by a score Of 1918.
The score was tied almost all
through the game and the Normal
had the lead about as much as
their opponents.
Alamogordo took the upper hand
in the beginning, but the Normal
slowly narrowed their lead until
the score was knotted at -2-12 al
the halfway mark,
The teams fought hard during
the last period but the team from
the southern section finally nosed
out their opponents by one point.
The lineup:
Alamogordo. Normal
Jeffries. ......f....... Pankrat2
Dale. ...,.......f.. Gutierrez
Reichelt. ,.c........ Nelson
Abbott. .,..,g........ Hilgers
DoWdle.. .S.......... StapI
Field goals Alamogordo--Dal
.: Reichelt, 8: Dowdle, 2; Jeffries
Normal--Pankratz 5; Hilgers, 8.
Free throws: mogordo---Jeffries
2 out of 8; Dale. l out Of Q; Reich
cit, out of 4. Normal-Gutierrez
8 out of s; Stapp 0 out of 4.
Substitutions; Cation for Stapp;
Hursh for Pankratz; Stapp for Mel
son.
Referee: Pegue.
Albuquerque walked on Fort
Sumner in the second semi-final
game yesterday afternoon by
score OF 1921. The Green and
White machine showed by far the
best brand of basketball that has
been seen during the tournament
Fort Sumner defeated the locals by
one point on their telephone
booth" basketball floor when AL
buquerque high made their eastern
trip.
Albuquerque took the first tries
at the basket and after Long had
missed chance at a free toss,
Hammond scored the first field
goal. Zweifel then made two quick
field goals for his team and the
guards frightened down under the
Fort Sumner basket and they did
not score until the locals took a
four-point lead.
Fort Sumner arlin came out of
their slump and brought the count
to 1912 in their favor when, after
missing two free throws, Long
scored a goal from the field and
from then on the Green and White
team was never headed. The half
ended with Albuquerque holding
the long end of a 22-15 score.
In the last half neither team was
able to connect with the basket
for about three minutes. Hammond
and Long each made a field/goal.
Glassman played an excellent de-
fensive game and many times took
the ball from the big Fort Sumner
players.
Zweifel dld not start the last
half and the Sumner team was
weakened by his absence at the
guard position. Zweifel made four
field goals in the first half but he
was hindered by having committed
three personal fouls before the END
of the first period.
Albuquerque started series of
scoring that lasted practically the
whole game and Malcolm Long
made four goals from the floor in
three minutes. The score was 46-21
when the final whistle blew and
two of the Albuquerque substitutes
were playing.
The lineup:
albuquerque Fort sumner
Hammond ..,.,F......... Evans
Glassman ......F......C. Dunlap
Benjamin ......C... II. Dunlap
Long ..........G....".. Zweifel
Foraker ........G..... Strickland
Field goals: A. II, s.--Long s,
Hammond 7. Benjamin 5. F. S. Fl,
S.-Zweifel 4. E. Dunlap 8, Evans,
Strickland, C. Dunlap. Free throws:
A. II. S.--Long out Of 16. Benja-
min.
Substitutions: A. II. S.--Bristow
for Long. Hogrefe for Hammond.
=. s. H. S.-O'Conner for Zweifel,
Whinnery for O'Conner.