The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-03-04
MOSCOW QUINTET
AFTER CULDESAC
GAME AT LEWISTON TONIGHT
STATE TOURNAMENT HERE
ATTRACTS INTEREST

Moscow high school basketball men
left on the Northern Pacific train Sat-
urday noon for their game with Gull
desac high school at Lewiston tonight.
The two teams play for entry into the
fifth annual all-state high school
basketball tournament on the Univer-
sity of Idaho gymnasium floor March
10 and IL. Culdesac has a strong
team and have won from Moscow on
their own floor but the Moscow root
ers who accompanied the team are
confident of victory.
Culdesac won the district champion
ship at Lewiston recently and the
right to meet Moscow for entry into
the state tournament. Coach J. R.
Butler took seven men on the trip.
His probable lineup for tonights
game will be: Nedros and Roise, for
wards; Clark, center; Baumgarner
and Drury, guards; with Suddreth
and Mickey as substitutes.
Culdesac Closes Up
Play will be on the Lewiston high
school floor. Buck Hunter of Mos
COW, on account of his recent illness,
has been forced to cancel his engage
ment as referee and J. Arnold Cooley,
university student, will referee the
game. AS preliminary contest the
Lewiston Normal school five and the
Culdesac town team will play. Guide
sac is understood to have closed up
Saturday afternoon and practically
the entire town will be at the game
Arrangements have been completed
for the state tournament here Two
teams from northern Idaho and two
teams from southern Idaho will meet
for the high school championship of
1922. Coeur d'Alene players have won
their way to the state meet from the
Panhandle section and Oakley and
Nampa will be the two southern
teams.
Oakley and Nampa Win
Oakley and Nampa won the right
to enter the state tournament by win
ming in the recent elimination tour
for southern teams at Poca-
tello The two southern Idaho teams
are understood to be unusually capa-
BILE and the northern Idaho basketeers
may we'll look to their laurels.
"Buck" Hunter of Moscow has been
signed up as referee of all the games.
Kenneth Hunter Of Moscow and J. L.
Priest, Jr., of Boise, will act as
scorers and Heintz Glindeman of
Coeur d'A1ene, and Eugene Ostrander
Of Twin Falls, will serve as time
keepers.
Ticket Sale Starts
Raymond Harsch will take up the
duties of Graduate Manager Fred Graf
in arranging for the tournament as
Graf left with the Vandals Saturday
afternoon for Indianapolis. The sale
If tickets started Saturday and an
was made that the finan-
,ial support given this tournament |
will decide whether the state tourney
IS to be played here again next year
At least $500 must be raised through |
he sale of tickets and Moscow and |
people are asked for their |
support. The season tickets are being |
sold for 50 and will be good for all !
games.
The Oakley high school team dur
ng their Moscow visit will stay at the |
Kappa Sigma house. The Occur |
l'Alene men will stay at the Phi Delta
Theta house, the Nampa players at |
he Beta Theta Pi house, and the Gull
lesac men, if they beat Moscow to- |
light, at the Sigma Alpha Epsilon
louse.
The cups offered are the champion
hip cup, a cup for the team showing I
he best sportsmanship. and run
lers-up cup. Gold basketball watch 1
,hain charms will be awarded the
,layers who are picked on the all
tate high school team.