The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-02-10
NORWICH WON
FROM LOWELL
Defeated Textile Institute
at Montpelier,
10 to IA
SMITH VS.. SMITH
BIG FEATURE
Montpelier Brothers Played.
Opposite Each Other
Last Night

/ Textile institute in basketball in the
i Montpelier armory last night by q
score OF 10 to Ia. The game was fast
all through. Norwich showed better
passing and shooting and the work Of
/ the Norwich guards. Donncily ana
! Maher, was effective in keeping the
/ Lowell score down.
sskcn" Smith was high scorer for
Lowell with three baskets from the
| floor and five fouls for total OF II Of
his teams IA points. He played q star
game throughout but was closely
guarded Matthew, his running mate,
scored the other three points with q
basket from the floor and foul.
AChiefn August led the Norwich at
| tack with three baskets from the fioor
and two fouls for total Of eight
points. Penehoen scored three times
with baskets from the floor. lib
| Smith. brother of ken shot a bas-
ket from the floor and foul, and Don
nelly shot two fouls.
The game opened with rush, and II
was Smith against Smith almost from
the start. s'ken" Smith, Lowells left
forward, started things with short
lump shot, and landed on the rope in
front of the door, injuring his shout
der He was in after minute and was
given round of applause. The rope
was taken down TO avoid any more
such mishaps. lib was hard on his
brothers trail with the second basket
of the game, also short shot. August
followed suit. ~Tibr shot foul and
Ken duplicated. Penchoen came TO
the front with basket from the floor,
and ken" shot three fouls to make
up. Chief August shot two fouls,
Penchoen shot basket from the floor,
and the period closed with the score II
to 6 in favor OF Norwich.
The Lowell team was unable to cage
the ball in the second period, missing
many shots. Norwich showed more
speed and passed all around the Lowell
outfit. Ken Smith was guarded all
the time, and had little chance to exer
else his shooting powers.
Referee Swaffield Of Montpelier ran
the game in his usual efficient manner,
and the game was fast and clean. al
though considerable number of fouls |
were called. The summary:
Norwich Lowell.
August, H. .......4.....lf X. Smith I
Penchoen ri .........-.s .rf, Mathew
G. G. Smith, c......,.*... e, Farweii |
Donnelly, Ia ......lg, Lombard tcapt. |
Maher tcapt.l, re. rig, Marshall l
Baskets from the floor. August 3,
Penchoen 3, G. Smith, X. Smith 3,
Matthew. Baskets from foul, August 2,
C. Smith, Donnelly 2, X. Smith 5,
Matthew. Referee, Swafiield of Mont
pelier.
Goddard Defeated Norwich Freshmen.
In game played in two periods fol
lowing the periods Of the main game,
seminary defeated the Nor
wich freshmen by a score Of Fl TO IA
The summary:
Goddard Norwich 1925.
Driscoll, II ...........,-...f, O'Brien
-yrHn, n .s.....,...s.eri, Iwohey
-arroll, c.,s..............-c, Metxger
Johnson, lg ....-...-....., lg, clark
re-. ..,...,......rg Minor
Time, two l5.minute periods. Ref
.ree, Smith of Montpelier.
Sidelights.
Stacey Clark, Norwich's star for
ward, who is ont Of the game with an
injured ankle. was on the sidellnes To
upport the cadet team.
William Rivers Of Montpelier, a stu
lent at Lowell, accompanied the team
IS assistant manager,
II was Smith night, both brothers :
'laying stellar games. Ken was Low
us surest point winner, but was
uarded 80 closely by Maher and Don
ELY that he had to try long shot
mostly and make up on fouls lib
layed fast game for Norwich.
August lost basket in the first half