The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-02-06
Basketball Team Defeated
BY New Hampshire,
26 to 10
WRESTLERS DOWNED
BY SPRINGFIELD "Y'
Score in Latter Contest at
Montpelier Was
% to 5

II NORWICH university NiSR'nr 1870
| basketball teams suffered defeat ~ the
/ armory in Montpelier Saturday eve
4 ming, the wrestling match going 70 the
Springfield college team By a score Of
! % TO 5. while the New Hampshire
| State college basketball team won
from Norwich by score OF 70 10 -.
Ii Norwich had been able to throw ITS
fouls the score would have been closer
and possibly Norwich would have won
in this contest.
| In the wrestling contests there was
no chance for victory. Flanders, tie
last man, being the only one 70 get
any points for Norwich and he took
/ a fall from Simons very shortly after
the contest started Stacey Clary, the
/ fast forward of the Norwich basket
! bali teanf, will be out Of the sports
| for two months at least with badly
| sprained ankle, which at first was
thought to be broken.
The basketball game was played
first. For the first portion Of the
game Norwich seemed to hold its own
but in the last persod the visiting
team was able to keep the ball dnder
the Norwich basket the majority Of
the time, although frequently Norwich
PLAYERS would get the ball down TO
the other end OF the hall to try for
basket and then see it 70 back 70
| the other end and remain while sew
eral tries for basket were made.
Perry shone for the visiting team,
getting four baskets from the floor
and ten fouls, while Clark was the fast
man for the Norwich team, getting
three baskets and seven fouls but los
ing several in the last period OF the
game. Smith played good game as
did DonnoIy., but the visiting team
was TOO fast on the floor as a whole
aggregation and were able to put the
game across for their rooters.
The lineup was;
New Hampshire Norwich
Perry, Ii ,.s... r, August, Peneheon
Metcalf, Callahan. h.,....... IL, Clark
Mckinley. c.........-.. c, smith
Stafford, Fernald, rg ..s..rg, Maher
Sherwood, lg ....- lg, Donnolly
The score was. New Hampshire 26,
Norwich 10; baskets from the floor,
Perry 4. Stafford 2, Metcalf, Mckin-
lev. Clark 5, Smith ?, August; from
fouls, Perry 10, Clark Z; referee,
Swaffield.
Wrestling.
In the wrestling contest II was a
case Of playing for points, the sictors,
excepting in the case of Flanders, who
threw Simons Of the visiting team,
sndeavoring to keep their adversaries
g,der them, thus gaining the points
Tor the Springfield college team Start
ing with the li5-pound men, the
matches were run off with David sFic-
er as referee until the 5S-ponnd men
were reached and it was then that
Norwich shone for the only time in
The contest.
Much was expected OF Leahy and
Merchant but they could not come
through. Richard worked his man hard.
Merchant got out of hard position
carly n.the match but it took so much
out of him that he could not come
back in the nine minute contest. Rich
ard started well but he also placed
himself on the defensive early in the
match with the result that he did not
accomplish what was expected OF him.
OF course, II must be realized that TIE
Springfield college team Is one OF the
best in this section of the country.
Pasho wa awarded three points ever
snow of Norwich while Staley got
fall from Crawford of Norwich. Fisher
was worked hard by Richards but was
able TO secure three points from Rich
ards. Mozeski and Merchant were
wen matched, Mozeski getting the de-
rision Of three points, as did Whitney
over Leahy. Mooney threw Elias in
a little over four minutes. getting five
points, and then il was left for Flan-
ders 10 get the honors for Norwich,
which he did BY throwing Smons
when the bout had gone but a short
time, pinning both shoulders 20 the
aoor Thus the score was, Spring
Geld college 22 Norwich university 8.