The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-11-24

The defense of the visitors seem
ed to revol7e about the person OF
Couture, right guard. Rosen anc
Iloavey displayed flashes of form
in the forward assignments. LON.
bard at the pivotal position was q
strong contender. He tailed one
goal and Rosen one.
Referee Pat Kaney, the popular
albiter from Dartmouth College
hendled the contest in creditable
fashion.
FIRST PERIOD
Albert Goslant, Company D's
big running guard, broke loose
from the field. Lucky Fisk clutch
ed The leather sphere and deliver.
ed it fast and true into Goslant'
hands. In a twinklng the first Of
fetal basket Of the 1929 season
had swished the laces. Goslant
hid started the domestics on then
way TO victory.
Whitley Dumas, who earned his
reputation last year as a bear-cat
guard bounced upon the ball and
III a sweeping motion passed it to
Fisk who lurked on the side of Tho
court. Lucky then tickled the
mcshes with the second basket OF
the season. Time out was called
by the Windsor aggregation af-
ter about seven and half minutes
had been played.
Curley Burns was fouled by
Heavey and the st. Johnsbury
basketball chieftain stood q NOM
emf on The foul mark to toss in
a perfect tally. Fitz Marshall Of
fenced Lombard, his rangy oppon-
ent, who was successful in hurting
the ball clearly through the hoop.
Dumas and Heavey produced the
initial double foul of the season
when they mutually ruffled each
other. Neither was able to tally
ohc single point.
Toward the end Of the first pc
Rod, Lew Watchers athletes
began to show some of the form
char he has endeavorcd to produce
ia them. On pass from Cou-
ture who grabbed the ball beneath
the Company ID basket, toW-head-
ed little Roaer accepted the leath-
e. and placed it with accuracy in
the center Of the loop Lombard,
lust before the gong sounded nos
ell his way down through the dy-
inG baskcteers and arched in a
counter which made the score at
this point, Company d G, Wind
sor ).
SECOND PERIOD
The Windsorites had evidently
beer taken under the wing of their
mentor, Lew Wachter, and given
a little talking to in the interim.
pleXion of a Company d battle.
The sphere was thrust back and
bach in the local back court a few
times to help Lucky Fisk to seize
the ball. In Snappy forward pass,
Lucky hurled straight to the flying
Goslant and the latter swished the
leather like lightning into the laces.
Fisk played a colorful part in
the second period as he did dur
ing the most Of the contest. He
displayed a great nose for the ball.
following it like a hawk even to
the edge of the basket. This alert
ness soon resulted in score for
Fisk scooped up Il loose ball
around beneath his goal and dir
ected a brief arch within the net
ting. Dumas and Heavey fur
nished another double foul and
were called by Referee Pat Kaney
Just before the gong changed foI
the finish Of the second round, Fit2
Marshall received . long pass from
the hands Of Burns, his chief and
sent it simmering into the hoop.
The score stood - to 7 in favor
Of Company y.
THIRD PERIOD
For several minutes the contest
continued without any basketeer
punctuating the hoop. An encOur-
aging feature, however, was the
feet that the ball was kept well
in the shadow Of the local goal
FISH and Heavey were having a
merry battle for the possession of
the ball when Referee Kaney call
ed for it. He tossed it up between
the players. Somebody hollered 70
Fisk, Tap it in" lucky Fisk
did, the bal Settling neatly into the
mtshes. Curley Burns added an
other point to tho score of the do
mostic ball tossers when he arched
in goal from foul when offended
BY Lombard the rangy Windsor
center. Fisk's nose for the bound
ing sphere meant another marker
for St. Johnsbury when he follow
Ell Gosl&nt try for goal all tho
way down the floor As the ball
bounded back off the blackboard
Fisk was there to push it through
jhu ron rim.
Again Fisk tailed another point
this time one from foul, ellison
being the offender. In the closing
moments Of the game Curley
Barns cut loose down the hall and
scored clever basket single
handed but the goal was discount
ed by the 9rbitcr who ruled that
the local leader was running with