Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-02-16
Contest To Be Staged
Tonight At 8: Is; Inability
OF Local Team To Nege-
tiate Free Throws Loses
Contest In Which They
We're Outplayed On the
Floor.

LAW NAA w
cost the University of North Dakota
the first basketball game against
South Dakota State college Wednesday
night. The Coyotes won % to 10.
AS had been expected by the fans,
the contest was a battle from begin
ming to the final gun, with the visitors
outplaying the Flickertails on the floor
the greater part Of the time, but it
was a. heart breaking loss from the
standpoint of the pink and green team
for the reason h a North Dakota
scored Is points from the field against
IA made by the visitors. 1t was the
accuracy Of Carey shooting from the
foul line that pulled the Coyotes out
Of the hole and gave them the long
end of the score. The South Dakota
forward made even points for his
N. d. Gets One
Burkman and Sinclair failed to
make more than one foul count for
their team and there ere eleven
called. If half of them had been
and when Carey gave his teammates
North Dakota would have WON.
Shopper Of Fargo, refereeine, called
everything and Carey gave the visitors
the first point of the game within a
minute of play when he negotiated
one from the foul line. Harris made
it two for North Dakota and Sinclair
doubled it up soon after, and North
Dakota maintained the lead through
ont the first period, which ended . to
Z
The visitors made but one field has
ket during the opening half which was
credited to l. Thune. center.
Was Locals Half
North Dakota outplayed the South
D~1rrk~ ~~-n<Y0- TO- tAo H4r ~0~t
the first half, although the Coyotes
came to life before the close and
showed some pretty passing and floor
work, but they were off ON shooting,
missing several easy shorts.
Vests quintet came back with a
rush the second half adm Thune tied
up the score. A minute later WEIGH
made it II to 9 for the visitors. North
Dakota vas playing loosely at hat
the long shots In.
Sinclair tied up the count again
at IL all, but a field goal by Thomp-
son and a free throw by Carey gave
tho Coyotes the long end, IA to IL.
Two field baskets in quick succession
by Burkman and Harris put North
Dakota ahead again, Is to IA, but the
F~lickertaifs were unable to hold it
and when Carey gave his teammates
another lead of one point he locals
were unable to get to the top again.
Busdieker Is Off
Busdieker did not come through as
usual Wednesday night and Burkman
was switched to center in the later
stages Of the game. Brodie and Nc
Cutcheon were sent in al forwards
but the Coyotes had found the loops
the second half and could not be
stopped.
Although the work of both Thomp-
tional, neither Harris nor Burkman
shot up to standard. Burkman did play
a great game on the floor, however.
Individually both Stenshoe ~ SIN
clair did some fine work, but as a
whole the Fhckertails lacked map.
L. Thune, captain n center for
the Coyotes, was the individual sta
Of the game
The contest was witnessed by the
largest crowd of the season, and be-
cause Of the uncertainty of the out
come tonight. when the second game
between the two teams will be played,
Dry.
Summary:
South Dakota North Dakota
Carey,m #, Harris
WEIGH, II If, Burkman
l.. Thune, c c, Budieker
Thompson, lg lg. Sinclair
Schultz, re- rg, SterAshoei
Field goals-Carey, 2; WEIGH, /;
Thune, 2; Thompson, Q; Harris, 2;
Burkman, 2; Busdieker, 1; Sinclair.
2; Stenshoel, 1; Brodie, /.
Free throws-Carey, 3; Burkman.
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