Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-26
Tnr Heels Win Out.

1ur Heels w In Out.
Sew b.rry'- quintet proved To bn
smooth. wcll-drillcG team ia the
rp'niug round. ami tho representa-
ives Of tho South Carolina College,
went right out today as though trey
were going 10 truUuec tn. North
Carolina University I'VE. N.wDerry
got away 10 a good lead 10 start
but The Tarhcels began To Ind the
basket ana pulled out ahead he
for" the spectators Knew +, New
berry was again In the lead and then
Sorih Carolina. and the arst ha!f
ended - L" 10, for III. Tarhecis.
III. 'TArh.cI lead was overcome in
tn" second half. but again the old
North State forged ahead with a
coupl. az beautiful Held goals and
were leading. 80 TO u at the whistle.
Th. tai! North Carolinians made AN
ideal looking BASKETBALL team and
onv that was well nigh perfect ia
GrihhlIng. and this probably gave
them victory, for tho Ecwhcrry de-
Tense was almost alright and Shcaley
and Davies al guards. were quick To
break UP passes. Their dribbling en-
ahled the Tarheels 10 get more short.
sure shots. while Newhcrry depended
on longer ones at which Violet and
McPhcc were good Together they
made all their teams scores except
for Held goal apiece by civilian
aud Davies. North Cardinals scoring
vas we'll divided. but q. Carmichael
led with four field goals and six fouls
out OF nine attempts.
Lindsay HriIiinnt.
iAndsayS ski! at foul goals kept
WoToFd within striking distance of
south Carolina during the first half
or that game as he scored seven
% RI.
only Wonord field goal in this half
went TO Collins. Sparkman. Of south
carolina. piled mp five field goals. but
missed all his fouls ard with n
couple OF field goals BY Belk and one
ny Vaughn the half ended, 10 to .. for
south Carolina. Lindsey did not start
The second half and with Sparkman
suddenly finding he could shoot foul
goals south Carolina forged well
ahrad on eight foul and three field
goals by Sparkman and one each
by White and Gasquc.
Three more games scheauIsd for
tonight completed the second round
win Chattanooga facing Tulane.
kentucky playing Mercer and Van
"erDi!t meeting Georgia
iihFmoh ana Camille were the I'm :
aiEidual stars for Josh Cody's stnoo,h
running machine from Macon. Their
'eaHlWOfk, Inc passing and surcnass
AT the basket indicated early in th..
game that Kentucky was To los. our
thiS year. although the kcntuckians
""u one or the strong teams Of the
| tournaments
Gamble Registers Five.
| Gamble registered five field goals.
| mon Shot three, and. by his drib-
ming added much to the score
ION shot eleven foul goals our
~ nineteen attempts. LAWN and Al
kins We're the scoring stars for Ia
lucky, but fine work of the Narcnr
guards forced them to att,mp, lon,
shots 'o"S
Despite the big score the ranc
was interesting throughout.
| 'hattanooga University defeated
"'dhc 20 10 II in the first evening
Eamc OF the second round THO
| Chattanooga Ave took the lend in thc
hrst half ana maintained a lead of
from Tour to six points throughout
hcdd' the tall center OF the Cha,
tanooga team. contributed most 'ot
his teams points with two field
goals and nine foul goals on, OF
| fifteen attempts
| Wingcr and barnes aided in the
| scoring for Chattanooga until
Barnes had to retire with "a bad en-,
over the eve. The work of Hvcr
anG cate. for Chattanooga, had much
| t do with Tulancs defeat. for Land
TRIP and Martin. Tulnne forwards
| Had but few eday shots at the has
| Ect. l.andtriD shot seven foul goals
| out OF seventeen attempts.
| Wachcnhcim of Tulane. shot on,
%! the longest field goals seen
|