, 1925-03-19

4. Pearce put Cheyenne ahead at
the beginning of the second quarter
with a field goal, but Engstrom re-
piled with a field goal for Rawlins
and the Red and White again took
the lead. Pearce and King then got
hot for Cheyenne, and at the end of
the half Cheyenne led IL to Z. In
the third quatter Cheyenne made
three points when Pearce got a bas-
ket and King made n free throw
count n tally. Rawlins scored the
same, with Monahan getting the field
goal and Conley the free throw. In
the last quarter Rawlins outscored
Cheyenne 3 to 2. Engstrom made
Rawlins' three and Whelan counted
Cheyenne's tally King vas the star
of the game and played the best ball
has has in h tourney so far. Nimmo
loked good at guard and Pearce play
ed his usual brilliant game at center.
Monahan starred for Rawlins with
three field goals and a free throw.
Bates was removed from the game on
personals at the end of the half. Eng
strom played a good game.
WorIand 10, Rawlins o
Friday. the 18th, was a tough-luck
udy " ia II L no uSiCaeS up
to yesterday, but then it dropped two
games in rapid succession. 1t was
eliminated when Worland completely
overwhelmed it IS to 8, in the first
game of the afternoon yesterday.
Worland took the lead early in the
game, when r. Cottrell speared a
field goal and a free throw and Hark-
ms made a field goal. After Worland
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and toward the last part of the game
Rawlins quite fighting. Monahan
first in the game when he
made a free throw for Rawlins, but
Cottrell ard Harkins then came
through with their tallies and the
quarter ended 5 to l in favor of Wor-
land. In the second quarter the only
score was made by Cottrell when he
counted a short field goal. Engstrom
the counting in the secon
half by converting a free throw, but
then Harkins got hot and during the
third period made seven points. The
Cottrells made a field goal each in
frame and Monahan annexed one
point on a free throw for Rawlins.
At the end of the third period the
score was II to 3 for Worlapd. In
the last frame, Rawlins showed more
than it did in any other part
of the game, and Monahan, J Eng
and w. Engstrom each made
field goals. The only tally Worland
made was a free throw by Harkins.
Worland had Rawlins outclassed in
the game. and deserved to win. The
outlaws have been playing erratic
basketball during the meet, but they
have a good team, and deserved to
place third in A class. The thing
about Rawlins is that, as a general
rule, 1t works hard until the final
gun, and always puts up a good
game. In the game it let up In the
third quarter. but came back strong
for the last frame. Harkins and r..
Cottrell were the scorers for the Wor-
boys while Monahan was doing
most of Rawlins' counting.
Mountain View 10, Hanna o
Mountain View anne from behind
in the second half and defeated Han
ma. During the first half the game
was about even, with Hanna holding
a slight shade in the playing. Noun
tain View came back strong for the
half and o%utplayed Hanna.
had a lot of tough luck on its
shooting. and Rider was es-
pecially off. He played a nice floor
game. but could not hit the hoop with
his field goals. Lehti played the best
game for Hanna. Felix Is back with
Mountain View and played a good