Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-12-04
Freshmen and
Seniors Winners
COburn Interclass

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Waterville. Dec. 3.-The interclass
games closed this afternoon at the
Coburn gym and some excellent bas-
ketball was demonstrated. The Soph-
ignores and the Freshmen played
their game while the main attra ction
of the day was the Senior and Jun
ior game. Both games were close
and interesting but the latter was
much faster game.
The Senior and Junior game start
ed with a bang with no scoring until
after four minuts of play had elaps-
ed. The Seniors had the better of
the fray during this period and they
ended this period leading to 2.
With the start of the second period
the boys continued the battle and
here the Juniors stepped into the
lead with Brinn of the Seniors ;.ni
Johnson of the Juniors being the
outstanding stars and they scored
their respective teams the most bas-
kets. the half ending in favor of the
Juniors by the score of IL to 8.
In the opening of the last half the
Juniors started off with rush by
shooting in fouls like whirlwinds an l
then the Seniors turn came and they
likewise could not afford to lose any
chances on caging the sphere at such
an opportune moment. The third
perio ended in favor of the Juniors
and they had the better of the argu-
ment at this stage of the game. At
the opening of the fourth period the
Seniors came back strong in the
middle of the fray and evened up the
count with leading the Juniors. Here
the fine playing and shooting OF
Brinn, the outstanding star of the
entire game, Gagged some pretty bas-
kets for the Seniors and Simmons
putting in the foul which put the
team in the lead and this ended the
fray by the score of 10 to Is. This
was the best game of the interclass
series and the Juniors were shooting
madly in the last few minutes of
play to win the game but could not
do a thing against the fighting Sem
iors.
7 of the Seniors who made four has-
kets and three fouls. For the. Jun
| iors Johnson was the star, n1ak1ng
three baskets from the floor and one
from a foul. Others who did well
/ were Spalding. Simmonds, Rood.
Marsters and Gle.
The summary:
SENIORS (1O (1S) JUNIORS
,, Brinn. If .................. If. BONN
Simmonds, RI .............. RI, Gle
Rood. c ....s............. C, Johnson
Mason, liz .............-.. lg, Smlth
Spalding, re- .......... re-. Marsters
Subs: Shay for Smith. Pollard for
Rood. Rood for Pollard, Spalding for
; Simmons, Simmons for Mason. Smith
| for Shay. Marston for Shay. Smith
! for Marsters. Goals from the floor:
| Brinn 4. Johnson 8. Bohn 2, Gle.
Rood. Simmonds. Goals from fouls:
Brinn 3. Bohn 5. Simmonds 2 Gile 2,
Johnson, Mason. Pollard. Referee.
Fielder of Colby Timer. Khoury.
Scorer. Khoury. Time. SIS.
Frosh 12-Sophs 10 5
The Soophomores and the Fresh
men was a surprise in which the
Freshmen took over the Sophomores
by the score of 12 to 10. This was
also a very close game and It was
anyone's game until the final time
was called. The first period ended
with score tied, to 4, and the half
the Freshmen were in front by the
score of to S. The second half
| was close also and this was a fine
game to watch.
The outstanding star in this fray
was Maynes who put three baskets
from the floor and shot fouls from
the mark. For the losers Clarke and
Plummer did the best work, each
getting two baskets while the form
err put two fouls in the cage. The
| following Is the lineup:
| Freshmen U2) Q0) Sophomores
Daggett. If ............ If, Plummer
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