The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1926-02-11

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at the basket. This was only the
third defeat for Osakis. Coach Tang
lin has nodded scrappy team out oi
green material.
/ Karl Adams of the st. Cloud
Teachers College refereed the game
His work met with the highest ap-
proval on tn part of both the Sauk
] Centre and Osakis fans. Mr.. Adams
is refereeing the game with Alexan-
dria here next Friday.
Sank Centre ,Osakis
McDermond (CaptRF Greeley
Hines LF jacobson
Nelson C Palar (Cpt.
Janecke RG Anderson
Pierson L G Prescott
| Field goals: McDermond d, Hines
2, Anderson 2, Nelson, Palar.
Free throws: Sank Centre, out OF
6; Osakis, out of 8.
Substitutions: Quinn for Greeley,
Ellis for jacobson.
Sank Centre Girls 1O-Osakis Girls S
The Sank Centre Girls team scor-
ed very decisive victory over the
Osakis lassies as a preliminary to
the boys game. The Sank Centre
girls outplayed their opponents every
/ moment of the game but. had a little
hard luck the first half of the game.
The Claseman- Butler combination at
forwards worked very well, while the
Moynihan-Boyer guard combination
was impenetroble. Peterson and
Hansen at centers were very effective
at the middle section. -
The ball travelled down to the
Sank Centre forwards in the very
start of the game and remained
there and in the center section most
of the time. Boyer and Moynihan
not allowing single shot at the bas-
ket the first quarter. The ball SEEM
ed to be able to get no farther down
the floor than the line in the Sank
Centre guards section of the floor.
The only scoring done for the first
! quarter was by Iagstad of Osakis,
who made free throw. The same
close guarding continued into the
second quarter until the last thirty
seconds when Claseman and Butler
both broke. loose for a basket each,
making the score Sank Centre 4-Osa-
! kis 1. r..
The fireworks started in the third
quarter when Reonelda Claseman
breaking loose from her guard re-
ceived passes from Leta Butler for
clear shots. She Melted three baskets
during this quarter. Osakis succeeded
in making only one.
| The same hard luck of the first
quarter pursued the girls in the last
quarter. They displayed excellent
team work but there seemed to be
an invisible net stretched across the
basket as the ball refused to drop
through. The game ended Sank Cen
tire 10-Osakis 5.
| Mr.. Olson has worked out very
classy sextet of girls which bids to be
one of the strongest girl teams in this
district. Elsie Boyer and Margaret
Moynihan are both very fast and
classy guards. Their playing was
also featured by their ability to pass
directly from the guard position up to
the forwards in the other end of the
floor. The shots taken by their op-
ponents were few and far between
Olga Peterson at jumping center re-
ceived the tip off every time. Libby
V. Hansen, side center, was deliber-
ate and very dependabl. Both were
on defense all of the time as the
guards passed directly to the for
wards. Butler and Claseman were
agile enough to get away from
their guards time after time and
made very good forward combina-
ton. Butler was very good at har-
Messing the long and hard passes
from the guards. The Osakis guards
found it very hard to intercept one
of her passes. Claseman was very
good at pivoting away from her op.
ponent and played cool game
throughout.
Sank Centre Girls Osakis Girls
Butler RF Peterson
Claseman IF Lagstac
Peterson &c Anderson
Hansen sc Beck
Moynihan, M rig Evensor
| Rouor (ContN To Dxo,oo4I