The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1928-02-15
GAYLORD SUFFERS
DEFEAT SATURDAY
StOcktOn's Quint Defeats Gay
lord and Morton; Lose to
Tracy in Weeks Play.

By defeating the Morton high
school team by % to 10 count last
night (Tuesday) in fast game play
ed at Morton, the local squad came
through the weeks play with two
wins and a defeat. The victorys
We're taken from Gaylord and Morton
while the one defeat was registered
against them by Tracy. On Friday
of this week the team will play the
New Ulm high school at the Lincoln
school gymnasium. The preliminary
game will be between the Junior high
school and the New Ulm seconds. On
Tuesday, February 21st, Redwood
Falls will meet the fast Lamberton
quint on the local floor. This game
will be preceded by the inter-class
girls championship game.
The Tracy game last Friday night
proved to be the hardest of the sea-
son for the locals, with the count
against them by 19 to Is. The quar-
ter ended with the Tracy team in
the lead by a comparatively safe
margin. In the second half Stockton's
men came through and were leading
by one point near the end of the
game. A long field shot by Tracy
virtually sewed the contest after
Arnett missed two free throws.
Arnett led the scorers with five
field goals and two free tosses. Cap
tain Peterson made two field goals
while Worsech made one. Arnett did
all of the free tossing for the locals,
getting two out of six attempts.
On Saturday night two local teams
avenged their previous defeats at the
hands of Gaylord and Delhi. Stock
tons quint came through with %
to IL win over the Gaylord team while
Mitchells Juniors defeated the Delhi
high school team by 80 to IA count.
In the Gaylord game the visitors
started things by getting a field goal
on the first play. Captain Peterson
called time. Not able to get the
knack of the Gaylord team, time was
again called shortly after the contest
was under way. From then on
throughout the entire game it was
just a matter of how large score
by which the locals would win. The
quarter ended II to with Redwood
leading. In the second period Stock
ston's men scored points to 2 for the
visitors, making the count IA to Z.
The third quarter was fairly even
with 6 markers counted for Redwood
and 5 for Gaylord to bring the count
20 to II. Five points were counted
-, h. 10 ~ xx-bi a
Gaylord was content with a free
throw. Again Arnett led the scorers
with five field goals and two free
throws. Peterson closely followed
with four field markers and free
throw with Krieger and Worsech each
getting a field goal.
Stockton did not substitute during
the game, starting with Peterson and
Krieger at forwards, Worsech and
Bravinder at the guard positions and
Arnett at center. Later in the
game Kreiger and Worsech changed
positions. The team as whole play
ed exceptionally well, with kreiger
clinching his first team place and
playing his best game of the season.
In the preliminary game to the
Gaylord Redwood Falls tilt Delhi
was badly beaten by their smaller op-
ponents. Playing like veterans the
locals held the big visiting quint
scoreless in the first quarter and reg
istered 10 points while doing so. In
the second quarter the Delhi squad
gathered four counters while Red
wood made seven to bring the count
to II to 4 at the half time rest period.
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