Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1930-11-27
ENTHUSIASM SHOWN
IN INTERCLASS GAMES

With only one more game W pray
at the time of this writing-that OF the
seniors against the faeulty-the inter-
class basketball tournaments has COME
to close.
The faculty team and seniors played
the starting game of the tournament
asyhe seniors, led by Pival, forward
rAade the first basket but after that
the ball was in one teams possession
as much as in the other. The game
was somewhat ragged the first halt
but settled down during the last quar-
ter to some real basketball The seniors
rallied then to make one desperate
attempt to win the game, but the lead
was too great -
The game ended with the score ID
s in favor of the faculty. The seniors,
losing this game, had to play the draw
ers of the bye Gunior high) to get
back into the race for championship
The high point men were Pival ~
for seniors, and Vogt (6) for faculty.
Frosh Lose.
The frosh started their game off by
making d basket off the tip off. The
juniors seemed to be lost during the
first half by the frosh. Rusher and the
two Katarzys led the offense and made
tough going for the juniors. Young
and Hills guarded their basket well
and prevented the Juniors from MAX
ing baskets. The half ended with a
score of 40 in favor of the frosh.
In the second half the frosh held the
Load for the greater part of the third
quarter. but finally the juniors, desper-
ate and determined. rallied and drew
ahead The frosh battled but were out
cIassed by the fast junior team in the
last quarter, and went down IN defeat
to the score of SIG in favor or the
juniors. This gave the juniors the right
to play the faculty in the finals. Henry
Katarzy was high point man tor the
frosh. and Rowland for the juniors
Seniors Play Jr. Hi.
Because the seniors had lost to the
faculty, they had to play the junior
high to get back into the race The
game was fast but the seniors missed
many shots. The junior high had al
good defense but the seniors beat them
to score of 20-1 Had the junior high
had more experience and practice the
going would have been good deal
harder for the seniors.
Frosh Lose.
At the senior-frosh game the crowds
sympathy sided with the pluckv frosh.
The first half was marked by fast
playing. The frosh seemed to be able
to hold the seniors but during the last
half Pival broke loose for basket,
and Paolini sank two baskets to giv5
the seniors the lead which they held
to the end of the game, making the
score lis
Juniors Us. Faculty
This game was the fastest and the
hardest fought game of the season. The
juniors obtained a lead early in the
first quarter but the faculty soon
eoualed it by sinking in two baskets.
The score at the end of the half was
"a in favor of the faculty. Hayes and
Vogt scored for the faculty, Vogt be-
ing the high point man, and McAdam
and Rowland starring for the juniors.
During the fourth quarter Rowland
made two shots from just behind the
foul line making the score 1919, with
the faculty still in the lead, however
The faculty defense frightened, and the
game ended with the juniors as losers
Seniors Play Juniors.
This game was played in order to
decide who was to play the faculty
for the championship of the interclass
tournament The score at the end of
the half was $40 in favor of the jun
iors. These two teams were the most
evenly matched teams in the tourna-
ment The game throughout was
marked by long shots and the accuracy
shown in these shots. Pivars' flashy
dribbling and spectacular shots ac-
counted greatly for the number Of
points for the seniors Boyer was the
high-point man of the seniors Nc
Adam starred for the Juniors David
son shot two long shots from center
to make two spectacular shots Nc
Adams, and Rowland showed good
teamwork Hills and Woodwork
played we'll at guards. The juniors won
the game l6-14.
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