The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1932-01-21
Sank Centre
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Fast Games
Melrose Defeated in Hair
Raiser on Their Floor
By 24-20 Score
VICTORIOUS
Locals, Badly Off Form, Were
Defeated Friday Night By
Glenwood Team
Glenwood 23-Sauk Centre II

GlenwOOd 23-Sauk Centre II
Showing a complete reversal of
form over the preceding week the
Sank Centre High School basket
ball quint were defeated Friday eve
ming on the Junior High Auditor
ium floor by Glen wood 23-17, before
the largest crowd of the season.
The game was fast and somewhat
rough, the referee being compelled
to call % personal fouls. The local
quint were the offenders 10 times.
In previous games Sank Centre
has shot with deadly aim when CIV
en- a free throw opportunity. Fri
day evening they converted eight
out of Is tries. A number of fouls
being good for two shots each.
Glenwood was even worse, connect
ing three out of ten attempts.
Harry Hamilton, Sank Centres
dashy forward was completely box
ed Friday and did not connect for
a single field goal. He made good
with his two free throw opportuni-
ties.
Herb Lembke, of Litchfield, grad
uating from the s. c. High, Class Of
%, was the referee, and did good
job.
Every man Oh the Sank Centre
team except Capt. Dean Kinsella
committed one or more personals.
The starting line-ups were as fol-
lows:
Sank Centre Glenwood.--
Hamilton, RF Brendahl, RF
Iwinski, LF Swisher, LG
Dubois, G Hanson, G
Domke, re- Hammond, RG
Kinsella, LG Klug, LG
The game started with a rush
when Referee Lembke blew the
starting whistle at 8:12 p. M. In
the first half minute Of play Ham
ilton fouled Hanson and Dubois
fouled Klug. Neither connected.
Klug fouled Hamilton and Ham"
scored the opening score Of the
game with free throw. Brendahl
came across with a field goal a
moment later. Dubois tied .he
score when he was fouled by Han
son. Just before the quarter ended
Dubois made a I.;ce field goal from
the side lines. Score, Sank Centre
4Glenwood 2. -
With the opening Of the second
quarter Iwinski missed a gift shot
when he was fouled by Hanson.
Swisher tied the score 4 all with a
field goal. Eckstein succeeded
BrandahI at forward for Glenwood.
Kinsella shot a peach of field goal
from the side and centre.
Ham" was completely covered
and Sieben was sent in for him.
Sieben's first play was fouling Klug
who made good, score, Sank Centre
g.. Glenwood 5. Eckstein shot a
field goal giving his team the lead.
A double foul was called on Dom
Ike and Eckstein. Neither made
good. When he was fouled by Eek
stein, Kinsella tied the score with
a free throw. Swisher shot a Held
goal and Dubois missed a free
throw Just before the half, Glen
wood 8. Sank Centre z. Hamilton re-
sumed his place with the opening
of the third quarter.
On the third play Of the period
Brandahl scored a field goal. DOM
Ike fouled Hanson who made good.
Kinsella shot a free throw. Domke
missed free throw. Ham" scor-
ed on gift shot after Klug took
unlawful liberties with him. Glen
wood takes time out. Sank Centre
scored a field. goal, the score at
this point stood Glenwood II, Sank
Centre II.
Both teams were playing like in
spired demons. Kinsella missed an
opportunity for q free on a foul by
Hanson. Brandahl connected for a
gift shot when fouled by Ham"
Glenwood connected for field goal
and another free throw, the quarter
ending, Gienwood Is, Sank Centre
II.
In the opening of the fourth
fuarter Right Guard . Hammond
scored beautiful field goal. Dubois
fouled Hammond, missed. At this
point the men Of both teams were
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