The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1936-12-24
Sank Centre
Won From
Glenwood S
First Victory-A Conference
Game-Shows Locals
In Good Form
TWO FINE OFFENSIVES
Local Seconds Took Their
Game By Score of
10 To Ia

Two sparkling offensives clashed
that dashed out with bursts Of
speed and swept the Harveymen to
victory over Glenwood % to 81, in
the climax game of the pre-holiday
home season.
To the second stringers goes the
glory of breaking the losing streak
for the locals. Beaten by st. Cloud
decisively, they came back strong
to defeat Glenwood 10 to IA with
Ethun, Kringen, and Carlson
strong on the scoring lead. Pur-
suing the precedent set by their
seconds, the varsity struck hard at
the Glenwood offensive, played
faster break, and won the ball
game. In this first conference game
the locals unleashed their strength
and set Glenwood to a loss.
Lashing out with all the venom
Of heretofore pent up attack, the 10
Gals drove and charged their way
to first quarter rally that eased
them out in front to 3. Each
team scored their first marker on
foul shots, then Arvig broke loose
to dribble in fast to break in to the
open. His shot was missed but the
ball was recovered. Walker, coming
in to the front of the basket ex-
ecuted one of the cleverest plays of
the game when he forced the Glen
wood guard to foul him. AS he was
being closely guarded, he reached
out with a one handed shot that
was not converted. His arm came
up under the arm of the guard for
foul shot. Employing a faster
break, Glenwood's Carnahan, dash
ed in close to convert the first field
goal of the game. But Hoffman not
to be outdone unlimbered one from
the center of the court for four
points for the locals.
The second quarter found the 10
calls attack begging slightly. Glen
wood picked up momentum and ac-
celebrating in daring crescendo
advanced to the climax of their at
tack when they picked up in front
of the locals at halftime 8 to 6.
| Walker converted first during this
quarter with an overland tip in
shot from the foul line. Glenwood
had tied the score at all with a
foul shot. Carnahan and Edinger
provided the further four points
with two field goals. Dashing back
and fourth up and down the court
neither team could find the vulner-
able spot to strike again during the
first half.
In the opening of the third quar-
ter's attack Glenwood took one
more point in the lead with foul
shot. Then Reble, Harvey forward,
assumed the initiative to reopen
the Sank Centre attack. This third
quarter drive was the most devast-
ating offensive weapon the Sank
Centre club had yielded yet this
season. On an interrogation that
abruptly disrupted the Glenwood
attack Reble took the ball and rae
ed in from the center, took a quick
shot for the conversion, while
Glenwood strove frantically to set
the defensive. Walker, taking a
pass in the hole position, put the
locals one point in the lead. Glen
wood romped back into the lead
position when their lanky center
touched one in, and Arvig in a
quick shot from the lower corner
rethroned the locals. Glenwood tied
on foul shot, and then Hoffman
on his second mid-court shot put
the locals in the lead at IA to IL.
Glenwood took one more point be-
fore the close of the third quarter.
It was zigzag play as Sank Cen
ire opened the fourth frame in the
lead. On a double foul involving
Clother and Reble, the locals took
one point while Glenwood failed to
convert. Then another foul and
Glenwood moved up one point. In
an under the basket attempt
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