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Show mm Fon first mwm he Snow vs. Boxelder and Springville Against L. D. S. U. Is Opener, Snow academy vs. Boxelder high school and Springville vs. Ia D. S. U. were the result of the first night's drawing for the state high school basketball basket-ball tournament to be held in the Smart gymnasium in Togan, Thursday, Friday and Saturday of mis week. Uaeh victorious vic-torious team plays the five It did not meet the preceding evening. Sa I urday the. schedule will bring together the teams which did not meet in the other two nights. It was announced by t ho league offi-' offi-' t-ials lust night that they would not pay tlio expenses of any fives which were in Levari before Thursday and the expenses will only be paid starting Thursday morn inc. The exception to this rule Is tiin Snow academy. The other official to he chosen is Tommy I-'ltzpai rick of the lOast high school. He will alt en ia to with Homer Hoisington in refereeing the contests and it is probable one, or I he other will of-tlciate of-tlciate in the B. Y U.-Aggie game Friday Fri-day night. Should the H. IK P. I. be successful in the first two nights, t hat Is. break even or win both, there will probably be an excursion to the tminut mcnt. Mr I chain City expects to send a large delegation to "the games every niplu. ( ONEIDA STAKE FIVE SWAMPED BY B. Y. C. J.Oi: N, March 5. Tlio ChHi .'-'lake nra.Vuiv haHki-IKall ,ii,l siiI'm-ii-.I a iln- Islw di'l'.-at liT.' t on Ik I it when llio H. V. I '. saai',il llu: ITi'stun Iiov.h, llio yi'orr Ijviiiu' 111 In L'l. '1'iiL' Ivant uork of the U. V. C. team was a fealure. ami at no time did the Oneida boys stand a cnanee. Haws, at riht forward, was high scorer with ten field KoaJs. .Lineup and summary: ONEIDA STAKE (24). Fd. G. Fr. T. Fl. CI. T. P. Choulos, If 3 7 u 9 Rawlings, rf 4 - l S Cole, c 1 2 1 3 Lake, c 0 (I 0 0 Forsgren, rg 1 0 0 2 Parker, Ig 1 0 0 2 Totals 10 11 4 24 B. Y. C. (61). Fd. G. Fr. T. Fl. G. T. P. Berntson, It 6 5 1 13 Hawa. rf 10 0 0 20 Barlow, c 5 0 0 10 Neelev, rg 0 0 0 0 Maughn, le 7 0 0 14 Edw-ards, If 0 0 0 0 Hammond, c 2 0 0 i Hyer, Ig 0 0 0 0 Totals SO 6 1 61 Referee, MeMulIen. Umpire, Smith. B. A. C. DEFEATED BY SNOW ACADEMY FIVE Special to The Tribune. MT. PI.UASANT, March 5. Jack Chris-tensen's Chris-tensen's Branch Agricultural college basketball bas-ketball team lost one of the most spectacular spec-tacular contests of the season tonight to Snow academy in the game that decided the championship of the southern portion of the state. The score was 41 to 40. Fast ball irom start to finish featured the battle. Snow led at the end of the first l-.aLf with a 21-18 score. The B. A. C. team fought hard all the way, but was nosed out by a single point. The game was featured by the work of Leigh at forward for B. A. C. and Childs for Snow academy. Ieigh got seven field goals and Childs six. The B. A. C.j was poor on basket shooting, having possession of the ball most of the time, but could not get it in the hoop. Snow academy will represent the south in the tournament. The Hijeup and summary: B. A. C. (40). Fd. G. Fr. T. Fl. G. T.P. Leigh, lf..; 7 0 0 14 Urie, rf 3 0 0 6 Griffin, c 4 15 12 20 Wood, lg 0 0 0 0 Thorley, rg 0 0 0 0 Totals 14 15 12 40 SNOW ACADEMY (41). Fd. G. Fr. T. Fl. G. T.P. Childs, If B 0 0 12 Mortenson, rf 3 0 0 6 Olson, c 4 o 0 8 Isaacson, lg 1 10 11 13 Nielson, rg 1 0 0 2 Totals 13 13 11 41 Referee Allred. LEHI HOOPERS END SUCCESSFUL SEASON Wiih last Saturday's game with Springville Spring-ville the Lehi high school basketball players play-ers finished one of tiie- most successful seasons of their history. They started the season with but one veteran on the s(uaLi. and lie with but one year's previous pre-vious experience. However, by hard work and strict training they rounded into an Alpine division champion five. In the six games pla.yed in that division they rolled up scores that left no cpjestion as to the right to the championship honor. In addition to having defeated the teams of their division they have met and defeated de-feated the teams representing the 1j. D. S. U. seconds, Kast high, West high, Y. M. C. A. Stickers. Chicago descents, Jordiin high and Grantsville. Following are the scores for the season: sea-son: Lehi SS L,. T). S. U -12 Lehi 14 Springville 42 Lehi 17 Springville -6 Lehi 25 Bingham 27 Lehi 36 Grantsville 40 Lehi 22 East high 20 Lehi S3 West high 19 Lehi SG Grantsville l: Lehi 29 L. D. S. U. 2d.. 25 Lehi 41 Chicago Cres 19 Lehi 67 Y. M. C. A. Stic. 37 Lehi 52 Jordan S Lehi 37 American Fork.. 13 Lehi 43 American Fork.. 2?, Lehi 36 Heber 27 Lehi 69 Heber 27 Lehi 44 Pleasant Grove.. 2fi Lehi 52 Pleasant Grove.. 26 Lehi 26 Springville 40 Lehi 2i Springville 32 Total 7S3 Total 533 C;i plain Gray has done good work a t the for u-d postion, covering the floor in (Continued on Following Pae. DRAWING FOB FIRST NIGHT'S PLAY MADE (Continued from Preceding Page.) great, shape and showing ability at pitching pitch-ing baskets. Evans, the other forward, has made an excellent teammate for Gray, seldom failing to send the oval through the basket for a counter when passed to him. Clark, at center, is the only man on the team with any previous experience. His defensive work is one of the distinctive features of the team, having held some of the best scorers In the game without a goal. Winn, at guard, lias showed excellent form. He has usually been pitted against the heaviest heav-iest scoring opponent and has usually Torced the adherents of that forward to find some excuse for his low scoring. Davis, the other man, is a very effective offensive guard. In addition to holding his man to a low count he annexes a substantial number for himself. On the substitute line Cox, Spencer and Worlton have all showed class. Each of these men have played in one or more league games and have never failed to make a good account of themselves when called upon in an emergency. Other men deserving of mention are Miller, Brown, Gardner and Peterson. These men have done consistent work in the second string and deserve no small amount of credit for the development develop-ment of the first team. The prospects for a championship team next year are very bright. Practically all of the men who have participated this year will be back, and these, together with the new material, gives Lehi bright hopes for next year's hoop season. |
