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Show 1 ACADEMY NOTES. Clark Allred, Reporter. The three games of basketball played between Millard Academy and Murdock Academy resulted- as fol lows: First game played at Beaver, March 1, won by Murdock. Score 40 to 35. The line-up was as follows: Millard Academy Murdock Academy Stott It. F Jones Greener L. F Twltchell Nielson C Englestead Workman R. Smith Blackburn L. G Gurr Summary of points. Field throws, Stott 8, Jones 8, Nielson 4, Englestead 3, Smith 3, Greener 3, Twltchell 2, Vjrkraan 1. i Foul throws Stott 5 out of 12,' ' Jones, 8 out of 12. Richardson, referee. ' The second game, played at Hinck-' Hinck-' ley, March 3, was won by Millard i Academy. Score, 40 to 22. : Millard Murdock 1 Stott R. F Jones ' Greener L. F. Twltchell Nielson C Englestead Workman R. G Gurr ' Blackburn L. G RJggs Smith Summary of points: Field throws, Btott 12, Greener 2, Twltchell 3, Jones 2. Nielson 3, Smith 2, Englestead 2, Blackburn 1, Workman 1. Richardson, referee. The final game was played at Delta March 4th. The Millard boys took the lesd and at the end of first half were four points ahead. In the last two minutes of the second half the Murdock rushed ahead one point nd before the Millard boy could throw another basket the time waa up. Each team got the same number of field baskets and made the same number of foul throws. Murdock waa awarded one point In the first part of the last half. Score, 26 to 25. Millard Murdock Greener I F Twltchell Stott R. F. Jones Nielson C Englestead Workman R. O.f.... Gurr Blackburn -.L. 0 Smith Summary of points: Field throws, Stott 8, Jones 3, Twltchell 2, Smith 2, Englestead 2, Greener 1. Foul throws, Stott 7 out of 12, Jones 7 out of 14. Rlchsrdson, referee. Thursday morning A. A- Hinckley and W. F. Pratt rlslted the Academy. Pres. Hinckley gave a report of the doings of tb board, also an excellent talk on the benefit of a church school trslnlng. Bro.V Trait discussed the value of the Academy to tb young people of the county. The first years gave their party Friday Fri-day evening. An Interesting progrsra wss rendered, after which dainty refreshments re-freshments were served. During the time of the freshmen's fun, two stray chickens entered the gyro. They were soon caught and Saturday morning the class president and several other class members enjoyed themselve at a luncheon, with chicken as the main course of the menu. The members of the Acsdemy choir snd their psrtners held a social at the Academy Saturday evening. |
