Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1921-01-04 | Page 10 | Hoopsters Open 1921 Campaign

HlPSTERS open 1921 CAMPAIGN Standard-Examiner. Weber Never Rips Win Opening Gerries t COMMMICITI. U ' l I Won Lost Pet. Stnndard-Eaamlner 1 1 009 Scowcroit... 1 VVcbcr Seconds 1 " 1 00O (iffdcn Seconds 0 1 .000 I National Guard.- . .0 1 -000 Deaf school o i ,ooo i.4i-i n ilIu - Etenill - Standard Kxanilni-r Z2, NJUonal , Guard II ScowcrofU Never-Hips o. Deaf I School . Ogden Hljrh seconds 16, N ebcr H Seconds Sexi w eck' Giuiict Wrber Seconds IB, Standard -Ex- Ogden Seconds v Deaf School. National Guard vs. Nevcr-Rlps. Ii Three fast Barnes featured the opening open-ing of the 1921 Commercial League hoop race at the Arrnor last night. The feature conteel of the evening, however, was the battle b.-tw.-i n the ftgden Hlk'h school seconds and the Weber Normal college seconds. The Tisters were downed in this contest the count la-lng J6 to M. EonR shots by Price and McKay gave the Weber-Kes Weber-Kes the Jump early in the Urst half and the Tigers failed to retain the lead a single time during the rest of the battle. Rogers was the star for the high school five while Price and McKay wen the bright lights for the winners. The Standard- Examiner QUI! I 1 an aa time In winning out over the, five representing the National Guard I the count being Zl to , .i me nan the score read 1 1 to 0 for the wlnn if. For the Standurd-KxainiiKi I'ett van the bright st.ir. Ills basket shooting shoot-ing was of the first or.ler He WBJ credited with eight field I. ask. is during dur-ing the game. Steele and Bhreevea also played star ball. Anderson and 1 ali-l.mit .-n th only members of the KatlonaJ OUard team who were ahle t.. lomte th. hoop Each obtained one field basket during the contest. The Stat. S liool tor th. l.-.ii I. am put up a good cutis: .iKaint lhlr more experienced Never-Kip players, the latter team winning 4S to I ' i: Wllkeneon's basket shooting wai the big feature in this contest. He garnered seven field baskets during the game. Nixon also caged seven' field baskets. Dixon and Wiggins at guard 1 showed to good advantage. Goga was the big star lor the do-feated do-feated five, lb played a snappy game at center. West and K rest on at for-wards for-wards played star bull. The sum- Imarles: SI l Aim-I VMIN1 It 32 Fg. Ft IV. Tp Pctt. rf 8 o n 16 Steele. If 1 0 0 8 Evcretts. C 1 0 0 Foubs, rg 1 0 2 Arrowsmlth. Ig 0 0 il 0 Shrecves. lg 2 0 0 4 16 0 0 22 1 XA I IOK 1 1 ltls 1 ! Fg. Ft. Fg. Tp. H L,. Mortcnson. lg. . Donovan, rg ( J Jerry, c 0 I 0 Anderson, rf 1 " Dalebout, If 1 0 u H Ij Totals. ....... 2 0 0 A v( ,( ROF1 S 15 Fg- Ft l g. Tp. ! Relnap. rf I 0 u 6' H A. Belnap. rf i 0 6 M Wltkenson, If. .... .7 3 1 IS 1 fc Nixon, c 7 0 0 II k Dixon, rg o o o 0 h ES. Wllkenson. rg. . I 0 o . Wiggins. Ig 1 0 H j Totals 3 1 tfBj in i school h Fg- Ft Fg. Tp. H Klrk, lg 0 0 0 0 1 Pall, rg 0 0 0 o ! U Goga, c 1 0 0 West. If 0 4 1 Freston. rf . 1 u 0 I I Totals. .. v.. . .4 0 8 (M.IIIA BE Ms I I I Fg. Ft. Fg. Tp. ! I P.ogers. rf 0 ti 0 10 1 Stratford, if - o o 4' I OUnlln, e 0 0 0 n j j Hlnchcllffe, rg 0 0 0 Ul ( Irishman, rg 0 0 0 n j McFarland, lg 0 0 0 0 I Totuls 0 0 14 W EBI it MUtM IL SI OOXDJ J. j Ij: Ft IV. Tp I Heiner, lg 0 a 0 0. I Hickman, rg 0 0 0 0 B Price. 6 0 M Williams, rf 1 0 0 1 L. Wllkenson. If. ...C 0 0 i McKay, If 4 0 0 8 Totals 13 0 0 26