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was the star player for the Cubs, Singleton for the Teddies. The end saw the Cubs on the short end of a 29-14 score. UNIVERSITY VS. SAN LEANDRO Piracy once more came into vogue when the San Leandro Pirates beat the Cubs on our own court January 25. University took an early lead when Lancione and lllurdoek sank buckets. San Leandro retal- iated withs two field goals and then a foul throw. The lead was main- tained until the final quarter, when the gun went off, leaving the score 11 to 8 in favor of the Pirates. UNIVERSITY VS. RICHMOND University's fighting Cub quintet could not upset the Oilers at Richmond, January 28, during its practice game with the Oily city hoopsters. The initial tip-of f went to Richmond, but close guarding of the Uni bucket forced the Oily boidsn to take long shots. In the last stanza the Oilers let loose with an attack that netted them 24 points. Laneione raised the Cub,s total to 14 by a foul shot and a field goal. The game ended with the score 24 to 14. UNIVERSITY VS. FREMONT The second game with the Tigers, played February 1 on the Ben- gals' court, looked as if it would be the first win for the Cubs. A spectacular field goal by Blake, who got into the game early in the fourth quarter, followed by VVasson,s bucket and Murdock's fouls, strengthened that belief. But the game ended with Saunders, Fre- mont guard, taking a free throw which he failed to make good, leav- ing Fremont the victors by 19-16 score. UNIVERSITY VS. ROOSEVELT The scoring in the second game with the Teddies was mostly done by field goals, there being very few foul shots called. The game was played on Universityas court February 5. University's men, VVas- son, Lancione, lNIurdock, Hadlen, and VVallstrum, were in the game almost the entire time. Substitutes went into the game the last few minutes of the fourth quarter. At the end of the tilt the Cubs were on the short end of a 34 to 18 count. UNIVERSITY VS. SAN LEANDRO In the second game held February 8, at San Leandro, both the Pirates and the Cubs made a slow start, and as a result there was very little scoring for either team in the first quarter. The Cubs were weak- ened eonsiderably by the loss of Cap-tain lVIurdock, who was forced
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from the game early in the second period. In the third and fourth quarters the Cubs fought hard, but were unable to overcome the Pi- rates, lead of 241 to 144, the final score. UNIVERSITY VS. RICHMOND In the second game held with the Richmond five February '18, University's quintet showed improvement over the game played with the oily city boys before. The Cubs, however, could not pull through to a win. ltffurdock, Arata, and Hadlen all played a good game, but were out-played by the winners, as the 25-21 score shows. 0.A.L SEASDN UNIVERSITY vs. MCCLYMONDS The closest game of the season was played with the McClymonds Indians in the Oakland Auditorium, February 141. With the score 28-27 in the Cubs' favor, Takesaki sank a foul in the last quarter to tie the score. The Japanese boy then drew another free throw and, amid a dead silence, dropped in one more bucket to win the game 29-28. ' Captain Dana ltfurdock and Preston Hunt both gave the In- dians something to worry about in the game. It was their shots, along with a foul made good by Lan-cione and a bucket by VVasson, that put the Cubs in the front during the fourth quarter. Takesaki, how- ever, proved the undoing of Allison's men with his startling finish.
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