Grand Island College - Islander Yearbook (Grand Island, NE)

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THE ISLANDER game as the season had all season. Seats were little used by spectators this game. First Grand Island scored and then Hastings. This formal pro- cedure was followed during the entire contest. It soon became evident that the winner would be the one who had had the last turn just before the whistle blew. Hastings did. Result, 36 to 33. The next game was with Cotner. The Zebra outfit worked like a machine that night and disposed of Cotner 24 to 16 in a wonderful game of basket ball as is. The Zebras again clashed with Hastings, not forgetting the game of the fortnight before. Hastings seemed also not to have forgotten and the game was a repetition with the Bronchos again lucky, 35 to 31. Grand Island next met the Doane Tigers, Runners up for the Cham- pionship, in the slowest game of the season. Doane was victorious, 13 to 23. The Zebras then went on a three game trip, playing York, Doane, and Cotner consecutively. The Zebras were badly handicapped on York's small floor and since York had a style adapted to their court Grand Island found it impossible to overcome this irregularity. At Doane the boys made a better score than at York, but were de- feated. In the Cotner game the Zebras were forced to accept defeat by a two point margin, 15 to 17. The last game of the season was with the York Champions 1928 on the Grand Island floor. This was a game that will long be remembered. Grand Island showed a wonderful brand of basket ball and led at the end of the first half, 3 to 2, with York as concerned for their faultless record as it had been all season. Early in the second half York obtained a three point lead. Cunningham then dribbled the entire length of the floor and dropped one through. Near the last of the game when a field goal either way would settle the issue, the fastest show of basket ball seen all season on the Zebra court was made. The game ended 5 to 6 just after Grand Island watched the ball roll off the hoop several times. The season closed with Morris and Cunningham getting recognition on the all star teams. Since Grand Island will not lose a man by gradua- tion, she should have a team second to none next year. The men winning letters were: Henrich Hull, Robert McGrath, Paul Morris, Royal Cunningham, Robert Manley, T. J. Taylor. ---i- 1928 --l-ua

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CQ? THE ISLANDER 115291928