Marquette High School - Tatler Yearbook (Marquette, MI)

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IVI. H. S. BASKET BALI. TEAM

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--I--Mhwwmiv A T H L E T I C S f f fltlanistiquo was lauded as a dark horsef, 'Tany rate, the Xegaunee crew had little or no diftienlty ill doing away with the visiting buneh. The lirst half ended 14-3 with Xegaunee not exerting herself in .the least. Farrer, hlateer and liangas were the stars of the game, their woik at the baskets and on the floor giving Negaunee the game, 25-T. ISHPEMING-NEWBERRY. Another disappointing game for the fans was the last gtlllltj of the evening session. lshpeming met Newberry and defeated her ill-10. The Asylum. City crew were unable at any time to show lshpeming a. real time, the Hematite crew trying their long shots, only a few of which counted. These were all that were necessary however, for New- berry, strange to the baskets, was practically helpless. The score at the end of the tfrst half mfght indicate that it was a elose game, the ehalkers having ll for lshpeming and 10 for Newberry. The fact is that lshpeming shot only when she needed the points. Hioodney, star guard for the lsll- pcming' boys, was out of the game because of injuries reeeived when he bumped up against Slim Kiel, of Marquette, in a game played a week before the tournament. ISHPEMING-ESCANABA. Closing the evening session, lshpeming opened the morning session of the seeond day by defeating liseanaba lti-S. The lshpeming team was defeated by liseztnaba earlier in the season and were out for revenge. They got- it, doubling the Sandy City seore. The Ishpeming boys played better ball in their second appearance than when they made their debut the evening before. p HOUGHTON-SOO. ln this game the largest score of the tourney was made, the final eount going in lloughton's favor, 45-21. It was not without its thrills, despite the apparent one-sidedness of the seore. lt is doubtful whether Jlitlllgllltlll would have taken its seeond game it' it had not been for the work of Shields, lloughton's star geard and a member of the All-Tourna- ment team. Ile was constantly hampering the work of the Soo forwards who were oraetieally helpless in his hands tht. tirst half. in the set-ond, the Soo showed real fighting spirit and worked within six points of lI'oug'hton's tally. Then with the help of hliehels. lllimmer and Shields everywhere the ball was, Houghton elimbed up the seale and left the Soo far behind. NEGAUNEE-MENOMINEE. Rlenominee went- down to defeat when she ran up against Negaunee. losing the eontest IT-10. King shot one from tha side-lines about a min- ute after the opening whistle sounded. llleason for Menominee. and liingf, liangas and .l'l2ll'l'Ol' for Negaunee, were the bright spots in the third game