The Gavelyte, March 1907

Trm (}AVELYTJ 1 1, ATHLETICS. H.OY ~IARSH .\LL, E clito1;. Basket ball still continues. The tion to win laurels for Cedarville game between the Xenia Theological College. Seminary on February 17th. proved Never was there so exciting a to be quite an interesting contest. Th M h 11 b th . . game nor so close a score through- e ars a ro ers were agam m the game and together with William- I out the game. The score was tied son, Hanna and McClellan made up at least five times and the first half the Cedarville team. resulted 13 to 11 for Cedarville. The Seminary boys proved to be a Our boys were in the lead till with- fast aggregation, four of them having in thirty seconds of the close of the played on Tarkio University team. game, when Muskingum threw a fonl They had the size and team work goal tieing the sc0re 19 to 19. In over our boys and suc~eeded in run- playing off the tie Cedarville made ning up a score of 27 to 5. first point. Then Muskingum made The next contest occurred on· two successively, thereby winning February 22nd. vs Muskingun Col- the game. lege. This game was looked forward This season's work has produced to with much interest. The old some good men. Billy Watt is show– team was to be together with one ing up splendidly at guard and exception, Morton. . Georgl:l Stewart is playing a good But much to the disgust of the forward. largely assembled crowd, Estle and The Independents have been play– Corry were not allowed to play. ing a good ball, having defeated This necessitated the line-up being Jamestown by a large score, and the as follows: - C. Marshall, r. f.; G. Dayton Wetolas, 50 to 10. Stewart, I. f.; W. Watt, c.; R. Mar- In their game with Nelson's Busi– shall, r. g.; L. Confarr, I. g. 1 ness College of Springfield, they were ' Somewhat angered at Musking- , beaten by the small score of 28 to 21. um, the Cedarville rooters never so Jn this game Estle played a forward nobly supported their team. Never I for elson's and while having no did a Cedarville team endeavor with I practice showed that barring this he so much earnestness and determina- would be as good as ever.