BASKETBALL

DARTMOUTH 30—SYRACUSE 18

In the last game played at Hanover this season, Dartmouth defeated the basketball team from Syracuse by the decisive score of 30 to 18. Although the game was somewhat marred by occasional roughness, it was one of the speediest contests which was played at Hanover this year. Three of Dartmouth's players appeared in Hanover for their last varsity game, and each put up a stellar exhibition. Dingle secured five baskets, for the record, Brady caged three of the most sensational shots he has ever made, and Gibson held the speedy Syracuse captain to but two baskets in forty minutes of whirlwind playing.

The first half ended 12 to 8 in Dartmouth's favor. Dingle secured three and Mensel one from the floor, and Brady made four fouls out of a possible six. Ainsley and Kilpatrick scored for the visitors. Hoban's playing was a feature of the second period. The visitors' work was excellent, but they were outclassed by the shooting and speed of the Green.

The summary:

DARTMOUTH Mitllen, rf Brady, lf Dingle, c Mensel, Hoban, rg Gibson,. Jones, lg SYRACUSE lg, Ainsley rg, Scully c, Rilpatrick, Keating If, Lyon rf, Lee

Score—Dartmouth 30, Syracuse 18. Goals from floor—Dingle 5, Brady 3, Hoban 2, Mullen, Mensel, Ainsley 2, Kilpatrick 2, Lee 2, Scully, Keating. From fouls—Brady 6, Lee, Lyon. Fouls called on—Dartmouth 9, Syracuse 10. Referee—Hardy. 20-min halves.

WILLIAMS 28—DARTMOUTH 12

Williams, the basketball champion of New England, defeated the Dartmouth five at Williamstown on March 2. The final score was 28-12. Although the Green played fast basketball, it was outclassed in every way by the fast five of the Purple.

Six minutes of the first period elapsed before a score was made; Templeton had the honor of the first tally by a successful free throw. Lewis scored from the floor a moment later, followed in rapid succession by two more baskets. Brady scored for Dartmouth, followed by two free throws by Templeton and a basket each for Lambie and Wallace. Brady scored a foul, the half ending 14—3 for Williams.

Dartmouth braced in the second half, to no avail. Williams kept up scoring, Wallace getting three baskets, and Lambie, Hamilton, and Templeton each secured one. Brady scored twice for Dartmouth, and Gibson once.

The summary:

WILLIAMS Lambie, rf Lewis, lf Templeton, c Wallace, rb Hamilton, lb DARTMOUTH lb, Mensel rb, Gibson c, Dingle lf, Mullen, Hoban rf, Brady

Score—Williams 28, Dartmouth 12. Goals from floor—Wallace 4, Lewis 3, Lambie 2, Hamilton, Templeton, Brady 3, Gibson. Goals from fouls—Templeton 6, Brady 4. Referee — Hyatt of Yale. Timers—lrwin of Dartmouth, Johnston of Williams. Time—20-min. halves.

Dartmouth was defeated the next night at Syracuse, 16—9. Mullen, who was ill, was replaced by Hoban. The game was fast throughout. The first half ended 7—5 in favor of Syracuse.

SOPHOMORES LOSE SERIES

The freshman basketball team won the inter-class series by defeating the second year men in two fast basketball games.

The first game went to the Freshmen by the score of 25—19. The Sophomores scored early, but were unable to withstand the rushes of the Freshmen. The first half ended 13—10.

1912 Mensel, rf Whitney, lf . Jones, c Hoban, rb Harmon, lb 1913 rf, Winship, Edwards lf, Barbour c, Gibson rb, Scully lb, Gray

Goals from field—Scully 4, Barbour 3, Harmon 3, Winship 2, Edwards 2, Jones 2, Whitney 2, Hoban, Mensel, Gray. Goals from fouls—Whitney, Scully. Referee—Brady.

The second game was won by 1913, 32—26. The game was faster and more hotly contested than the first one. Jones and Whitney excelled for the Sophomores, and Scully and Gibson were the freshman stars. The first period ended in favor of the Freshmen, 16—12.

1912 Mensel, rf Whitney, lf Jones, c Hoban, rb Parks; lb

1913 rf, Kinoy lf, Barbour c, Gibson rb, Scully lb, Gray

Goals from field—Jones 6, Gibson 5, Whitney 3, Kinoy 3, Barbour 3, Scully 3, Gray 2, Parks 2, Fellows 1, Hoban 1. Referee—Brady.

WILLISTON 36—FRESHMEN 11

In the last game of the schedule, played February 26, the freshman five was defeated by the fast quintet from Williston Academy. The final score was 36 to 11.