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nnd tow:u·d the close of the coutt•st we were !'coring nlmo.st
at will. A. ~1. A. put up a stifT figl1t but we W(•rc uot tfl 11<' 1
ont,lout•. Hangcly starrc•d for tltc caclcts Loth in sltooting 1
and floor work. For ns1 :\Iead was the outstanding performer, scoring Hi poiuts1 as many as the whole .\. l(. 1\. team.
Lineups ami summary:
l'. E. S. A. jl(. A.
Frazier ...............L. F............... :\IcC'Iary Mend .................R. F................ Dorsey Rogers .................C................. Rangely Terry ......... . ... .. .L. G. . ... .. .. . .... Crawford JJeo ..................R. 0.............. Kcnncrdy
Substitutes: A. ll. A.-:\fcCarthy for Rangely, :\lcGil for Dorsey; V. E. S.-Goldsmith for Rogers. Field goals: :McClary 2, Dorst'y 2, Rang<'l.v a, )lead '7, Hogers 2, Terry 1, Goldsmith 1. Foul gonls: Frat:i<.·r (3 out of G). J.lcad (2 mtt of 2), Kcuned,r (2 out of ). Hcfercc: Summers
(V. M. I.).
D. :M. I., 23-V. E. S., 61
Something of a massacre occmred in the Bm·ksdale Gym· nasium when, on February 21, we o,·crwltelmcd the haskct- ball tcnm from the Dan\'ille :Military Institute to the hmc of Gl to 23. Tho game was rather slow due to its oncsidcdncss. Right at the start our team clid not seem to be fully 011 the alct t and we did not b<-gin our scoring until IIolucr for D. :\1. I. had scored one point by a foul. This inspired our tos:>crs and from then on the sotmd of "swish" arose from our cnu of the floor with monotonous frequency. The end of the first half found the visitors buried under an avalanche of 30 points to their own meager 5. Wl1creupon, in the next half our second team was sent in, thus putting the visiting cadets upon more equal terms. This was probably the most amus-
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