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ivaij OPEN BASKETBALL
SEASON WITH FIVE
VICTORIES
(Continued from Pace One)
Grow for Schmitz, McGuire for Mc-
Cray, Rand for Scott, McCray for
McGuire, Scott for Rand, Schmitz for
Grow.
Shenandoah—Tennants for Payne,
Kagey for Crouch, Payne for Tennants,
Mason for Fittro.
Goals—V. M. I.: Scott 5, McCray
4, Schmitz 2, Grow l.#
Fouls—V. M. I.: Schmitz 2, Grow
1, Scott 1, McCray 1, Carney 1.
Goals—Shenandoah: Chambers 5,
Kagey 2, Crouch 1, Payne 1.
Fouls—Shenandoah: Chambers 2,
Crouch 1, Payne 1, Fittro 1, Mason 1.
Referee—Gorton (V. M. I.).
VIRGINIA FRESHMEN
The V. M. I. Rat-Virginia Freshmen
game was played on the night
of January 15, in Jackson Hall at
7:15 P. M. as a preliminary to the
Varsity-Lynchburg game, and the
little V. M. I. team opened the evening
with a 20-13 victory.
The Rats did not seem to hit
their stride until the second half
when they came back strong and
scored 11 points to Virginia's 8.
Neither team scored much during the
first half. The Rats showed a great
improvement over their first game,
winning by a score of 20-13.
Hawkins, who was playing his
first game of the year, Scott, and
Grow starred for V. M. I. Raymond
and Johnson played well for Virginia.
The summary:
V. M. I. Rats (20) Va. Frosh (13)
Scott (C.) Johnson
R. F.
Schmitz Kaminer
L. F.
McCray Jones (C.)
C.
Swank Raymond
R. G.
Hawkins Faulconer
L. G.
Substitutions—V. M. I.: Grow for
Schmitz, Fulton for Swank, Carney
for Hawkins, McGuire for McCray.
Virginia Freshmen: Stuart for Kaminer,
Kaminer for Jones, Raymond
for Silverman, Slonae for Johnson,
Beard for Raymond.
Goals—V. M. I.: Scott 4, Grow 2,
Schmitz 1, McCray 1, Hawkins 1.
Fouls: Scott 1, McCray 1.
Goals—Va. Freshmen: Johnson 1,
Jones 1, Raymond 1. Fouls: Jones
2, Johnson 1, Kaminer 1, Faulconer
1, Stuart 1, Beard 1.
Referee—Gorton (V. M. I.).
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VA. EPISCOPAL SCHOOL
On January 19, the Rats played
their first game away from home,
with the Virginia Episcopal School
at Lynchburg.
The trip to Lynchburg was made
in automobiles and the game was
called at 3:30 P. M. .
The game was fast and hard
fought and at the end of the half,
V. E. S. was slightly ahead of V. M.
I. Time out was called in the last
22 seconds of play, and the score
stood V. E. S., 32; V. M. I., 31; however,
in those last few seconds the
team pulled through with the usual
V. M. I. fight and Scott made a field
goal just before the whistle blew;
the game ending V. M. I., 33 ;V. E.
S., 32.
Scott and Grow starred for V. M.
I., while Goldsmith was the outstanding
player for V. E. S.
The summary:
V. M. I. Rats (33) V. E. S. (32)
Scott (C.) Barber
R. F.
Grow Robinson
L. F.
McCray Goldsmith (C.)
C.
Hawkins Farinholt
R. G.
Swank Young
L. G.
Substitutions—V. M. I.: Fulton for
owank, Cchmitz for Lie Cray. V. II.
S.: Spruill for Young, Ramsey for
Robinson.
Goals—V. M. I.: Scott 6, Grow 4,
McCray 4, Hawkins 2. Fouls:
Scott 1.
Goals—V. E. S.: Goldsmith 7, Barber
3, Robinson 3, Young 2. Fouls:
Goldsmith 1, Farinholt 1.
BOYS' CLUB OF RICHMOND
On January 21 the Rat basketball
team added another feather to its cap
by defeating the strong Richmond
Boys' Club team, 43-23, in Jackson
Hall. With the exception of the V.
E .S. game, this was the hardest and
fastest game played by the Rats
this year. The second half was
their best half as they scored 24
points, 16 of which were scored during
the third quarter.
The Richmond boys fought valiantly
and played a good brand of
basketball. Coach Lambert used all
of his substitutes, and they showed
up very well.
Hawkins, Grow, and Scott starred
for V. M. I., while Taylor, Spear, and
Jones played well for Richmond.
The summary:
V. M. I. (43) R. B. C. (23)
Scott (C.) Taylor
R. F.
Grow Stone
L. F.
McCray Jones (C.)
C.
Swank Cohen
R. G.
Hawkins Spear
' L. G.
Substitutions—V. M. I.: Schmitz
for McCray, Fulton for Swank, Rand
for Grow, McGuire for McCray,
Schmitz for Scott, Fleming for Hawkins,
Carney for Schmitz, Gilbert for
Fulton.
R. B. C.—Evans for Stone.
Goals—V. M. I.: Grow 5, Scott 4,
McCray 4, Hawkins 3, McGuire 2,
Fleming 1, Rand 1, Schmitz 1.
Fouls—Grow 1.
Goals—R. B. C.: Taylor 4, Jones 2,
Spear 2, Stone 1, Evans 1.
Fouls—Cohen 2, Jones 1.
Referee—Caldwell (V. M. I.).
S. M. A.
The V. M. I. Rats-S. M. A. game
was played in Jackson Hall at 3:30
P. M. Saturday. Both teams played
a hard game, but neither team seemed
to get its eyes on the baskket until
the second half. V. M. I. came
back during this period and scored
frequently. They missed a good
many shots, however, during both
halves of the game.
Coach Lambert was able to use all
of his substitutes.
Grow played a good game at forward
for the Rats, scoring twelve
points, while Hawkins played a good
defensive game. French and Wise
played well for S. M. A.
Line-up and score:
V. M. I. (27).
G. F. T.
Scott, f 2 0 4
Grow, f 5 2 12
McCray, c 3 0 6
Swank, g 1 0 2
Hawkins, g. (Act. C.) 0 0 0
Rand, c. 1 1 3
Carney, f 0 0 0
Fulton, g 0 0 0
McGuire, c 0 0 C
Fleming, g 0 0 0
Gillespie, f 0 0 0
Gilbert, f 0 0 0
Total 12 3 27
S. M. A.
G. F. T.
French, f. 2 1 5
Deithric, f 1 0 2
Scofield (C.), c 0 0 0
Wise, g 2 0 4
Junge, g 0 0 0
Wurster, c 0 0 0
Russell, f. 0 0 0
Stembler, f 0 1 1
Wallace, c : 0 1 1
Henley, g 0 0 0
Herman, g 0 0 0
Total 5 3 13
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