Word: foulness
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Showing a greatly improved passing game, the University basketball quintet defeated the Middlebury five by a score of 35 to 25. Coach Wachter's men jumped into the lead at the start. J. Pallo '23 scoring two points from the foul lines, and were never headed. The Crimson men outplayed their opponents in every department, their close guarding forcing the blue-jerseyed players to try many of their shots from mid floor...
...Pallo '23 is taking the place of A. E. McLeish '23 at left forward because he seems to fit better than the latter in the teamwork of the five. Although not as fast as McLeish, Pallo-mixes in the play more and is an accurate shot from the foul line. The rest of the line-up will be the same as usual except that H. E. Feiring '23 may replace S. B. Chase '21 in the backfield...
...ahead early in the game but their lead was finally overcome, mainly by the remarkable playing of L. Gordon '24 and P. Jenkins '24, who together turned in thirty-one points for their team. Gordon led in the individual scoring, caging seven baskets and adding five points from the foul line. R. W. Fitts '23 was a close second with four baskets and six goals out of ten chances on fouls...
...overtime period, Gordon was first to score, on a foul which he quickly followed with a basket. Jenkins added another two points and the game was over...
...scrimmage yesterday Fitts was the high point scorer, caging three baskets; he was followed by Pallo and H. W. Holt '21, who got a brace apicee. Holt also made one point from the foul line...