close the Trojans have a tendency
| to lose their equilibrium and give
| way to wild ball-throwing instead of
cool deliberate playing. This was dis-
played noticeably. last evening in the
last minute of the game.

Quite opposite to the scoring rec-
ord of the Dragons which showed
Hall, of course, with the bulk of the
load, the Trojans shared quite even-
ly with the scoring throughout the

} game. In our opinion, under average
playing conditions this situation is
‘far safer and will constitute more
‘consistent scoring than if one man
| does all the work. It is merely a mat-|

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ter of not putting—‘“all your eggs in
one basket. te

In spite of the icy roads quite a
large group of Beloit rooters. made
the trip, and although the Trojan
cheering section was small, consider-
able noise originated from that part
of the gym.