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‘tournament. Early in the first)
(Sa ‘Captain Vance Hall took}

another Dragonite to also take a/
“nasty fall during this game, but’
he remained at his post:
‘The first; quarter ended withthe |
| Dragons leading by a lone point,
_ the score being 8 to 7. During the
‘second quarter the Dragons started |

- painig, Dilfon, 10, Beck 2, (Walter 2
_ and Metz 1. Verhage, Cushing and
Peters also saw service during the

Downs

Coach Suran’s Dr:
to Opponents and
Three Games in §

Altho playing very much under
blankets and not being compelled
to extend themselves to their ut-
most in any of the three games in
which they engaged during the dis-
trict tournament held in Lebanon,
last week-end, the Dragons, as us- |
ual, furnished the greater portion |
of the thrills enjoyed by the spec-
tators and, while they won each of |
their contests by margins to spare,
still played a game such as only
champions can play and one which
gave the fan a run for his money.

The Dragons made their first ap-
pearance on the court Thursday
evening, with the Burr Oak five as
their opponents. This game proved
to be a complete walk-a-way for
Suran’s champs. At the end of
the first quarter they led by a
score of 15 to 2, and at the half
were out in front, 22 to 9. During
the last half of the game the boys
merely coasted along, coming out
of the third quarter leading 34 to|
17, and with the game ending, 46
to" 24

In_ this game Hall, scored 27
points, ‘Dillon 8, Beck 6, Metz 3
and Peters and Cushing 1 each.
Others appearing in the lineup be-
sides those mentioned as scorers
were Walters, Verhage, Goheen and
Kreamer. |

Friday evening saw the Dragons
pitted against the Lebanon team,
and this was probably the rough-
est game played during the entire

a nasty fall, wrenching his back}

uite badly and all but sending him
to the bench. As it was, he re-
mained in but it was quite evident |
that for the remainder of the game}
he was not up to his usual stand-|'
ard of ball tossing.. .Walters: was|

 

going places and at the half, led}.
by a score of 21 to 9. The ‘third |
quarter ended with Lebanon: so far

 

‘behind there was no danger what-

ever of them ever nosing out in

front, the score being 27 to 13, and

the game ended with the ‘Dragons

- coasting along to a 33 to 19 vie-

‘ed 19

game © he
‘The final evening of the tourna-

“ment found Lebanon and Harlan

battling for the consolation trophy,
with the Lebanon five having no