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Title: Wyo
Year: 1911 (1910s)
Authors: Junior Class, University of Wyoming
Subjects: University of Wyoming Student Yearbooks
Publisher: University of Wyoming
Contributing Library: University of Wyoming - UW Libraries & UW American Heritage Center
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es and poor at others. 1 his game showed poor train-ing on Wyomings part, as near the end of the game nearly all the menwere all in, some of them being hardly able to get about. When timewas called the scoreboard read 24-25 in Wyomings favor, but thiswas an error as the referee had awarded one point to Colorado fo;seme reason, leaving a tie score, 25-25. It was agreed upon to playfive minutes to play off the tie. In this time Wyoming threw one foulbasket and Colorado one field goal, leaving a score of 26-27 in favorof Colorado. The team in this game was the same, with the exceptionof Hunton, whose place was taken by C. A. Jones, who held the placethe rest of the season. The Cheyenne Athletic Club team, which was the old C. B. C.team, lined up against the University team on February 2.1. This isone of the fastest teams in the West and had beaten all other teams fromthis section of the country. They came over v/ith the intention of beat- 0 •MX=>0 (xr:>o-^ MX=» 00->
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Baslfetball Team.Prestegard (Capt.). Jones, Pitz, Fuller (Mgr.), Price, Overton, Grant. •:-o«=>o 00-i :-o<=«o 00^- I ing Wyoming 3 or 4 to 1 This was a good game but was rather one-sided the second half. At the end of the first half the score stood 8-9,but in the second half the C. A. C. men made baskets with ease andthe final score was 33-18 in Cheyennes favor. This game again showedlack of training on the part of Wyoming players, but this and the pre-vious game showed that Wyommg had the material for a good teamif the players would get down to business. The following Friday the team left for Fort Collins with the m-tention of playing the Colorado Aggies, Colorado University and severalother teams in Colorado. From Cheyenne we had to take an automobileto Fort Collins in order to get there in time for the game. We reachedFort Collins at 6 p. m. and the game was to start at 7:30 p. m., leavingus an hour and a half to warm up, eat and dress, which kept ushust

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