- Friday, February 6 1903 -
| Player |
|---|
| Stockton |
| Parrigan |
| Abernathy |
| Lovelace |
| Browning |
| Wright |
| Brunner |
| Morgan |
Kentucky - 6 (Head Coach: WWH Mustaine)
| Player |
|---|
| J. White Guyn |
| Joe Coons |
| Richard Arnett |
| Lee Andrus |
| Henry Wurtele |
| Ed Pierce |
| George Montgomery |
| Harold Amoss |
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Georgetown Defeated State College in Basketball Match
The basketball game between Georgetown College and State College, played in the gym of the latter college yesterday afternoon, resulted in a decisive victory for Georgetown, the score being 17-6.
The players for Georgetown were: Stockton, center; Parrigan, guard; Abernathy, guard; Lovelace, forward.
State College players were Guyn, guard; Coons, forward; R.H. Arnett, guard; Andrews, guard; Wurtle, center.
The larger part of the score was run up in the last half. At the end of the first half, the score stood at 7-1 in favor of Georgetown. During the latter part of the game, State College weakened appreciably. This is the second time this season Georgetown has defeated a local team. KU was defeated by the same team some weeks ago to the tune of 22-8.
Game Writeup - Lexington Leader
GEORGETOWN WINS BALL GAME
The first basket ball game ever played at State College took place yesterday afternoon between Georgetown College and State College teams. The latter team was defeated by a score of 15 to 6, when the game began at 4 o'clock the gymnasium was packed with rooters for the two teams who continually applauded the brilliant plays of their respective colleges. The initial game was a success in every particular. The game was very interesting and both teams gave an excellent exhibition of basket ball playing. Georgetown had the advantage on account of having been in training since last fall and having played a number of games, while the local team had had only a few days' practice. The cadets said the visitors were perfect gentlemen and played clean ball. At the contest last night they continually gave one another's college yells.
Georgetown chartered two cars and brought about fifty of the Rucker Hall girls, which probably caused the boys to win.
