The Daily Star-Mirror
VOLUME XL
THE DAILY STAR-MIRROR, MOSCOW, IDAHO, FRIDAY, MARCH 10, 1922
NUMBER 180
WESTON LOSES TO OLD RIVALS, 29-18— COEUR D'ALENE DE FEATED, 44-28.
W. L. Pet,
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The first round of the all-state high school basketball tournament, held this afternoon in the University of Idaho gymnasium, resulted in Weston and Culdesac remaining undefeated. Moscow lost to Culdesac, their rivals of the past season, 29 to 19, while Weston sprung the surprise of the day by trampling the speedy Coeur d'Alene quintet underfoot 44 to 20. Both games were hard fought from first to last and were excellent exhibitions of high school ball.
Moscou Drops First
Moscow's five-man defense failed to Standings of the Teams:
Weston...
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Moscow...
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Coeur d'Alene...
stop the scoring attack of the double-scorer squad and Culdesac came out on the upper edge of a 29 to 18 score. Close guarding kept the score at a minimum and in the first half Moscow fouled continually. Nedros was removed on account of personals at the end of the first 10 minutes. The tightness of the Moscow defense kept Culdesac heaving from the center of  The floor, but few of the attempts brought in results. Moscow opened the offense and for a while it appeared as though they would take the game by a safe score, but their offense dwindled and at the end of the first half Culdesac had swung into the lead 14 to 7. Rohrman was high point man of the game, making two field goals and converting 11 out of 13 free throws. 