DOVER - The Dundee Bulldogs (1-0) (7-10), with one of the best teams it has had in several seasons, is expected to be the stumbling block for the Sugarcreek-Shanesville Pirates when the two meet tonight. Last night the Bulldogs stopped the Tuscarawas Broncos (0-1) (1-11) by a score of 38-18 with a nice exhibition. Forward Bradley led the way for the Dundee club with 17 points scored on 7 buckets and 3 fouls. The Bulldog-jersied boys of the north took a 10-2 lead in the 1st period, pushed it to 20-10 at the half and then added 5 points to their own total, while holding the Broncos to a measley foul shot in the 3rd.
I. Snyler, Dundee center, scored 2nd high to Bradley and had 6 points, the same number collected by forward Earl Schumaker of Tuscarawas.
SUGARCREEK-SHANESVILLE PIRATES - 38
Baker 2-0-4
Beechy 0-2-2
Bradley 7-3-17
I. Snyder 1-4-6
Haager 2-1-5
E. Rice 0-1-1
Fetters 1-1-3
TUSCARAWAS BRONCOS - 18
Earl Schumaker 2-2-6
Ray Wilkinson 0-0-0
Ralph Moore 1-3-5
John Reiser 2-1-5
Tom DeCotits 0-0-0
Francis Myers 0-0-0
Glen Reichman 1-0-2
Julius Picketti 0-0-0
Friday, February 24, 1933
The Daily Reporter
Dover, Ohio
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