Tuscarawas Broncos Senior Forward Allen Veigel leads his team in scoring with 5 points in a losing cause, while he and his team head for the Consolation Tournament.
DOVER - Refusing to stay put and continuing their role as the "Bad Medicine" of the county's Class B circuit, the Dundee Bulldogs (2-0) (12-14) plastered their upset of the Tuscarawas Broncos (1-1) (7-14) into place in the final period of their hard fought contest with a 22-18 victory on Saturday night.
The Bulldogs were leading only 14-13 when the final period opened and they stretched that lead to 4 points before the gun cracked. A crackup in the 3rd quarter almost resulted in the upsetters being upset. Dundee, after trailing 4-2 in the opener, took a 12-5 command in the 2nd and then nearly lost it in the third stanza.
Center Dick Kobel, of Dundee and tricky one-handed shooter, hit the ring from action 3 times and another 3 from the free throw line to amass 9 points and lead all scorers. The Veigel brothers, who tore into the Mineral City Tigers with 26 points between them on Friday night, were held to only 8 points by the Eagles. Senior forward Allen Veigel got 5 points (1 field goal and 3 free throws) to lead his team and his brother, Junior center Lester Veigel, picked up three markers (a field goal and a free throw).
The one upset...if it can be called that...was darkhorse Dundee's triumph over Tuscarawas one of the 4 seeded teams.
DUNDEE BULLDOGS - 22
Russell Jones 1-1-3
Don Ogg 0-1-1
Dick Kobel 3-3-9
Bill Smiley 0-1-1
Dick Machan 2-0-4
John Jones 2-0-4
TUSCARAWAS BRONCOS - 18
Dick Minor 1-1-3
Allen Veigel 1-3-5
Lester Veigel 1-1-3
Don Schwab 0-0-0
Ralph Minnich 0-0-0
Earl Johnson 1-1-3
Floyd Reichman 1-1-3
Ed Stevenson 0-1-1
Monday, February 24, 1936
The Daily Reporter
Dover, Ohio
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