Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-02-28

FRIDAY EVENING.
Anderson ''Y," II; Broad Ripple Joy
South Side Turner'S. IS; Muncie, 10.
Darlington, IS; Moscow, 1S.
TURNER'S BEAT DARLINGTON.
In the last game of the Saturday morn
ing schedule the South Side Turner's won
iaeir way TO the semi finals by elimin8C-
Ing the Darlington team, 8 to .. The
Turner's got the jump and were leading
the first half, to 5.
Evansville. vincennes and Anderson
were the victorious teams in the first
morning games today in the 15O-pound
state independent amateur basketball
tournament in progress at the Y. NJ. C. A.
The Evas eliminated Bloomingdale, % to
Is. The Alices whipped the Mooresville
athletes, 81 to Is, and the, Anderson
quintet downed Aurora after a terrific
struggle, 81 to 81. The South Side
Turner's and the strong Darlington team
mixed in the last contest of the morning
and the fans witnessed some sensational
playing.
Two games remained on the afternoon
preliminary card and then at 5 80 this
evening the two unbeaten fives remaining
IN the tournament were to battle
IN the finals for the state independ-
ent amateur titIe. IN the first game of
the afternoon Evansville was to stack up
against Vincennes and in the second aft.
ernooD contest Anderson was to meet the
winner of the TurnerDarlington fray.
Then the finals were to be staged AMI
a packed gallery was promised because
all the early Saturday battles were wit
messed by an enthusiastic crowd.
Bohr was the Evansville star this morn
ing with eight field goals while Flock
no
Bloomingdale boys. BlOOmingdale fought
hard but was unable to reach the Evans
vile score. though making a game effort
in the second half Wall and Lewis were
injured IN the Ffncennes- Mooresville con-
test when they coliided, but both recoy-
cred and stayed in the game.
Vincennes had strong lvem1n de-
Tense which Kept the MoOresville athletes
at a distance Ulery got five field goals
for Vincennes. Mooresville started late
rally, but failed to reach. The Anderson
Aurora game was rough. but the crowd
enjoyed 1t. Aurora led the first half. is
to IL, but Anderson came hack and fought
its way into the lead. Hutchinson and
Thompson were the starlights.
dneups and summaries of the morning
games today:
Loebo ......... Forward -. Drake
Neiss .......... Forward ......... Flock
Rohr ........... Center ........ Garrard
Davis ........... Guard ...s,,. X. Coffin
Mathews Guard y. ...ss. fEsselman
Field g0als-Rohr 6. Loebo .. Neiss .
Mathews 1, Drake 2, Flock S. Garrard 1,
Usselman l. Foul goals-FIock l, Gar
rard 1. Referee-Feezel.
yincennes OH. Mooresville uG.
lewts--......-.. Forward .........Wall
liery .......... Forward Hyatt
kfNmiller. ....... Center ........... Cook
Jones........s.... Guard ............ BRAY
l'al, W ey :. 49, Guard 49,. Curtis
Field goals-Lewis, ,; Ulery. ;; XIX
miller, 3: Wall, 5: Hyatt. .: Curtis, l.
Foul goals-Hyat .; Curtis. .: Kixmil-
Ter. L. stifutions-Cosand for Cook
Referee Head
Anderson (27). Aurora (24.
Swinford 49,. Forward. -. Thompson
Woods .--..... Forward 49,. Bordman
Hutchinson ....... Center. ......... Snow
Burlingane ..... Guard ........... Huxsol
Speck ........... Guard - Mcclellan
Field goals-woods .. Hutchinson 8,
Smith ?, Thompson 4, Bordman 3. Snow.
Foul goals-Woods 1, Hutchinson T.
Thompson s. SubstitutiOns-Smith for
Swinford. lieferee-Feezel.
Turner's CO.. Darlington (5l.
Nruend ........ Forward =. Ralph RAIN
Aliddlesworth Forward F. Pickering,
Rice ........... Center ...... Hunt
Goett ......... Guard Raw RAIN
Secrest 49,. Guard -. ]. Pickering
Field goals iddlesworth /. Rice !. So,
crest !. Ralph Ran L Foul goals-RaIph
RAIN 3, Secrest >. Rice. Substitutions-
Mullen for T. Pickering, Thompson for
Ralph Rain, Conn for Goett. Referee
Head.
The South SIDE Turner's, representing
indianapolis in the tournament, came
through on top in their match with the
Mqneie Maroons last night. the score
being is to 10. Capt. Johnny Rice, for
ward. and Conn. center. led the Turner
attack, Rice getting FIVE field goals and
two foul points, while the latter collected
twice from the field and once on free
throw Middlesworth and Goett carried
out the defensive work in great style and
the Maroon forwards had a few easy
chances
ANDERSON PUTS
GLOOMS OUT.
The first game on the night card, while
one of the best Of the tourney, was a
big disappointment to local fans. In this
contest the Broad Ripple Joy and Glooms
II TO Is. The Glooms played a great
game and played a clever passing game,
but the accurate shooting of Hutchinson
and Woods stood them in the back row.
In the closing game on the night card
the Darlington Bearcats put over their
second victory for the day, defeating the
Moscow Independents. IS to 10, without
working hard.
z Inc games NHeNeIUdY dIlFEnOOH pro-
Tided the fans with several hours of good
entertainment. In the first affair on the
program the BloominGdale Independents
scored a well earned victory over the
jamestown Rippers to the tune of "a to
ri. The first half of this contest ended
with the score Is to 6, Jamestown's
favor, and it looked to the crowd as
though it were all over but the shouting.
However, the Bloomingdale lads, led by
Flock started a steady drive to the front
Ia the final minutes Of play and they
PASSED their opponents on the home
stretch.
MOORESEILLE HAD
STURDY TEAM.
The MooresvilIe EIks defeated the Shell
bxyilie A1onograms In the second Friday
afternoon contest getting IS points ana
allowing only II. The Monograms pass
the bali well and are very fast, but they
were not strong enough TO go down the
6Gvf against their older and more ex
perienced opponents. The Elks didn't
try very hard IN this game and they
should be strong for today's engagements.
Until the final seconds OF play there
was never mere than two points differ
ence in the scores of the Vincennes ''Y''
Specials and the Fairland Independents,
who elashed In the third afternoon game