Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-22
BASKETBALL
COLLEGE.
Valparaiso, %; Kalamazoo, 26.
HIGH SCHOOL.
COLLEGE.

Valparaiso, %; Kalamazoo, &c.
HIGH SCHOOL.
Frankfort.37; Charlottesville, Is.
Marion High, %; Marion Legion, 20.
INDEPENDENT.
En- -Roes, 81: Dayton Triangles, y.
Shoals Legion, 20; Montgomery, 10.
Advance, 81; MOoresville. 30.
Carthage, %; Lewisyilie, IA.
Plans have been completed for a series
Of basketball tournaments in which
American Legion posts throughout In
diana will participate, to be held In
March, 1921 Thirteen district tourna-
picked by the thirteen district athletic
chairmen Of the legion. Winners Of the
thirteen meets will play for the State
legion championship at South Bend.
Plans for the tournaments have been
worked out by a committee consisting of
james II. Mason, Gary, athletic officer
of the department. chairman: L. Russell
Newgcnt, department adtutant. Indian
apolis; Philip B. Stapp, Greensburg f;
Raymond Brown. Terre Haute; Perry
O'Neal, Rushville; Ben Rogers, Frank
fort: Kenneth Yarnell and Thomas King
Wabash, and George Cooper, South
Bend.
The district tournaments will be held
during the week, when the State high
school tournament is being held. The
thirteen sections are composed or posts
in the thirteen congressional districts
More than 200 posts are now engaged
N inter-pOst contests, preparatory to
the district tournaments. The State
tournament at South Bend will be one
week after the district tournament The
committee has worked out a set of rules
10 govern all legion games. BY these
rules, none except post members can
represent 4 legion post in any basket.
ball game.
Having gathered together what he
thinks is the strongest array of basket
talent in Indiana, Manager Tom Quill
of the South Side Turner quintette is
having tough time finding strong teams
DESTROYS of giving him a place on their
schedules. The Turner's have been able
TO play only three games to date, win
ming them by wide margins, and Quill
has issued challenge to every comblna-
ton in the State for games to be played
either abroad or on the Turner court in
hopes OF running his men up against a
lineup that will afford them some real
opposition. The Turner team of this year
is composed of four members of last
years outfit and several other strong
former high school and college men. in
gliding Rice, Secrest, Grund, Conn, Whit
ney, Leveron, Jones, Chandler and Flee
Ter.
The Turner's will meet the Pottawatta-
mile five Christmas night, the contest to
NC lpAlOhcu ny udnce. 1DeY nave no
game carded for New Years night and
would like to hear from all teams de-
string to meet them, ~ Leaders, indie
pendent A. C.'s, Joy Glooms, Ferndales
Relmonts End North American Gymnastic
Union preferred. Call Prospect 1921. or
address Tom Quill, South Side Turner
hall, 206 Prospect street
The Morristown Bankables desire
games with the fastest junior teams in
Indianapolis. They have no game booked
for Christmas night and are anxious to
get in touch with the ~" Leaders and
others in that class. Address Richard
Heck, AL Grace street, Indianapolis.
The Cumberland Independent basket
tossers, who defeated the Rensselaers
81 to 3, have been reorganized under
the management of the Community Club
and are looking for games with the
best teams in the city and State. Ad-
dress III. r.. Redmyer, Cumberland, Ind