Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-11
TECH EXPECTS
STIFF BATTLE
TOLAND GAME
Vincennes TOuted Strong in
RegiOnal-Classy Teams
in Two Divisions.
WIRELESS SENDS SCORES

With the opening Of the regional high
school basketball contests at Blooming
ton and Lafayette tomorrow followers of
thirtytwo teams in the State are figuring
the chances of their favorites.
Technical High School, the local SEQ {
tional winner, is prepared to offer stiff
resistance against Vincennes in the fnaN
contest at Bloomington tomorrow. Coach
Black sent his squad through its final
workout yesterday and pronounced his
athletes fit. The team and coaches will
leave this afternoon for Bloomington. The
following men were taken on the trip:
Ntpper, Griggs, Adkins, Greenburg, Con-
ley, Jerry, Wilson, Udegraff and Wool
gar.
TECH EXPECTS
STIFF TUSSLE.
Tech is expecting a stiff tussle with
Vincennes in the regional contest for the
right to enter the finals here next Friday
and Saturday. However, if the locals en-
ter the big doing, Tech followers are CON,
fdent the team will win its first contest
in the finals, for it will be against the
winner Of the Evansville Sandusky game.
This contest will be played Friday night,
March IS. If the team wins this contest
then it will likely face the Anderson I've,
which will mean the shedding will be
rather rough and rugged.
Both Bloomington and Lafayette are
planning royal receptions for the teams
which will compete for honOrs.
Fraternities at the two schools win en-
terrain the athletes, while reception COM
mittees will make an effort to look after
the comfort of the spectators.
An added feature to the tourney at La
fayette will be the sending out of result
by wireless. Amateur operators over the
State will be able to land the scores Of
the various games Immediately at their
completion if they ri Cup their tnstru-
ments.
Favorites to run through the State
tourney are about equally divided be-
tween the two regional districts. In the
Lafayette district will be found Roch-
ester, Frankfort, Anderson and Lafay-
cite, while at Bloomington. Franklin
Martinsviue and Bloomington figure
strong.
PICKING WINNER
RATHER EASY.
Picking the winner in the Bloomington
sectional in most cases semes to DO
rather easy. Central Of Evansville Is
given the edge over Sandusky. Munc1V
shOuld defeat Richmond. Franklin Is
completion if they rig up their instru-
van. The Scottsburg Ridgeville contest
should be close: Bedford hgures strohs
against Russelville. Martinsvtlle has the
edge on Garfield Of Terre Haute. Bloom
ington should trim Columbus, whlIe~
Tech will have trouble with Flncennes.
Much speculation Is on as 10 the out-
come of the eight games at Lafayette
So far these eight teams are reigning Ia
vorites: Frankfort should have no rou-
BILE with Pine Village In the hrst game.
KendalIviIle and Huntington should put
up a battle royal at 10 O'Clock with the
latter team given the edge. Jefferson OF
Lafayette is expected to win from Non
roe in the last game of the morning. wal
ton should win from Arcadia at CLOCK.
Maron and Anderson will stage the big
paInA of the afternoon, with the lattel
running strong Rochester will meet
strong opponent in Whiting but should
20 10 the finals next week. At night
South Rend and Charlottesville are picked
to win over Angola and Syracuse.