Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-07
EIGHT SQUADS
APPEAR STRONG
IN REGIONALS
Franklin, Anderson, Roches-
ter, Bloomington and Mart
insville DOped High.
TECH PLAYS vINCENNEs
Saturday Regional Cards

INDIANA UNIVERSITY.
a. m--Central of Evansville vs.. San
dusky.
10 a. m.-NIuucie VS.. Richmond.
IL a. m.-SUllivan vs.. franklin.
2 D. m-ScOttsburg Us. RidgeviI1e.
3 d. m-BedfOrd vs.. RusselTiile.
4 p. m--GarfieId OF Terre Haute VS..
AIartinsyille.
1880 p. m.-BIOOmington vs.. Columbus.
$3.50 p. m.-Tech of indianapolis vs..
PURDUE UNIVERSITY.
8 n. m.-Pine Village vs.. Frankfort
10 n. m.-Kendallville vs.. Huntington.
IL n. m.-JeffersOn of Lafayette vs.. Mon
roe.
p. m.-Aroadia VS.. walton.
8 D. m.-Aiarion VS.. Anderson.
4 D. m.-Whiting vs.. Rochester.
1880 p. m.-AngOla VS.. South Bend.
$3.50 y. m.-Syracuse VS.. Charlottesville.
Thirty-two p high school basketball
teams in HoOsierdom are today resting
upon their laurels after a strenuous SEES
sion Friday and Saturday to gain the
right to compete in the regional contests
Rt Purdue and Indiana Universities Sat
Technical High School of this city
gained the right to play at Bloomington
Saturday after staging two remarka bic
contests here last Friday and Saturday,
one against Valley Mills and the other
against Manual. The Tech team was
forced to the limit in both contests, win
ming from Valley Mills by four points
and Manual by five points.
Techs chances TO enter the finals seem
rosy at this time, for Coach Blacks ath-
letes face the VinCennes FIVE in the final
contest OF the Bloomington regional.
However, the local lads will be forced
to the limit TO beat the DOWNSTAIRS.
Vincennes is tOUted as having a whirl-
wind five Knowing this. Coach Black
nil ha rT0
in final preparation for the coming bat
tie.
SEVERAL TEAMS
APPEAR STRONG.
Picking the winners Of the games at
the regional games is sure to be a hard
job, although Ii is a fOregOne conclu-
sion that Bloomington, Franklin, Mar
tinsville, Bedford, MUncie and Central
EVANSVILLE viii enter the finals. Bloom
ington, although forced TO the limit to
is anticipating little trouble in downing
the Columbus quintette in the regional
Bedford was also forced 10 the limit in
the sectional, but figures high against
RusseliTille in the meet at Indiana u"
Franklin should have a picnic against
Sullivan, while Mlrunsville viii be forced
to play bang-up basketball to defeat the
Garfield team from Terre Haute. Muncie
Is doped as a winner over Richmond. AS
for the e-ScOttsburg contest
Central of Evansville plays Sandusky and
should go through with little or no
trouble.
So much for the contests at Blooming
ton for the honor Of competing in the
finals at the Coliseum, March IS and 19l
Taking the northern part of the State
as a nucleus for the Purdue tUrney one
finds the picking rather hard.
Anderson, Frankfort, Rochester and
Jefferson Of Lafayette stand out as the
strongest teams in this section, and
should go through with little or no
trouble.
The Anderson five seems to have struck
its stride again after a slump. which
team. Coach Stages five has Marion to
meet in its game at Lafayette. Frank
fort, after downing the Lebanon team
in the sectional, is dOped as a strong
contender for State hOnOrs, meeting Pine
Nillege in the regional. Huntington
should beat Kendallville. Jefferson ap-
pears strong against Monroe. Arcadia
and Walton would have a nip-and- tuck
battle Rochester viii likely face little
opposition against Whiting.
South Bend IS dOped better than Angola,
while little can be gathered about the
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES contest.
Unless some unforeseen things such as
the overturning of the dope bucket come
about, Franklin, Anderson, Blooming
ton, Frankfort, Rochester, Martinsville.
Huntington and Technical should be
strong cOntenders in this list. but ad-
vance dope points TO one of the above
eight teams as possible winner.
Two weeks more and the State viii be
lauding another State high school cham
piOn. Who viii it be: