Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-03


Marion, %; Eaton, 10.
WaynetOwn, IL; Darlington. 10.
INDEPENDENT.
Denver A. c., IS; Richmond Legion, q.
Upton A. A, q; KOkOmo Legion, II.
Emerson Orioles, 80; Turner Actives, %.
The nestest trick that has been turned
for local followers of the amateur basket
tossers was put over at South Side Tur-
ner Hall last night when the Turner quin-
tette registered a 37-tO-19 victory over the
l. VI. II. A. five before the Lar gest house
that has witnessed an amateur battle in
indianapolis this season.
1t Is the old story of the score not
telling anything about the battle staged
between the rival clans, but this time
it is more truth than fiction. One team
looked as hot rs the other for the first
ten minutes Of the opening period but
the Turner pace started to tell on the
Jewish athletes at this time and Under
wood, Stevens and Middleton got away
for enough baskets to give the Turner's
a 19-to-1 lead at the half.
After Rice had opened the Turner
scoring in the second period with a shot
something like the one Johnny HennesSeY
beWildered the ''Y' crowd with Tuesday
night, Joe Rosenthal started Y N.
81. a. rally with two neat field goals,
but Rice and "Tubby" Stevens were
playing too smart an offensive game to
let the Jewishers get dangerous The
unnecessary roughness, with YGver Of the
Y. NJ ii. A. playing the feature role.
Hank Stevens was high point man
FOR the Turner's, with Eve field goals and
like number of fouls. Middleton was
next with six field markers. Joe Rosen-
thai hit the ring on four long ones t, r
the Y. II. II. A
The indianapolis sectional Of the State
amateur tournament opens at the 7 NJ
A
l to o'clock in the afternoon. Fans are
expecting the Turner North Side Vets
game ut O'Clock to feature the first
round, although there is indication of
plenty Of action In the Y. NJ. II. A
Chamber Of Commerce game at 3 80
O'Clock and the y" Leader POttawat tami
battle at 40 o'clock. In the otheg first
round games the LauteI and Union Trac-
ton teams meet, the South Side Actiyes
get together with the Boys Club and the
Den -Zares swap tricks with the Fair
banks Morse athletes
The Junior Chamber of Commerce will
battle the Pair O. Dice team in the open
tHE game tonight at the Y. VI. c. A. Hank
and Tubby Stevens, Red Underwood and
other local lights VIII be seen In action
in this game. The second game in the
Federated loop will be between the Den
Fare and Kurt-Te-Se 6ves, who are tied
for first position in the league. This
promises to be very good game, as such
stars as slaughter, BLACK ana haWkiHs
for the Den Yares and Kepler, Strain aud
Nancy for the Kurt Te- SEES will plays.
The first game starts at 7:45 p. N.
The Emerson Orioles defeated the
Turner Actives 80 TO &c in the curtain
raiser on the Turner floor last night.
Miller, Mertz and Fehlinger piled up the
points for the winners, who tralled un-
I'll near the close Of The first half, then
rallied to cop a lead that was never
lost For games with the Orioles call
IryingtOn 165 and ask for Emil.
Play in the newly formed Industrial
Basket Ball League Will open at the
fletcher gymnasium Saturday night with
the House Of Crane scheduled to meet
the I'll Lilly team at 30 and the Ola
mond Chain. and Fairbanks Morse outfits
c1rfed for action Immediately after the
finish of the first game. The four teams
in the league seem evenly matched and
some real games may be expected Of
them from now until the close of the
season. Dick Miller has been appointed
referee.
Both the Riverside A. C.'s and the
Triangles won forfeit games last night
from the Eighteenth Street Ramblers and
the Meteors. Neither team showed up
for their game.