Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-22
INDIANA DAILY DIMES, sArURDAY, JANUARY q, ls2l.
and Other Winter
HIGH SCHOOL BASKET GOSSIP

ROCHESTER,, Ind, Jan. 22.-The Man
ual basket team of Indianapolis suffered
35-to6 beating at the hands of the
Rochester high schoOlers here last night.
Manual played without the services Of
Harold HarmeSOn, captain and star or
the team, but HIS presence would have
been Of little help to them, because the
teamwork OF the locals was all but per-
feet and their speed was far more than
the visitors could cope with. Rochester
held Is to . lead at the half way mark.
Emil Harmeson scored all of Manuals
points. Robbins and Roseburg went best
for the winners. The Manual team left
here today for Huntington, where they
are scheduled in another tough game
tonight.
The Cathedral High School basketeers
Will have chance to square themselves
for the beating they took from the State
School for the Deaf last night when they
tangle with Central High of Fit. Wayne
on the Shortridge court tonight Unable
TO get their brilliant passing game I'M
der way, the Cathedrals were forced to
accept the short end Of ~ to IS count
from the silent Hoosiers" in a snappy
contest last night This evens the count
between these two schools, as the Ca
thedrals scored q victory on the Masonic
floor earlier in the season, and 1t is
probable that they will fight It out on
neutral floor =. later date The Deaf
boys had It 'on the Gold and Blue at
every stage Of the contest and had little
trouble in holding their early lead.
Coach Feeney is confident that his team
will be back in their old stride when
they meet the TT, Wayne crew tonight.
GREENWOOD, Ind, Jan. 22.-The
Southport court artists tackled up II to
here last night. Mclaughlin and Ryker
led in the scoring department for South
port, while Jones was the star Of the
Greenwood team. In the curtain raiser,
the Southport Girls defeated the Green
wood girls, 6 to 1, In one Of the best
girl games Of the season.
OAKLANDON, Ind, Jan. Coax.
landon High Schools basket tossers un-
corked a clever brand of ball to hand the
West Newton team a q to 20 defeat on
the local floor last night. The count was
close all the way with the lead switching
from one side to the other. kneer Of
Oaklandon and Davis of West Newton
were the individual stars. In the open
ing game, ORklandon girls beat the West
Newton girls. IS to 0.
ELWOOD, Ind, Jan. 22.-In a game
which was hard fought and close from
staTt TO finish, the Lapel High School
basket ball team defeated the ElwoOd
High School quintette last night by
27-to-23 score. The Lapel team led al
the end Of the FIRST half by a 14-to-l3
score. Konold, star guard for Elwood,
slipped down the floor and Gagged three
field goals and he also tossed five foul
goals. Gray and East played well at
forward for Elwood. each caging two
field goals r. Woodward, center for
Lapel, won the gamo for his team with
his long shots, scoring five field goals
and three foul goals. Each man on the
Lapel team scored.
BLOOMINGTON. Ind, Jan. 22.-Bloom-
ington High School basket-b ball team,
which was to play Crawfordsytlle at
the latter place last night. was notified
not to come on account Of d smallpox
epidemic In that city. bloomington plays
Technical at indianapolis tonight.