Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-06

We offer for your approval saturday
night, Ferndale VS. North Side Vets at
Ferndale: Independent Athletic Club vs..
Carmel Kelts at L \. C. and South
Side Turner's VS.. Whiteland at turner
Hall. Which is not such bad card.
We don't know how the Ferndales are
taking things. but the North Side Vets
ara preparing for a mean jam on the
Ferndale floor. 1t seems as though their
rivalry seeds were among those that fell
on turtle soil and most anything can
be expected as q result OF their meeting
Both OF these teams We're In the 'front.'
line when they started passing out physl-
cal powers.
The independents Carmel game should
be one worth anybOdy's war tax. Inc
Kelts have been playing basket -ball for
some little time and always make Things
interesting for the opposition. IuoDS
O'Connor. former Manual player. is leau-
ing a clever team OF former nIgn
schoolers under the l. A c. cOlors. ne
locals have won one and lost one SO Tar
mis- season. SO Saturday nights game
will Just about spin the yarn.
Tom Quilts Turner's will play White
land. then follow up with dance
They've got raft Of classy shlnus s,
GERS on the south side, but we haven
cot the nerve To say much Of the turner
CONT men until after they redeem them
selves for that Y. VI. H, A. defeat last
night.
At that the Turner's aren't much TO
blame for that IS to Is beating. Secrest'
Schaefer and Henry, mainstays or the
team. were out Of the city last hlsht
and Johnny Rice had to pick up three
new men before he could put Iean can o lf
the floor. The result was Aack OF
teamwork. both on defense and onense'
This player shortage, however, Is not 4
Fat abb for tue Turner defeat, because
Hank Stevens, Joe ROsenthal. Mike no
Santhai Mike SaEalOwsky and Dave Ia
YER were fright" last night and there
is not team IN indianapolis that could
nave made them look like bush le3guers
A better guarding game taan that OF
the Jewish club was never played on the
south side court, while stevens Joe 10
senthal and Mike Sagal0wsky were good
FOR points every time they got a decent
shot II the Turner'S had pushed them
hard the Jewishers would have kicked
out a bigger total.
Joe RosenthaI went further to prove
his ability as a forward last night by
scoring from beyond the center or the
floor i've times, and otherwise playing
a brilliant game. Wen class Joe with
the best of them any day IN the week week:
providing he gets rid of that fuzzy stun
on his upper lip.
The Em-Roes were on the gloom end
Of a 12-to-11 count at Fairmount when
tho first half closed last night. but they
came around in the second period and
grabbed a 29-to-21 victory. This wouldn't
have been such a remarkable feat for
them q year or two ago, but 1t listens
good at this time.
The Cincinnati Y. NJ. c. A. swamped
the indianapolis Butler Law five under
a 49-to-25 count at Cincinnati last night
The Wildcats passed circles around the
locals and got most Of their points from
under the basket.
Although the game was played indoors.
reports from Cincinnati say that Snow
covered the floor well for the Wildcats.
Maybe the indianapolis Lawyers aren't
used to playing under these conditions
Seyfred and Rothrock were the only
Lawyers who could travel their usual
pace. Seyfred got four field goals and
RothrOck tossed three.
The Boys Club Cubs handed the
Christamore Triangles a lacing last night,
the score being approximately 65 to u.
The Cubs are bringing the Junior champs
OF Muncie here for a Saturday night
game, which should be interesting. The
Muncie lads claim the 125-pound cham
piOnship Of Indiana, Illinois and Ken
lucky.
Some basket talent Of the highest class
will cavort around Tomlinson Hall floor
Monday, Jan. "a, when the best players
that have been turned out at Manual and
Shortridge High Schools in the past ten
years will organize under their respective
cOlOrs and get together to decide which
school has turned out the classiest ma
terial in the past half-sco of seasons.
The Manual lineup will include Schoene-
man, Kline, Babb, Feeney, Rice. Bar