Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-10
BASKETBALL
COLLEGE.

Indiana. %; Ohio State, q.
Wabash, %: Knox, Is
Wisconsin, q; Michigan, "a.
Valparaiso, "a; De Paul, 81
Oakland City, "a; State Normal, %
Chicago. 81; MilIiken- Z.
Dartmouth, %: Yale, %.
HIGH SCHOOL.
Technical. II; Bedford, 10.
Jefferson, Sc; Shortridse. ..
Franklin. 45; Bloomington. 81.
Rochester. So; FroebeI Gary, 4.
Logansport, "a Hartford City, IL.
Carthage. so; Moscow, IL
Southport, %; West Newton, 16.
Columbus. Il; FaLOnia, 20.
Marion. Is; Newcastle. II.
Rushvillc, 20; Fortville, 16.
CloverdaIe, 16; Freedom, 10.
Falkland. 20; Westland, Is.
Waldron, %; Mt Auburn. 10.
COvingIOn, IS; WilliamspOrt, 1.
Lebanon, So; Martinsville. 16.
Michigan CITY, -; Goshen, y
Emerson Gary, %; Marshall, Q.
JefeTsOnville, ~; COrydon. 9.
Roachdale, AZ: Advance, 10.
Hanover, sc; Crothersville. 10.
INDEPENDENT.
Independent Athletic Club, 81; Carmel,
South Bend "Y," SO; st. Paul Nationals
(Ft. Wayne). II.
North Side Vets, IS; Ferndales, 8.
Cloverdale, 20; Freedom, II.
ShelbyYille Toys, 30: Waldron. %.
Shelbyville Independents, "a; Diamond
Theta Phi Kappa. I; Ferndale Tri-
angles. 3
HARTFORD CITY, Ind, Jan 1O-The
I0y-Gloom basketball team of Indian
apolis defeated the local American Win
sr-A. EoNr -Iar- ,s~H4
to Is. in an overtime battle. The score
at the end Of forty minutes play was 10
all In the extra FIVE minutes the locals
made one field goal. but their hopes
went glimmering when Milliken Of the
Indianapolis quintette snagged two in in
rapid succession. The Joy-Glooms used
but FIVE players in the game.
The indianapolis EN- Roes, with Camp
bell and Hennessey caging shots from
every angle, ran through the Merom Col
lege uuintette for a 81 TO "a victory, at
Merom Saturday night. The contest wao
the final hard practice stunt OF the EN-
ROes in preparation for their contest
with the De PAW team here tomorrow
night and they appeared in better form
than they have been all season. the
locals COPIED the lead at the start Of
the game and were out in front. 20 to 8,
at the halfway mark Campbell Gagged
twelve field goals and Hennessey scored
nine
The Riverside A. G. swamped the
Christamores, 20 to Q, on the Riverside )
floor Saturday night. johnson scored
most points for the winners, closely fol-
lowed by Anterior. Yeagers guard ing
Kept the Christamores at a safe distance.
The Riverside A. c. has a good fioOr at
the dance hall at Riverside snd is anx-
ious 70 book games with strong local
teams. Address Harold Anderson, 1929
West Twenty Eighth street.
The Pottawattami Club, a social and
athletic organization, composed prin-
cipaIIy Of Manual Training High School
alumni, has put strong basketball team
in the field this season and is anxious
to book games with the best local and
State teams. The Potts" recently met
defeat by a two-point margin at the
hands Of the South Side Turner'S, and
they are seeking a return game. believing
they can even up matters, as the TuQner
game marked the first time the POtta-
wattami team, as new constituted, had
been together on a basket floor. The
team roster includes Helm, Ernsting,
Barnum, Strain, Biilger, Iverson. Haisy,
Snyder, Long and Mercer. For games
with the Pattawattamis address Earl Nc
Kee IS South Meridian street, or call
washington 1850 evenings.