Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-27
BASKETBALL
COLLEGE.

NOLAAEOEs
Princeton, 80: Dartmouth, "a.
Blufton, As; Goshen, u.
Rose PoIy-state Normal (no game,
schedule changed).
HIGH SCHOOL,
SheIbyviIle. %; shortridge, q
Marion, 81; summitville. %.
West Lafayette, q; Jefferson (Lafay-
ette), 20.
Eikhart. 81; MIshawaka. %.
Cambridge City, IS; Centervi1le, IT.
FraRcisviIIe. 81; Fair Oaks, Z.
INDEPENDENT.
Em-Roes. %; Upton. Is.
indianapolis Merchants, S6i Richmond
IN. H. As 40; Gymnastic Union. %
P6ttswattamis, 21i MoOresvIlle Sham
rocks, IS.
Emerson Orioles, %; Riverside a. C.s, IS.
Riverside Triangles, 22i South Side
Y. NJ. H A Juniors. "a; Turner Ac-
tiVes, IL.
Goshen Legion. 2sI Nappanee Le-
gton. u.
BrOwnstown. So; Washington. Is.
Huntington Legion. %; Bluntons~1S.
Connersville. 81; Plainield, IT.
PlaInheld High, 50; Indiana Law, 10.
The Pottawattamis defeated Moores-
vile shamrocks at Mooresyille last night,
q 10 Is. BarnUm, Caldwell aud Ern-
sting, for the winners, and Hite, Rush
ton and Culbertson, for the losers were
the point gstters. The Potts" were lead
Ing throughout the contest Owing to a
cancellation on their schedule the POtta-
Eattamis are without a game for next
Saturday night and any fast State team
wishing that date can address Earl Nc
kse, p South Meridian street.
At the Riverside court last night the
Emerson Orioles defeated the Riverside
A; c e to IS and the Riverside TRAN
Eles took a fast contest from the South
side Stars by a count Of p to "a. The
Triangles will hook up with Bunklin a
C.'s Friday at the Riverside court
Wayne EmmeIman, who is promoting
The State independent amateur basket
ball tournament, requests that the man
eger OF every team which win compete
for honors in this section attend a meet
ing Friday night at the Em-Roe sport
Ing goods store. The meeting will be
held at 1870. Important details of the
local sectional tourney WIN be discussed.
In the Senior Sunday School Basket
ball League series being played at the
Community house at the Seventh Chris
tian Church the North Park Christian
team assumed the leadership by defeat
ing the Heath Memorial NJ. +. five, IS
70 g. The Seventh Christians defeated the
Lutheran i've, % to 9, and the Riverside
N. & took the measure Of the Thirty
First Street Baptist five, to 3.
Two fast games are scheduled for the
Federated Basketball League tonight at
the I. u. c. A. The first game viii be
between the Den Fare five and the Pair
O-Dice team, old rivals Of last year, and
9 hotly-cOntested game is expected. The
KGrt-Te-Se and Junior Chamber of Com
merce quintettes viii clash in the second
game. The kuT-Te Ee team is going
strong this season, but the Chamber Of
Commerce five is primed for q win. as
they have been showing up exceptionally
strong at practice. The first game starts
at ;45 p. N.
It took the South Side Turner'S zen
minutes to get started on the Ferndale
floor last night, during which time the
Ferndales piled up twelve points, but
when the half was over the score stood
16-su. and the Turner'S ran around their
opponents ia the second period to reg
lister a 31-to-19 victory. Although held
70 lone field goal and one foul in the
second period, the FerndaIes never slack
ened their speed and were trying hard
20 eheck the Turner rush when the gSTne
"Red' Underwood. the Ianky Turner
pivot man, was the star of the game,
registering nine field goals and proving
the stumbling block Of the Ferndale Of
tense. George GruBd also played a clever
game for the winners, getting five field
goala
The Turner'S meet the Independent
Athletic Club at Turner Hall Saturday
night. The I. A. C. team is a compost
ton Of former high school players who
should offer some real opposition for the
Turner's, who have been having things
their own way with the independent am
ateur teams Of the city.
After trailing IS to 9 at half time
the 7. n. H. A. team rallied to defeat
the North American Gymnastic Union in
g speedy battle at the Communal build
ing last night The final count was 40
70 %. Nike Sagalowsky, Mike RosenthaI
and Joe Rosenthal opened fire on the bss-
kets at the opening Of the second period
and the Jewish club had counted ten
geld goals before the Physical Eds could
regain their stride. The close guarding
OF Yaver and Sussman OF the south side
team also featured IN the second session.
The Emerson Orioles defeated the
Riverside A. c.. IS to IS. at the Riverside
park gym. Miller and Fehlinger starred
IN the play Of the Oriole crew. For
games with tho winners call Irvington
165 and ask for Emil.
SIGNS WITH PIRATES.