Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-26
FIVES
GO INTO FINAL
TOURNEY GAMES
State Play Continues Through
Today, With Title Battle
Carded for Tonight.
GOING STRONG
FRIDAY AFTERNOON.

FRIDAY AFTERNOON.
). Muncie, rs; Kingman, FL.
S. New Alb8ny, 81; Gary ~" "a.
eandbOrn. I6; Converse, 16.
S South Bend ~ 49, Darlington Bear
FRIDAY NIGHT.
PendletDn, 26; oy-GIOOms. Is.
South Side Turner's, "a; BellmOre, IL.
Trafalgar, 20; Advance, Is.
SATURDAY MORNING.
Muncie, 81; New Albany, Is.
sendborn, sSi South Bend, II.
indianapolis Turner's, 27i PendletoD. 16.
The South Side Turner'S. amateur bas-
{ ket-baII champions of indianapolis, this
afternoon at 4 o'clock were scheduled 10
square of for battle with the Sandborn
ouintette in the semi-hnals OF the State
#amateur basket championship tourna-
ment on the Y. NJ e. A. court. In the
other semi-6nal game at O'Clock ira
zfalEar and the Muncie MarOons were 10
The Turner'S, who have appeared as
1.-THE class Of the tournament from inc
|lm0-ning by defeating the Pendleton
Nclt.6 composed of the members OF the
Anderson championship team Of last year.
8 The score of this game was q to 10 n
favor of the Indianapolis boys, who held
10 to lead at the half.
NEW ALBANY
.IS ELIMINATED.
In the first game this morning Muncie
went into the semi-fnals by. virtue Of
81 to is victory over New Albany. ira
faIgar, the Muncie opponents IN the semi
finals, paved their way to this round by
defeating Advance last night.
The big upset of the tournament came
this morning when the Sandborn gum
tette handed the South Bend I. NJ 7. a;
FIVE q % TO II defeat. The South Benz
team rates as one Of the smartest In tns
A
would be one Of the strongest bidders
for the championship laurels.
FIRST SATURDAY GAME
Muncie (21). New Albany t1s).
Redding Forward .---...--- cross
Reploge Forward .......... Herzer
Schaefer ...... Center. More
Barkman ....Guard.. ....-... Rely
Pittinger $500 Guard. ...-..... Daniels
substitutlons-New Albany: Stevens
Field GoaIs-Reploge ?. schaefer 8,
Barkman 1. Redding ? Cross 1. Herzer 2,
Stevens g. More >. Foul Goals-Bark-
man 1, Rieley 1, Herzer l. Referee
Head
sandborn (23). South Bend ~ 90;
Hines -.-.....-..F Forward .---..-. hhooes
Brown .FOrvard...-. Rada0ough
Teden Center. G. kenzler
Shake ............ G Card. .....-..... klSer
Small Guard 1900. c. kenzler
Substitutions-SOuthB Bend: c. Kenzler
for G. Kenzler, Ct. Kenzler for Rada
bough, Award for c. Kenz'e
Field GOals-RhOdes ). G.. Kenzler 1,
Award 2, Brown 8, Hines 8, Teden 3
Shake L Foul GOals-G. Kenzler 1, Hines
/, Teden T. Referee-Feezl
THIRD SATURDAY GAME.
Turner's (2O. Pendleton (16).
MiddleswOrth Forward. ......... Smith
Rice ............ Forward 100000. Woods
IN n
SecresL ....-..... Guard. Burliu game
Stevens ..........G Guard. .....-...-. Speck
SHbstitutions-Pendlet Coplin for
Smith. Brown for Coplin.
Field Goa1s--Rice 8. Middlesworth :,
Underwood 8, Secrest 1, Smith 1, Woods
1, Burungame l, Brown 2 Foul Goals
Rice 3, Woods g. Referee-Head. I'm
pire-Feezle.
There was tournament play day and
night yesterday and there was a touch
of excitement in every contest staged.
The Turner's again figured in the
feature role, but this time the South Bend
.'Y'' club shared the honors with them.
The Turner'S last night got rid Of Bell