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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-03
FOur-Way Basket Meet,
Won by Tech, Brings
Out High Class Games
by HEZE CLARK.

BROWNSBURG. Ind. Jan. 3.-Neyer
has better sportsmanship been shown in
sn athletic event than In the fourth an
nual four-cornercd basketball tourna-
ment held in the Brownsburg High
School gymnasium here Saturday after
noon and night. Much Of the success was
due to the efforts OF George H. Reitzel
principal of the Brownsburg High
School, who managed the tournament
First, he employed high grade officials
for all games. Reed refereed the three
boys games, and Wright was umpire
and their work was Of high order Feozel
oniciated tho girls game, and the way
he handled that contest proved that bas-
ket-ball for girls in high schools Is safe
and there is almost no chance Of injury
to players.
Coach Black's Technical High School
team won the tournament when 1t defeated
Conch Thomas Brownsburg five in the
final game, IL to 10. Tech had won its
first game from Coach Billy Webb's Ad-
vance High School team, - to IA
Brownsburg defeated Lizton. "a to II, In
the nrst round of the tourney
In the curtain raiser to the boys
championship battle the Brownsburg
High School girls team won from Dan
vile High School girls by a % to-13
score The team play OF the Browns
their goal-throwlng was good. Browns
burg has one of the best girls teams
that has represented any Indiana high
school in some years.
Conley and Nipper form n pair of
strong guards for Technical. GreenburR
is a goal getter If given half a chance,
and Griggs works well with Greenburg
Wilson's play was better in the first
game than in the second contest, but
his passing at times was excellent, al
though he failed to score a field goal
in either game.
Lingeman and Day are the Browns
off 81 Sor s.rhl
Ayers make a strong defensive combina-
ton.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-03

Indianapolis high school basket Quints
recently have pulled themselves to a
higher rung on the Hoosier basketball
ladder by emerging from week Of un-
usually stiff competition IN credltab1o
fashion. ShOrtridge got an even break
in her four-day road trip, beating Brazil
and Wiley of Terre Haute, but succumb-
ing to Garfield of Terre Haute and VIM
cennes. Tech, after falling before the
assault of Coach Homer StOntOrakers
LOganspOrt athletes came back the next
night and trimmed Marion. Not salts
fed with this, Coach Blacks men COPIED
off the honOrs in the annual fOur-cor-
nered tourney at Brownsburg, beating
BrOwnsburg in the final game after
downing Advance in the preliminary
round Manual beat n strong team Of
alumni Tuesday and then walloped Wa
bash, a team that holds a win over ShoEt-
ridge.
All three high schools win set a some
what easier pace this week, but the OPP
ponents that will be encountered are
worthy ones. Tech will go to Summit
vile Wednesday night for a game with
the high school five Of that place ana
on Saturday will meet Bedford here on
the local Y. ". c. A. court. Manual meets
Valley Mills tonight in 4 curtain raiser
to the Indiana Merchants game and on
Friday Coach Morrison will take his
athletes to Lafayette for a contest with
jefferson High. Jefferson and Manual
are rivals of old standing and the annual
meeting between the two schools is one
of the feature events Of the season for
both Institutions What little dope that
Is available on Jefferson this year indi-
Gates that II the local contingent will
play the brand Of ball they are capable
OF they should carry off the hOnors.
Shortridge will meet Jefferson Saturday
night in the Shortridge gym for the only
contest Of the week for the north siders.
Indiana college quintettes will shake
of their vacation idleness by entering
upon a week Of the stiffest competition
on their respective schedules. Indiana
will meet the Merchants Heat and Light
tonight at Tomlinsoh Hall, and on Satur-
day will tangle with Ohio State at Co
lumbus in the first Conference game Of
the season for the Crimson athletes.
Purdue will play Earlham at Richmond
tonight and Butler here tomorrow. These
two contests complete the weeks card
for the BOllcrmakers. Coach Lambert
Will rest his men up over the weekend
In preparation for the battle with Wa
bash Jan Is. Wabash apparently has
two stiff contests carded for the week,
meeting James Milikln Of Decatur. ILL.,.
and Knox College Of Galesburg, III.
Both contests will be staged on the for
eigu courts. Butler following the Pur-
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Stutz High Gun

In the Glass 4 New Years trophy shoot
at the Indianapolis Gun Club II. Stutz
won the event with 142 targets out of a
possible 80. Blessing was second with
159. Slinkard and Beaver tied for third
with 1873
In Glass 3 Lon Smith and Miller tied
for first, Miller wining the shootoff
for the trophy with % out of %
For the Class c trophy Holiday and
Williamson tied, the former winning in
the extra round.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-03
Chicago Six-Day Race

CHICAGO. Jan. 3.-Chicago is to have
a six-day bicycle race, starting Jan 10,
1t was announced here today by George
Young, promoter. Twelve teams will be
entered and star racers already signed
are Ray Eaton, Harry Kaiser. Willie
Keller. Alphone Verraes and others.
Popularity of the six-day race In New
York, where a total OF $50, 600 persons
turned out during the course of the event
caused the promotion of the race here.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-03
STATE THREE-CUsHIoNS.

The State three-cushion billiard cham
pionship will be decided with a series
Of matches carded at Harry Coolers par
matches will be the pIay-off Of a three
cornered tie between Louis Volger of In
dianapolis, Clyde Martin of Terre Haute
and Dick Merriam of Alexandria az
result of their play in the recent State
tourney. Volger and Martin were to
meet at o'clock this afternoon Merri-
kan will meet the loser of this match Mt
rs o'clock tonight, and the winner of
the afternoon match at S:45 o'clock The
Volger- Martin battle OF the afternoon
was expected to be the toughest of the
three.
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somewhat Of a clever club TO get his
rating. His scores were 220, POI and 229.
Moses got away for 2J7 in his first
singles game, but he couldn't deliver
with near that class in the other games.
Johnson of Marion brought himself up
to third place with 234 shot after he
had apparently lost his chances in the
first and second games.
Saffron and Mccormick Of Toledo took
the lead In the doubles Saturday night
but lost II yesterday when Gazollo and
Moses swung Into action and got Just
two more pins than their Toledo partners
The Gazollo- Moses total is 1,23S.
Kimmel and Fahrbach are third with
1210 We've surely got a better doubles
score than that tucked away somewhere
among our pile Of starlights. Jess Prit-
chett and Fred Mccullough are about
due FOR a $500 crash.
Baseball fans became bowling fanas
yesterday for the sole purpose OF seeing
Heinie Groh, famous Cincinnati Red third
sacker, wallop the wood, but HeInie who
anchors for the Hass five Of Cincinnati,
was out OF line and didn't give his adj
mlrers much to shout about. He got
scores Of 1874 IT2 and 205 in the team
play; 212 80 aud 1872 in the doubles, and
i65, 14G and 167 IN the singles.
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MERCHANT I
MEETS md
Basket Tilt at TomlinsO4
Tonight Should Be On
Seasons Best.

Indiana University and the BE
basket-tossers are armed to the
for their dispute at Tomlinson HI
night, which promises to be one
best and hardest fought tits Of tn
ket season in this State.
The game will start at 8 o'cloq
tickets Will remain on sale at ID
chants Heat and Light CompsA
Spaulding's Sporting Goods So
the doors Of the hall are thrO
to the fans. The managementkn
pared. to handle the largest CT u.
has thronged through the doors
basket hall here this year.
The Merchants and Indiana ca e
piled up an envious record durR
early stages Of the campaign ~
though Indiana tonight is meetiI
first worthy foe of the present j
uIe, 1t has played far above
poncnts encountered. With FIVE nm
had never played together befoJ
Merchants extended the Wabash
nVe TO the limit to win by the nalA
OF margins here recently, and thai
Is rated near the top Of the I
basket heap. Just how IndiAn
compare with Wabash can not Be
mined, but the Scarlet roster b.
with a formidable bunch of tosser
suffer little in a paper compartsol
the States best.
The Merchants have never in Il
tory of the org nization been
sented by such a powerful team
take the floor tonight. Stoneerak
Bacon played with the locals
Wabash encounter, but this pair
reinforced tonight by Johnson, the
lest forward that has appeared he1
long time. One look at him is {
to convince any one that he ful
serves the rating as one Of the be
wards IN the independent ranks
West. His floor work and goal {
in the State Normal game won
warm spot In the hearts Of Indian
fans, and he should show to muc
ter advantage in this game Cor b
be compelled to deliver his best IN
be backed by a much stronger tea
Indiana viii bring q strong bu
rootars to pull for a Crimson victo
triumph over the powerful Mer
means much to Indiana and the
school contingent viii exert ftsI
ing and playing capacity to the
to romp of with the decision. i
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Swim HOnOrs Divided

The Y. NJ c. A senior swimming team
defeated the senior Boy Scout team, 50
to 8. in the "Y' pool Saturday after
noon, an dthef Boy Scout juniors de-
feated the "Y'' Juniors A to "a. Kaplln,
Fowler and Darby each won two events
for the Y. NJ. c. A senior team. The
"Y' seniors also won the relay race, for
which there were no points awarded.
Sommers and Churchman starred for
the Boy Scout team In the junior COM
petition, winning two frsts each. The
Scout team defeat the "Y' youngsters in
the junior relay.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-03
GIBBONS AND
GRER MATCHED

NEW YORK, Jan. S.-Harry Greb,
Pittsburgh, and Tommy Gibbons, st
Paul, have been signed by Tex Rickard
to fight fifteen rounds to a decision IN
Madison Square Garden Jan. % Billy
matched on the same bin and the win
uers viii meet to select an opponent
for Bill Brennan
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WEEKS FEATURE BOUT.

NEW YORK, Jan. 3.--WilNe jackson
and Pinkie Mitchell will furnish the fea-
ture bout Of the week at Madison Square
Garden. when they meet Friday night
In a fifteen round go. Jackson. who las
been training FOR several days 81 local
gymnasium, got down to hard work To-
dry for The bout
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-03

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. Low Tend
Ter. Philadelphia lightweight, go far out
classed OTTO Wallace OF Kansas cry here
In scheduled eight round Dout that
the western fighter seconds threw
towel In Jhe ring ia the fourth round.
Whitley Fitzgerald. Philadelphia. won
from Stanley Meesnau, Atlanta, ga, the
referee stopping the bout IA the third
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-03

GREEN BAY, Wis, Jan. 3.-Archie
Meissuer Of Meuomluee was knocked out
in the sixth round Of teu-round bout
by Jimmy Nuss Of Depcre Wis. steve
Ridgely Of Green Bay knocked out joey
Dayle OF Chicago IN the sixth round and
Ed sharp OF Green Bay put out Yours
Martin Of Depere IN the third. Kid Nc
Donough Of Depere had a shade the bet
ter Of Jack Gallagher I'm six rounds.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-03
VETERAN FOIL
SELECTED NEW
BROWN LEADER
Former Cleveland Pilot Sue
ceeds Burke as St. Louis
American Pilot.
OTHER BASEBALL NEWS

ST. LOUIS. Jan. 3.-Lee Foil. former
alIot Of the Cleveland Indians and last
ear coach Of the Browns, will manage
The St Louis team IN the 1921 American
league race. according to an announce
aent made today by Bobby Quinn, busl-
aess manager Of the club.
Foil was asked TO name his own terms
nd they were accepted by Owner Ban
The new manager viii come here from
MS home IN Cleveland next Monday TO
ign a contract.
Foil succeeds Jimmy Burke, who was
deposed as manager on Nov. 1. Burke
has signed to coach the Boston Red Sex
under Hugh Duffy next season.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-03
BILLIARDS
CITY THREE-CUsHIONs.
THIS WEEKS SCHEDULE.

THIS WEEKS SCHEDULE.
Monday Night-Chief vs.. Lockridge.
Tuesday AfternOOn-Head vs.. Clark
Tuesday night-Anderson VS.. Mitchell
Tuesday night-Trye VS.. Eberhart.
Wednesday Night-Shane vs. Mallory.
Thursday AfternOon-Clark VS.. Eber-
hart
Thursday Night-Keiser VS.. House
man.
Friday Night-Rapid fire tourney.
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TERRE HAUTE RESULTS.

TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Jan. 3.-Only
one OF the three ten-round bouts sched
uled here Saturday went the limit. Bud
Taylor, local lightweight, had the better
Of Bobby Moon Of Gary, Ind. Don cur
ley Of indianapolis won from Freddie
Wilder OF Gary, Ind, in the fourth round
when wilder was disqualified for holding
Dick Barnett Of Terre Haute knocked out
Frankie Hess of Lafayette in the first
round.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-03

FORT WORTH, Tex, Jan. 3.-Centre
College, with her seven native Texas grid
players. buried Texas Christian Uniyer-
sity under n 63-to-7 count here Satur-
day. Mcmillan in the final quarter broke
tacklers in the secondary defense and
raced seventy five yards for a touch
down. Weaver kicked nine consecutive
goals from touchdown, boosting his mark
to ninety nine for the season.
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sHrYLtN WINS ONE.

BOSTON, Jan. 3-Eddie Shevlin Of
Roxbury was too strong for johnny Me,
Loughin in his fight mt Marlboro and
the referee stopped the bout In the htth
round. Benny Frush Of Baltimore won
easily from Al Shubert Of New Bedford
in Il ten round battle.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-03
MIrcnELLs oN NE NJ.

CHICAGO, Jan. 3.-The lighting Mitch
ellis OF Milwaukee. including "RitchIe.
aud "Plnkie," boxers. and "Biil' Mitchell,
Work where "Pink!e" will meet Willie
Jacson on Jan. Z and Richie will tackle
Benny Leonard on Jan. IA.
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WHITE BEATS KEBB.

DAYTON. O.. Jan. 3-Charley White,
Chicago lightweight, beat Young Webb
Of this city ia every round OF their ten
round 60 before the Dayton Gymnasiie
club Whites punching was too much
for the local boy whom he had down
for the count Of six in the fourth round
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-03
DOwNEY GETS VERDICT.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 3.-Anthony Downey
OF Cincinnati was giveT a newspaper de
cislon over Frankie Jones. California S
welterweight champion. here I'm Il hard
fought ten-round contest
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COOGAN Is WINNER.

PITTSBURGH, Jan. s. Mel Coogan
OF New York won the new spaper deci,
sion over Charley O'Connel Of Cleveland
Snuare Garden. Kid Roberts Of Wheel
ing, w. Va. lost to Nike Moran OF PITTS
burgh in n six-rouud bout
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Grid Leaders Ready
to Admit Coast Is
Educated in PASSING
California SICdmps Ohio State
at OLCn Style of Football
in Big Game.

AS one Of its first real acts. the infant
1921 chirped the California yell.
With the rolling around OF the new
year there rolled into the ranks Of the
football great a twin infant.
California, by her decisive too de-
feat Of Ohio state Saturday, takes a place
with Princeton, Penn State, Pittsburgh
and Notre Dame as the very best teams
OF the season.
To the east in its brOadest geographical
application, the defeat Of the Buckeye
team was a distinct surprise.
The weapon used In the downfall Of
the Western Conference champions was a
revelation
BEAT OHIO WITH
OWN WEAPON.
Outside Of Coach Jack Wilce and his
squad, perhaps no one expected Cali
fornja to steal Ohio's favorite weapon
the forward pass-and show them how 1t
should be done
Wilce said recently here that Ohio
wasn't going 10 be fooled into believing
that Callfornla's offensive was all built
around q tank"
Andy Smith, California coach, knows
as much as any one about the forward
pass.
II Ohio was expecting an arial attack,
all the more credit Is due California. for
the coast team had a perfect defense
against States forte and the Buckeyes
were helpless before the long passes Of
the accurate brick pullers
Two breaks" In the first period
started the California machine. But
fumbling is not Irst-class football. Ohio
seemed not only to be tied when 1t came
to stopping the pass, but the line showed
weak at the ends There are a flock Of
stock alibis-the hot weather, the long
trip. the strange food, the anti-climax,
etc. But the most pleasant post occur
renee was the statement of Coach Wilce
and his men that the better team won"
EAST WILLING
TO GIVE CREDIT
Seeing the game in type the East is
convinced that the better team did win
and the East is not showing Its usua,
reticence in recognizing a superior.
It's a good thing for football, opinion
seems agreed. Ohio State loses prestige
of course, but she Is still the Confer
ence champion. California wins added
laurels and shows that the game has
developed on the coast in step with
the eastern game.
Since there is going to be an IN
usual number OF intersectiOnal games
next fall, the East Is hoping that Cali
fornia can be brought to the Atlantic
coast next season; not to get the team
away from It's home territory, but to
give the East a chance to see what has
proved to be one Of the very best teams.
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Tourney Leaders

FIVE MAN.
Club Cafe, Marion, ma. ............ 2,S08
MarottfShoe Shop. indianapolis 2,797
Marion Star Five, Marion, Ohio, e. 2,7o0
High Standards, Dayton, Ohio, -. 2, $40
Z. w. Steinhart Co, Indianapolis. 2,731
Rotary Club No. l, Indianapolis. 2,1Zf
Sanitary Liquid Gloss Toledo, Ohio 2, 712
Champion Spark Plugs, Toledo. 2,6S9
Metropolitan Clothes, Dayton, Ohio EGO
Marion Boosters, Marion, Ind...... 1865
DOUBLES.
GazOll Moses, Toledo, Ohio ...... 1,23S
SOffron Mccormick, Toledo, Ohio. ,226
Kimmel- Fahrbach, indianapolis. 1910
Milliken Novak, Toledo, Ohio ...... ], 113
Horn berger Wakefield, Toledo, Ohio 1,154
Westerfeld- Kramer, indianapolis. !, 1873
Noef ke Schmidt, Indianapolis ..... !, 1873
l.. Martin Spencer, indianapolis. 1925
RobInson-Arbaugh, Dayton, Ohio. 1924
haImen -Zayakos, Dayton, Ohio...., .12O
SINGLES.
Worthington, Dayton, Ohio ........ $50
{. Moses, Toledo, Ohio ........... 642
b. johnson, Marion, Ind. ......... 632
Gazollo, Toledo, Ohio. O3l
A. Striebeck, indianapolis .... 626
r. Spencer, indianapolis ........... 625
y. Saffron, Toledo, Ohio ........... G25
Z: Smith, indianapolis ............ 01S
II. Stehen, Indianapolis ........ 614
.. Zavakos, Dayton, Ohio ........ 613
ALL EVENTS.
Gazollo, Toledo, Ohio .............. 1862
Moses, Toledo, Ohio ............. ,S43
Mccormick, Toledo, Ohio .......... 1910
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-03

NEW YORK. Jan. 3.-Tex. Richard has
wired Johnny Kilbaue an offer 20 defend
hls title against Andy Chimney, leading
featherweiEht contender. Richard said
today. Eddie Mead, Clancy manager,
saws he will not ask a purse. but Will
hght for training expenses 20 get a
chance at the title.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-03
BREAK LOOMS
IN MINORS

NEW YORK Jan. Baseball men
will invade Chicago early next week TO
attend the first big meeting Of the year.
The Joint conference Of majors and
minors. ar which the proposed new ma
tional agreement viii come up Tor ratln-
cation. the major league schedule meet
ings and several annual meetings OF mt
nor leagues VIII be held.
As result If the various meetings
there is q chance that break may come
in the ranks Of the minors. The Class
s a lea giles IL deVPloDS will insist that
they be left free from the draft and other
factions in the minors viii have varied
demands to make.
For one thing, there is feeling in the
minors that twenty-five years Is too long
q period for winch TO sign any pact. Ger
tain members Of the minor league COM
mittee also feel that the proposal new
agreement does not give the minors
enough voice in future baseball legisla-
ton.
There is a financial side to the sign
ing of a new agreement also, for if the
minors insist on having Judge X. ".
lands designated TO act in their behalf
as well as in behalf Of the big leagues
they viii no doubt be given an 0ppor-
tunity 10 bear Il share of the burden Of
the expense Of running his office and
paying his salary.
The draft question. however. appears
to be tie cFuX of the whole matter. and
It will be up to the National Association
To t.fcssI 4 out. j. he Class "A leagues,
1t is said, may ask that they be permitted
to step into d class of their own as a
third party 70 any agreement signed.
with recognition as a near major unit"
Of organized baseball. Just how this can
be accomplished remains 20 be seen.
MAILS As COACH.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 3-Walter
(Duster) Mails. pitcher for the world
champion Cleveland Americans will
c0acA ST Mary's C0Iieg. OF Phoenix
baseball team before reporting 10 Cleve-
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pINKEY BEATS O,KEEFE.

MILWAUKEE. Jan. 3.-Pinkey Mitch
ell, Milwaukee lightweight, In ten
round no-decision boxing contest Satur-
day decisively defeated Dennis O'keefe,
Chicago, winning every round except the
first
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EAST WILLING
TO GIVE CREDIT.
EyERETT HIGH WINS.

EVERETT. Wash, Jan. 3.-The Ever
EFT High School football team, Western
prep" school champions defeated East
Tech High School of Cleveland. Ohio,
claimants OF the Eastern championship,
by a score of 10 to here Saturday. The
visitors excelled In trick playing, scoring
on a forward pass.
Everett's strong line was CleveIand's
stumbling block, both extensively and de-
fensively. The home teams touchowns
were the result of steady consistent gains.
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nOrY WHIPS BROWN

DENNISON, Ohio, Jan. al Doty de-
feated X. o. Brown of Toledo In twelve
rounds here. Five rounds were D0ty's.
three Browns and four even.
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eeo-YARD SKATING TITLE.

NEWBURGH, n. Z. Jan. 3.-Charles
Jewtraw of Lake Placid won the 900
yard national skating championship finals
ut the outdoor amateur speed skating
matches here Saturday. The time was
q 2-5 seconds.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-03
NEW YEARS FOOTBALL.

California. 2S Ohio State, O.
Centre College, So; Texas c. u, z
Everett Il. S. (Washington), IS; East
Tech (Clevelandl, Z.
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somewhat Of a clever club TO get his
rating. His scores were 22O, POI and 229
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MARION

MARION, Ind. Jan. 3.-The Grant
county Interscholastic Association has
decided to hold the first annual basket
ball tournament Feb. y. The high
schools. which are members of the as
ISOLATION, and viii participate in the
tournament, are Marion, FairmOunt High
School, Paramount Academy, Gas City,
JonesboTo, Swayzee, Sweetser, Matthews.
Van Buren, and Upland
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Moses got away for 257 in his first
singles game, but he couldn't deliver
with near that class in the other games
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-03

The Smithville High School basket ball
team has few open dates and would like
to hear from strong teams, such as
Franklin, Lizton. Brazil, Washington,
Greencastle- Advance, Manual, Tech,
ShOrtridge and Shelbyville. The open
dates are Jan. % and 26. Feb. 8, 9, u, 10,
% and 90