Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-18
BASKET Ball. Bowling, Boxing and Winter Baseball Notes
BASKETBALL

COLLEGE.
Indiana, 81; Northwestern. 10.
INDEPENDENT.
Detroit RayIs, 30 Richmond Legion, IS
Eli Lilly, %; Iryington Christians, g.
Ben Davis Juniors, 10; Riverside NJ. u.
II.
Pendleton, 30; Muncie Maroons, Il.
EN- Roes, II; Scottsburg, 16.
Lapel Midgets, 81 Elwood Midgets, g.
HIGH SCHOOL.
Burlington, 20 Bunker Hill, II.
The Independent Athletic Club basket
tossers will have another hard row to
| hoe when they stack into the Southport
Independents Saturday night, at the l. A.
G. gym. The Southport team is COM
/ posed of such stars as Adkins, former
Southport High School star, and Smart
and LarrimOre, formerly of Franklin Col
lege. The Independent clubbers are
working hard to get in shape for the
contest and expect to get revenge for the
beating they took at the hands of the
Den Zare team In a fast game last week.
The locals will start the game with Bar
tholOmew and CASE, forwards; O'ConnOr,
center, and Seidensticker and LaFeber,
guards.
BURLINGTON, Ind, Jan. 1S.-Burling
ton High Schools basketers added
another victory to their long string by
the hlll aIDleUeS. 20 TO
Il, in fast contest The winners ran
their total up In the last few minutes Of
play.
LAPEL, Ind, Jan. 1S.-The Lapel Mid
gets won their seventh straight game de-
feating the Elwood Midgets, 81 to 6. The
losers were held to one foul goal in the
first half. while the locals were piling up
q total Of eleven points. For games with
the Lapel team, address Layal Fisher,
Lapel
North Side Vets and FerndaIes will
tangle in what should be a real battle on
the Community House door, Annette and
Udell streets, tonight. The Vets trimmed
the Ferndalss on the latter's court last
week, but the HaughYille athletes made
them step all the way to put over the
victory and are confident that they can
come back to even the count tonight.
The Fsrndales showed much improvement
in their play when they defeated the Fair
banks Morse team, p to ~ in a hot bat
tie Saturday night. For games with the
Vets call Randolph 6704 and ask for the
manager.
SCoTTsBURG, Ind, Jan. 1S,-The In
dtAnapOlts En- Roes, with Harry Schoene-
man and Oscar Behrent running in true
form, came through with q 17-to-18 vic
tory over the ScOttsburg Independents
last night in one OF the fastest games ever
played mere. Inc neu ended with the In
dtanapOlis holding Z 14to-11 advantage.
Sixteen teams, eight seniors and eight
juniors. are playing league basket ball at
the Cathedral High School this season
and Coach Al Feeney of the varsity squad
believes the games will develop some real
stars for future varsity teams of the
Gold and Blue. In the Senior League,
the Northerns, captained by Grady, are
out In front with q perfect percentage,
having won four games and lost none.
The MarOOns and Typhoons are tied for
second place with three victories out OF
four gaines played, and the Cyclones are
third with two won and two lost. The
Senecas are leading the junior leaguers
with four victories and one defeat There
Is a triple tie for second place IN this
circuit. the Apaches. Shawnees and Nava-
JOS each having three victories and one
defeat.