Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-12
BASKETBALL

COLLEGE.
Wabash, ~; Purdue. %.
Butler, Il; Central Normal. Is.
Em-Roes. Al; De Paw, 70
HIGH SCHOOL
Greenwood. 30; Brownsburg, Is.
Brownsburg Girls, II; Greenwood
Girls, o.
Lapel, 1O7; Sheridan. 7.
Carthage Girls, IL; Charlottesville, e.
Cathedral, %; New Augusta, TO-
Valley Mills, %; Morgantown, 20.
INDEPENDENT.
MoOresville. GO; Indiana Law, 9.
indianapolis Colored "Y," %; Cleve-
land COlored "Y." II
South Side Turner's. 80; North Side
Vets, -.
Wayne Zimmerman, manager of the In
diana Independent Amateur Basket Ball
Championship Tournament, has an
nounced that eight Of the strongest club,
local sectional meet. The South Side
Turner's. Traction Terminals, Den
Zares, Independent Turner Actives, "Y'
Leaders, Fairbanks Morse and Boys
Club are the teams entered and It Is
thought that the Ferndales, Belm onts
North Side Vets, Y. NJ. H. A., Christa-
mores and other strong teams will get
on the lists before the closing date
The Indianapolis sectional games are to
be played Feb. 5. II and is at the
Y. NJ. c. A. and the State finals will be
played here Feb. "a. q and &C. City and
State teams DESTROYS of entering tht
tournament obtain entry blanks
from Wayne Emmelman, 219 West Wash
ington street.
With Captain Mooney and Ruckelshau'
scoring all but seven Of their points, the
Cathedral High School basketeers handed
the New Augusta Eve 70 to IL walloI
on the Masonic Hall floor last night. a
large crowd witnessed the game and saw
the Cathedrals uncork a passing game
that completely baffled their opponents
Coach Feeney's team got the jump or
their opponents and sailed through fol
an Is TO 8 lead in the first. half. Feeney
shifted his lineup considerably in the
second session, during which the teams
put on a speedy fight, with the terms
about even all the way. Mooney had
seven field goals for the winners, and
the New Augusta count seven times from
the foul line.
\ In the curtain-raiser to the EN- Roe
De PAW game on the Y. NJ. c. A. floor
the Valley Mills and Morgantown High
School teams staged one of the fastes
prep scraps of the year, with Valley
a
finish. The Valley boys came bacl
strong after a close first half and COPIED
what appeared to be a safe lead, but
Morgantown rallied late In the game anc
Thornberry had to cage two shots In
rapid succession to bring his team the
victory. This is the fourth consecutive
victory that the Valley team has scored
on an indianapolis floor and the fans
are expecting them to put up a great
fight for the Indianapolis sectional hon.
ors this year.
Speaking of battles for honor, BLOOD
and few other little incidentals, tn,
prize winner Of this variety will bs
staged at the Broad Ripple High Schoo
Friday night, when the Joy -Glooms ant
Bimbos get together to decide the indie
pendent amateur championship Of Broad
Ripple. The Joy-Gloom team has car
lied the title for several years, but thi.
season the Bimbos think they have tn,
stuff to trounce them and will be ready
for a great struggle Friday night. The
villagers are "all het up" over the con
test and a big crowd is sure to be OF
hand when the festivities start.
The Pottawattami basket ball team hss
no game scheduled for next Saturda
game with them for that date are re-
Quested to call Washington 1850.
first team, as has been announcei, was
defeated by the Riverside A. c. Saturday
night The Christamores were scheduled