Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-20

After the Scarlet had 16-to-7 lead at
, the close of the first half, the Tiger goal
getters started hitting the net with
deadly accuracy and within ten minutes
had grabbed enough points to tie at 20
all. Then the count was tied three times
with each club connecting with three
field ringers. With the score standing
&c to-26 Vaughan ierked Goldsberry. and
snagged basket and Vaughan jerked
Crane and sent in Burdette. Burdette
then tied things with a pretty shot near
the goal. With the score tied again
spite the fact that Cat" had counted six
field goals. He left Peare remain in the
game as substitute for Thorn. This
meant that four second string men and
Captain Crater remained to win or lose
the game. And they won it.
Pete, 1t is believed, replaced his regu-
lars In order to get more speed and
fresh material on the floor, as Roll and
Burdette arg recognized as two Of the
fastest net performers in the State.
The result Of the game was sent to
Greencastle by wireless.
More than 1900 fans witnessed the
contest. Many Of them were from In
dianapolis, Lafayette, Lebanon and Of
course Greencastle sent q large delega-
ton.
De PAW was not chalked up with
foul during the second half, while Wa
bashs first personal came three minutes
before the close Of the opening period.
Adam was at his best in the clash. He
hit the net from the field three times In
each half. once grabbing one-handed
put" shot.
Laughlln had plenty Of pep and scrap.
and attempted TO get Cranes goat" by
I
with him after each De Paw ringer,
but he layed OFF after Crane snagged
beauty arch shot from the corner of the
floor, tying the count once in the second
half
MofTett again played his steady game
at back guard and was minus personal
fouls. These are hard to keep away
from sometimes, especially by back
guard, but "Tubby" hasn't made one
against the Scarlet IN either game.
Walker and Mendenhau must have got
their signals mixed once during the see
ond half. Walker had man report co
the scorers to replace Mendenhell, hut
the Tiger captain remained in the game.
Bills was carried from the floor If
teen seconds before the game ended when
he got in a mix-up. He was not Sc
riously injured. however. Neither Bills
field goal.
White made two field goals and Laugh
lin one within minute Of play once
during the second half. White was
shooting from In front Of the basket and
his team mates were feeding him the
ball.
Wabash students were celebrating last
night over the fact that the Tigers have
not lost to the Scarlet IN football. fresh
man basketball, twice IN varsity basket
games and to tor things of right the
Wabash bowling team took three straight
games from the ID PAW bowlers in the
afternoon Saturday.
This Wabash youugsrer, Burdette Is
speed demon right. He has been out most
OF the season with an INJURY, but ais
lay-ofI didn't affect his basket shooting
and cleyerness with the ball
Roll went to bed after the game ana
yesterday the doctor said he had the
grippe 1t is doubtful II he VIII he able
to get IN any more games this season.
Something not far short Of a storm
broke loose when me scrap was over.
All during the game the rans were kept
on edge and Peare'S two s!nkers toward
the end was a big wind-up to one night
OF continuous bowling.
Old Wabash spirit was at It's highest
pitch here today. The entire student body
staged a big parade following chapsI,
going through the town winding up with
& mo- s;rous pep meeting In front Of the
Crawford Hotel The revelers then de
clared college OF for the day In honor
OF Saturdays defeat over De Pauw.
Coach Walker Of De Paw today
telephoned Coach Vaughan OF Wabash,
and suggested that De PAW and
Wabash play two more games this
season, but Vaughan declined the IN
vit7tlon because Of the heavy schedule
yet remaining for the Scarlet and the
fact that Indiana and Wabash may get
together in a pair Of contests Vaughan
also stated that wabash would not con
slider competing in the proposed big
college tourney at indianapolis because
program.