Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-25
STAR QUINTETS
IN BATTLE FOR
AMATEUR TITLE
Plenty of Basket Thrills Seen
as State Tourney SIM
merS Down.
FINALS CARDED TONIGHT
TODAY,S SCHEDULE.

i.
T, M-Sandusky VS.. Llzton.
9:15 z. M.-Winner 8 p. m. vs.. winner
4 d. IN.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Berne, 21; Converse, H.
Tcrre Haute "Y," 20; Orleans, Is.
Muncie, IS; Vallonia, o.
Idaville, "a; Plymouth, H.
Kingman, 48; Knox, 8.
Sandusky, 18; Plainvillo, IA.
SheIbyviIle, ~; Wolf Lake, 10.
LiztOn, 20; Broad Ripple, 10.
Advance, 80; Berne, 10.
Muncie, 80; Terre Haute "Y," 10.
SATURDAY A. NJ. SCORES.
Kingman, Is; Idaville, IA.
Sandusky. "a: Shelby Vile, 16.
IiztOn. 20; Advance. 20.
Kingman, Sandusky and Lizton by
their victories this morning in the third
round of play in the State independent
amateur basketball tournament being
held at the local Y. NJ G. A, were to
go into the semi-fnals this afternoon.
Muncie by its win over Terre Haute
last night, became the fourth team In
the two battles this afternoon which will
decide the two fves to fight 1t out for
the Indiana title tonight at 915 O'Clock.
Muncie was to meet kingman at
o'clock this afternoon and Sondusky
tackled Lizton. Muncie had slight ad-
vantage in the semi finals, as 1t had not
played since last night All of the other
f1ves played this morning in hard games.
The Muncie Kingman scrap promised to
be real battle, as both teams know the
net game thoroughly.
Kingman, which has been rated rather
high in the independent tourney, got n
surprise in the first game this morning
at the "Y'' and was forced to the limit to
win over Idaville by the score of Is to IA.
It was close game throughout, the half
ending at 10 to with the final winners
holding onto their slender margin or
one point which they finished the con-
test. Each team made six field goals,
but Kingman counted one more from the
foul line Kirby, who starred IN the pre-
vious game, was held to one basket.
Lewman, the center for the winners, was
high point man for his team with three
goals from the field. Gerard also played
a splendid game. Hatton and Gardner
were best for Idaville, each snagglng
three from the field.
Kingman was to meet Muncie at
O'Clock this afternoon in the first OF the
semi-fnals. Summary:
Kingman (15). Iday1lle l1O.
Kirby .............E ..'.'...... SaruineT
Lewman ...........C. .......... Cougnen
Coffing ............G. ............... otto
Bowers e .......... Prentiss
Lewman for Beeson. Field goals-Ger-
rard 2; Kirby, l Lewman, 8; Hatton, 3:
Gardiner, 3. Foul goals-Kirby, 3;
Coughell, 2. Referee-keller.
The second game this morning, went to
Sandusky, "a to 16 over Shelbyvflle, after
the winners had staged great come.
back in the final period. The first half
to score. The last period found San
dusky staging sensational rally; II.
and L. Marlowe led the attack and ran
the score to 13-all in the first ten minutes,
orln hnT M Fd a.
the basket and the whole team looked
like a different aggregation than was
playing in the first twenty minutes. X.
field. Richeson was the whole show for
Shelbyville with FIVE from the field and
four from the foul line: He IS brother
Of the RicAeson at Franklin College.
Sandusky (24). shelbyville (10.
F f MaFl0we :::::: Rich ascR
L. Marlowe ..G.............. Swain
Clark .............G ............ Deitzen
Substitutions-(Non e)-Field Goals-R.
Marlowe, 8; Turner, l. G. Marlowe, i L.
MMsT1owf s. Riieheson 81 HACK IL E Eoqi
lowe, 1 out Of 2; Richeson, out Of g.
characterization.
Lizton got the jump on the Advance
team in the last game of the morning
and won after a hard struggle by a 90
TOGO score. At the start of the contest
the winners ran up a count of 10 to D on
Advance team before it counted one on
free throw. The first half ended II to 3
in favor of Lizton. Advance came back
strong in the final period and made
desperate effort tc pull the game out Of
the fire, but could not quite get away
with It, Montgomery, the Lizton for
ward. as in previous games, was the star
for his team with six goals from the
field He was not up to his usual form
at the foul line, only dropping in three
out of eight attempts Shook at back
guard also played well for the winners.
Cox and Etter starred for Advance Line
UP and Summary:
Lizton (23). Advance (20).
Montgomery ......F ........R Ralph Rohn
Pigg .............F ................ Cox
r. Ratliff ...C............... Etter
c. Ratliff ........ Ray Rohn
Shook ............G ......... Stevenson
bstitutions-Bartlett for r. RaUiff,
Wall for Ralph Rohn, Oven for Cox, Tu-
dor for Etter, Rohn for Wall, Cox for
Owens, Etter for Tudor. Field GOALS
Montgomery, 6; Riggs, 1; R. Ratlfff, 1;
Bartlett, 2; Ralph Rohn, 1; Cox, 4 Et-
ter, 2 Foupl goals-Montgomery, 8 out
of 8; Pigg, none out of 1 Ralph Rohn,
6 out of o; Etter, none out Of i.
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