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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-04
BOWLING
-;
A, BIC. TOURNEY
PICKS UP SPEED

TOLEDO, March h.-Leading positions
In the doubles and singles events in the
international tournament of the American
Bowling Congress in progress here 0re
expected to be usurped by out-of-tOwn
Gowlers who banged the pins so Justify
last night in the five-men event that ex-
ceptionally high totals for this early stage
of the pin joust VIC registered.
Tonight a numbe. If classy teams rep
resenting Detroit, st. Louis, Akron, Gin
down the drives and another orgy Of
heavy hitting is looked for.
A trio Of 1000 point games were rolled
by three quintettes last night, the best
being 1895 by the Hamilton Club Reds
Of Chicago, who stepped into first place
with q 2.902 total.
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Culver Beats ClaypOOl
in Two Overtime Periods

WARSAW, Ind, March A sem
satiOnal battle was staged here this
morning In the high school basket
ball sectional when Culver defeated
CiaypcOl, % to 20, in n contest that
went two overtime periods before tho
winner was decided. The game end
ed with the count of IL to II. Tho
first overtime period ended 10 to 10.
Tho scrap was finally won when Gull
yer threw n foul goal and one from
the field In tn last ave minutes of
extra play while ClaypO0l was ring
ing up one point from the foul line.
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SINNERS Makes Impression

SAN ANTONIO, March A.-RaIph
SINNERS, the big Outfielder from
indianapolis, and Ike Boone. a husky
gentleman from the Southern Assoc
citation. took much of the spotlight
away from the veterans in the Giants,
workout. Both recuits batted witt
the regulars and made a very favor
able impression. SINNERS Is the big
ger of the two rockies and the more
graceful. He is big and broadshoId-
cred, with an easy gait. He has a
free swing and a foIIOw-thrOugh
vaguely reminiscent of Frank Schuite
OF the old Chicago Cubs. He batted
In the neighbOrhOOd Of $40 in the
american Association last year and
stole flock of bases.
Boone, who is no midget, is fas1s
He is a rugged type of player, but
not so far along as SINNERS. He led
he Southern Association last year, and
drives the ball on a clean line, He
bats from the of side of the plate,
while SINNERS hits right-handed.
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Early Sectionals Today

AT ANDERSON.
ElwOod, 20; Eden. 8.
AT ATTICA.
Attica, q; Mellott. 8.
Newtown. So: Ambia. Z.
AT BEDFORD.
Williams, 20; Plainville, Il.
Bedford. 30; Fayetteville, 10.
AT BLOOMINGTON.
Owensburg. lS: Quincy, II.
Bloomington. "a; Gosport, L
SmithvliIe, y; StinesyIIie, 9.
AT BRAZIL.
Normal (Terre Haute), 81; Glenn, g.
Garfield (Terre Haute), 81; Clinton, IL
Cory. 20: Cayuga. 10
PeTryyille. 10; Clay City, 10.
AT CRAWFORDSVILLE.
Charlottesville. %; New Richmond, @
Wingate. 81; LadOga, 10
Hillsboro. 20; Kingman. IL
AT EVANSVILLE.
Yankeetown, 20 :; WadesvilIe, 0.
Central tExahsville), 80 Mt Vernon, 10.
Reitz tEvansvillel, Is; Newburg, Z.
AT FIT. WAYNE.
Washington Center, 10. st. Joe. 7.
KendallvilIe, AZ; Churubusco, %.
Wolf Lake, 10; Fl. Wayne. II.
South Whitley, %; Wawaka, IL
AT FRANKLIN.
Mt Auburn. 10: Greenwood. IL.
Franklin, 90; WaIdron, g.
Whiteland, p Union, IS.
AT GREENCAsTLB.
RusselivilIe. %: Marshall, T.
Brainbridge, 30; Fillmore, 6.
CIOyerdaIe. 40: Roach dale, 8.
AT HUNTINGTON.
Huntington, 81; Andrews, Z.
Blppus, %; Lancaster, @.
Wabash, IS; Roam, 8.
AT INDIANAPoLIs.
Manual. 10; New Augusta. g.
Technical tIndianapolis), ID; West New
ton, o.
Valley Mills, 70: Brownsburg, 10.
AT KOKOMO.
Fishers, %; NoblesvilIe, o.
kOkomo, II; Upton, IL
Howard Township, II; Arcadia, 16.
AT LAFAYETTE.
Dayton, 20: Battle Ground. 70.
Jackson Township, 10; Romney, u.
Clarksville, %; Reynolds, L..
AT LEBANON.
Colfax, 20: jamestown, 4.
WhitestOwn, AZ; Forest, o.
AT LOGANsPORT.
Cutler, u.s. Burlington. 20.
Bringhurst, II; Idaville, o.
Young America, Al Twelve Mile, Is.
LoganspOrt, II; Walton. IL.
AT MARION.
Marion, %; Fairmount, T.
AmbOy, l3; Gas City. 6.
Converse, p; Montpelier, 20 (overtime),
AT WORTHWHILE.
Clayton. IS; Plainfeid, Is.
Martinsville, "A Paragon, Is.
Danville, SO; LiztOn. -.
AT NEWCASTLE.
Knightstown, p; New Lisbon, 16.
Spiceland, ID; Royert0wn, 10
Newcastle, 80; Mt. Summit, %.
Muncie, rs; LewisvilIe. 10.
AT OWENsVILLE.
Sturgeon, 10; Fort Branch, 10.
Jasper, 20; Venten, 1s.
Mt. Olympus, IS; Princeton, IA.
AT RICHMOND.
Richmond %: Brownsville, II.
Connersville, SO; Cambridge City, Is.
Fountain City. %: Orange, 15.
Hagerstown, IS; Webster, 4.
AT ROCHESTER,.
Rochester, %; Kenna, 13.
LeitersfOrd, 20: lama, A.
Akron. II; Wilma mac, IS.
AT RUSHVILLE.
Rushville, 20: Greensburg. u.
Milroy. 80: Webb. 20.
AT SOUTH BEND. =.
Mishawaka, II; Michigan City, 16.
Elkhart, p; New. Paris, Is.
'@;9 AT UNION CITY.
Ridgeville, %; Huntwell. ..
Flavor Greek, IS: Union City, 10.
Spartanburg. % Saratoga, II.
AT VALPARAISO.
Rensselaer,, 10; Crown Point, 16.
Al WARSAW
Warsaw. IS; IIppecanOe, 3.
Culver, p; Claypool, 20 1.-TWO overtime
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AT BRAZIL-Normsl (Terre Haute),
49, Dana, IL. Clinton, 81; ASHORE, 16
loTertime). Garfield (Terre Haute), Sc /;
Stanton, ). Cayuga, 80 Riley, Z. Cory,
80; Newport, g. Perryyille. 26; Prairie
Creek, IS. Wiley (Terre Hautel, u; Clay
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CUB REGULARS VS., "GOOFs"

CATALINA ISLAND, Cal, March A.
The Cubs were to get their first taste
squad was to be divided and put through
a FIVE inning contest. Tomorrow a full
nine-inning battle between the regulars"
and the "gOofs" will be staged. Manager
Killefer has his athletes hard at work
and is expected to begin the wedding out
process within the next week.
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PlayfellOw Probably Will
Have to Remain Idle

NEW YORK, March 4-Local turfmen
have not yet recovered from the verdict
in the Supreme Court where Harry Sin
clair was awarded 100000, the price he
fellow, which is alleged to be a windsuck-
er. The thoroughbred, full brother of
Man-o'- War, reverts to Johnson by the
decision Johnson has appealed the deci-
sion and the appeal probably means that
Playfellow will be prevented from rae
ing this YEAR
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Promoter and Coin
Necessary NOIO for
Den,pseg-W Wills Tilt
Stage About Set and Public Is
Being Educated for Big
Bout.

NEW YORK, March Aust as soon
as some promoter steps up with enough
coin in his pockets he can have national
and International rights to the Dempsey
Wills fight.
With Kid Norfolk out OF the way,
Wills stands built as the logical man
for the losers end OF q championship
fight
Jack Kearns has played his cards with
characteristic shrewdness He has smoked
himself up another match and another
half million AS far as the State ath-
letic commission is concerned, the Wills
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LOCAL SECTION ..F1Ksrs."

First Game-Oaklandon VS.. Ben Davis.
First Basket-Foul goal by Oaklandon.
First ubstitutiop-Beckley for Neg
ley, Oaklandon.
iSFirst Field Goal-wakeneld Of Ben
Davis.
First HaIf--Ben Davis, Il, Oak
landon, s.
First Removal from Game for Foul
Wade OF Broad Ripple.
First Overtime Game-Broad Ripple
Ben Davis.
First Personal FouAwest, Ben Davis.
Bronwsburg was out on the floor
plenty early In the evening Friday before
their game. They believe In lots Of prac-
tice.
Howard of Manual Gagged the great
est number of field goals Friday,
dropping in eight against Acton
Parr of Ripple was second with seven
One could safely say that the Short
ridge Valley Mills game was the best
game of Fridays play. Both teams were
there with both feet and fighting hard.
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South participated Rutgers, who has
lost only one game this year and has
played the best teams of the East, and
Pete Naughans Little Giants from Wabash
College, Who will represent the Central
West. The Idaho squad leaves the North
west for Indianapolis tomorrow.
The titles OF the Missouri Valley Con-
ference, where Missouri and Kansas uni
versities are tied for first hOnOrs, and OF
West Virginia and Pennsylvania, where
several teams are fighting for the honor
Of coming to Indianapolis, remain to be
settled before the tournament next week.
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Diamond Dust From Dixie
EXPECT ACOsTA TO HELP.

SEGUIN, Tex, March 4-"Kid" Glea-
son, skipper of the White Sox, is expect
ing much assistance on the mound this
year from Don Jose Acosta, the diminu-
tive Cuban who was obtained from Wash
ington via the Athletics and the waiver
route. Acosta has shown well in prac-
tics thus far. With Catcher Yaryian in
camp Dick Kerr, Amos Strunk and
George Lees comprise the list of absent
and unsigned Athletes
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AT BEDFORD-Wnnams, %; Ephon,
16. Fayetteville. so; Tunnelton. II. Bed
10. Paoii. 26: Loogootee. 10; Mitchell, 16
West Baden, 4. HeltonvilIe, 81; Shoals, II.
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AT FT. wAYNE-St. Joe, 90: Laotto,
2. South Whitley, 10; Monroeville, 1e
" awake, ID; Harland, s. TT. Wayne,
81; WOODBURY., 8. Churubusco, 20: New
Haven, 10 Kendallvile, go; Ligonier, II.
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PIRATE BArrERYArEN woEx.

WEST BADEN. Ind. March A.
For the first time since they came
here. George Gibeon's fifteen Pitts
burgh pitchers and five oatchers went
into action full blast this morning.
Gibson is anxious - get the kinks
out of his pitchers arms and the
catchers were given a chance at the
fast ones. There was also an hours
track work today. The balance of
GibsOn's forty players will report
here later. Chief yellow Horse Is
showing surprising speed in practice.
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GRou FEATURES GIANT PLAY

SAN ANTONIO, Texas. March -
The work of Heinle GrOh, playing
third base in the Giants for the first
time in nearly ten years, was the fesa-
turc of the worlds champions first
workout. The Giant infield. regarded
as the fastest in baseball. was lined
up with Groh mt third, Bancroft at
short, Frisch at second and Earl
Smith, subblDg for Kelly, on first
Kelly has not reported yet, being Ill
In California
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HAGENLACHER LOOMS
AS BILLIARD STAR

NEW YORK, March 4-Eric Hagen
lacher, balkline billiard champion of
Germany, stands forth today in the light
OF a dangerous contender for the worlds
title as a result of his overwhelming de-
feat OF Albert Cutler. In their 1872 balk-
line match concluded last night. Hagen
lacher won by a score of 1900 to 1881,
averaging 63h for the entire match.
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WALLY Pip ON HAND.

NEW ORLEANS, La, March 4.-The
arrival of Wally Pipp, first baseman, and
Frank O'Doul, left hand pitcher up for
second trial, helped today to swell the
ranks of the New York Yanks In train
ing here. Many Of the regulars, includ-
ing Ruth, Mays, Schang, Hoyt, McNally,
Baker and Dev0rmer, are still at Hot
Springs.
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AT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 13; FL
lettsville, 8. Owensburg, Is; Coal City,
II. Bloomington. 80; Newberry, 9. Cos
port, Is; VanBuren, 3. Stinesville. "a;
8. Lyons. %; Spencer, 8.
Smithyille, %; Linton, 10.
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Muller Sprains Ankle

Muller, University OF California's star
football, baseball and track athlete, may
he out Of athletics for several months
as the result OF q sprsined ankle, sus-
Muller had not planned to play baseball
hut was getting into trim for The track
sea son
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%; Union Mills. Z. stilwell, 70; Bristol.

80; Union Mills, {. StilwelI, p; Bristol,
10.
AT UNION CITY-Huntsville 10;
Green, TO- Spartanburg, 81; Wayne, Z.
Saratoga, %; Modoc, 10. Union City, "A ;
Parker City, 10. Stoney Creek, %; Lo-
santville, 10. Jefferson, 81; Jackson, 10.
AT VALPARAISO-Crown Point, %
Hobart, IL Brook, IS; Remington, 5.
whiting, IL; Emerson, ii. Kentland. %
Boone Grove, 2 Froebel, 81; Goodland,
4. Valparaiso. 10; Lowell, 0.
- AT vINCENNES-Sull q; Carlisle,
II. Bruceville, IS; Farmersburg, 10.
Friction, %; Edwardsport, II Freeland-
vile, IS; Monroe City, q. Vincennes, "a
GRANVILLE, TO- Digger, %; Decker, IL
Oaktown, II; Sandborn. II
AT WARsAW-Tippecan 10; Ply
mouth, 10. Claypool %; Sidney, IL Cul-
yer, So; Mentone, 5. Bourbon, II; Bur
ket, S. Etna Green, %; Leesburg, 8.
Syracuse, &c; Argos. 3. Atwood, 10:
North Webster, G.
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nn1nREn GRApPLER wrNs

Lee Umbles, colored mat star, made it
six wins in a row when he defeated
Chuck Batchlor, also of this city, In
straight falls at the Washington Theater
in Indiana avenue last night. The first
aAL lee y1 sniff and tbe second in II njn%tss
with leg and armlock holds. =
In the next bout at the theater Umbles
will meet Young Valonis Of this city
Friday, March 10 ="
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At DECATUR-Liberty Center. 20;
Union Center, 9. Decatur, %; Berne, 10.
Monroe. 81; Polling. g. Hartford Twp,
~; Kirkland Twp. II. Redkey, -
Geneva, IL Pennville, 20; Petroleum, Is.
Blrffton, &c; Bryant, II.
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Amateur Basketball

The Imperials desire games In the II
1S-year-old class. Edgewood, Speedway,
Clermont and Brownsburg take notice.
Cali Belmont 1923 and ask for Harry or
address Ere Israel, 1886 West Tenth
street, Indianapolis.
On Wednesday, March the Turner's
and Morris street basketball teams meet
at the Turner gym. 1t will be the last
game of the season for the Morris five
and 1t will endeavor to close the years
play with victory. In the curtain
raiser the Simmons Marvels will meet
an opponent to be selected later.
South Side Community League:
South Side Christians, 10; Second Bap-
fist. q.
Olive Branch, 81; Thirty First Street
Baptist, Q.
Woodside, %; Edwin Ray, 49,
Tonight the Classy Cagers of TT.
Wayne play the st. Paul Lutherans at
the Communal Hall, Morris and South
Meridian streets. curtain raiser will
be held at p m.
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Two RooKrEs GET CHANCE.

DALLAS, Texas. March 1.-TWO rookie
pitchers, Eddie Guess Of Canton, Ohio,
and George Kiedel Of Cleveland. were to
pitch tomorrow in the first game Of the
Indian training season against Dallas.
Iris Speakers boys got their first work
out in the open In more than week yes
terday when the sun broke through the
clou0S
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SPIRITS RISE AS SUN SHINES.

ORANGE, Texas, March 4.-Cardinal
spirits were 100 Ter cent here today as a
result Of the sudden change in weather
and enabled the athletes. tired of hang.
ing around the hotel, a chance to stretch
their legs.
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FAD WEATHER ENDS.

MOBILE, Ala, March All hands
having had a good chance to get prop
erly acquainted during the spell Of bad
weather that just ended, the Browns
squad was looking forward to-
day to a snappy workout.
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NATIONAL AMATEUR MEET.

CHICAGO. March A.-Earl Patterson of
Chicago, Friday defeated L. A. Servatius
of New York, 80 to 3d. in fifty-six innings
in the national amateur three-cushiOn bill
lard championship. Harry Whiting won
from Fred Julian, 80 to SO, In seventy
three innings.
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Badgers Beat GOphers

MADISON, Wis, March 4-WfscOnsin
moved up TO striking distance OF Illinois
in the Big Ten basketball race here last
night BY defeating Minnesota in a hard
game, SO to 80. Play was rough. with
many long shots featuring. The result Of
tbs EaUe places Wasrnnsfn In a tie With
EGh3E11 In tAs RlAsa n Tia sanding.
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AT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
vile, 43: Wallace. l. Wingate, IS; New
Market, 10. Ladoga, 81; Alamo, s. Hills
boro, q; Mace, Il. Kingman, IS; Linden,
%. Waynetown, II; Waveland, 10.
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A. A. u. Basketball

Los ANGELES, March 4.-Six members
Of the Los Angeles Athletic Club basket
ball team lef: Friday for Kansas City,
where next Monday they win take part In
the National A. A. Z. basketball cham
piUhship tournament.
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Maroons Win in Overtime

URBANA, ILL.,, March with seven
seconds of an overtime battle remaining,
and Illinois leading by one point, Dick
son of Chicago Gagged a neat shot and
gave Chicago a 20 to 25 victory over
Illinois at Basketball.
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Observation-Disclosures for West, West
for Strobe, Brown for Wade, Newly for
Brown Field goals-Wakefield 8, Bur
nett 2, Wade 2, Newly, Jackman 2,
OVERLY. Foul goals-Wakefield, out of
o; Strobe, 1 out of 2; Wade, out CT 5; ;
Jackman. out of 8.
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AT FRANKLIN - Mt Auburn, "a;
Fountaintown, 8. Greenwood, 10; Center
Grove, 13. Waldron, q: Nineveh. 10
Franklin. T5; Geneva, o. Union Town
snip; Il; Morristown, 10. Whitelsnd, II;
5opeTel, 10. ShelbyEtlle, 81; Edinburg,
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The air in the Coliseum was a bit
chilly for spectators but just right for
the players, as was evidenced by the
snappy games Friday.
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College Results

De PAW, 20; Butler, 10.
Chicago, 20; Illinois, rs.
Wisconsin, So; Minnesota, 80.
Muncie Normal, 81 Central Normal. 81.
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AT EVANSVILLE - Midtown wades-
vile game forfeited to Vaudeville
Evansville Central; II; Washing
ton, 10. Mt. Vernon, %: Elberfeld. II.
Newburg, II: Poseyville, 8. Reitz Evans
vile. 20: S6ewsrtsYille, 10. Lynnville, 43 /;
New Earmoney. 2
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All during the play Friday, not
q man was removed from the game
ON four personal fouls.
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Burke for Thornberry. Darner for Nor
gan. Morgan for Darner Field goals
Davis, G; Burks, 4: Lowden 4 Jolly, 8;
Hilkene, 3. Foul goals-Edwards out
Of 4 A; Jolly, out Of 9; Hilkene, out of /.
Observation-Disclosures
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Wakefield Of Ben Davis made all but
four Of his teams points in the Broad
Ripple game Friday night.
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NOTES AND GOSSIP OFNET
PEAY IN SECTIONAL HERE
by ARTHUR NORRIS.

The crowd filed the best coliseum
seats almost en- hour before game time.
The fans took no chances, and got on
the Job early.
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AT ATTICA-Menott. .; Raub. I. At
tica, %; Freeland Park. 1. An bia, Is I;
Earl Park g. NewtOwn. 16; Coving ton, u.
Needersburg, %; WilliamspOrt, 3. Pine
Village, 10; Otterbein. IL oxfor1, II;
Boswell, 16.
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The size Of the crowd Friday after
noon smacked somewhat of the State
final tourney. Tech, Manual and Short
ridge all played in the afternoon thus
accounting for the large crowd.
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ubstitution-Dixon for Mcknight.
Field goals-Stewart 5, Lugar 3, Thorn
berry 2, Harrington 6, Riley 8, Johnson
2 Foul goals-Stewart, 4.
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curate in hitting the basket and conse-
quently made large percentage of their
attempts, while ShOrtridge had a slight
edge on the visitors In the number
of attempts, but could not connect.
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Late Friday Afternoon
and Evening Summaries
in Net Sectional Here

West Newton (31). Cumberland 600.
Davis ........... Forward....... Morgan
Burke ......... Forward. ......- Jolly
Lowden .'-.''''''S enteF ...'''''' hil k
Carter ........... Guard. ........... Cass
Edwards ....... Guard. ......-... Amos
bstitutes-Thornberry for Burke,
Burke for ThOrnberry. Darner for Nor
gan, Morgan for Darner. Field goals
Davis, 6; Burks. 4; Lowden, 4; Jolly, 0;
Of 4; Jolly, out Of 6; Hilkene, out of 1.
Referee-Draper.
Technical (2ei- Southport o..
| W0olgar ........ Forward. Bailey
Jerry ......... Forward. Ryker
Greenburg ..... .Center...... Mclaughlin
Ntpper ..........Guard... ......... Klein
Unser .......'... .Guard...'',.... Asmus
observation-disclosures Tor Mclaughlin,
Mclaughlin for Jones. Adkins for Jerry,
! Jones for Mclaughlin. Field goals
! Woolgar, g. Jerry, Adkins, 2; Green
burg, q Nipper, 3; Bailey, l Ryker, i;
Jones, Klein, /. Foul goals-W oolgar
l out of 3; Nipper, out of Z; Bailey,
out OF l; Ryker, out Of 4.
Valley Mills Gay. shortridge 123).
Lugar ...-...-....'F .'.''.,,.:: Riley
Stewart ............. .....-.. Harrington
Thornberry ........C .......... Johnson
Harting ............G. ........... kilgore
Substitution-Dixon for Mcknight
Field goals-Stewart 8, Lugar 3, Thorn
! berry 2, Harrington g, Riley 8, Johnson
2. Foul goals-Stewart, 4
Brownsburg (19). Shadeland (1F).
Poland .............F. ......,.. Wedden
Nash ....-..........F...- c. Mcconnell
Fitch ...............C.4. .... ~. .Hansing
GLADDEN. ............G .............C Cotton
Herdrich ........... G.......-.... Askren
MISUNDERSTANDING for Fitch,
Fitch for Thornburg, Brown for GLADDEN.,
McCoun Tor Nash. Field goals-P GLAND
3. Fitch 8, Askren, c. Mcconnell, 2
Brown, Weddell 2 Foul gOals-C. Me-
Cornell, OFT of s; Fitch, out of 6.
Broad Ripple (1Sl. Ben Davis (19).
Wade .............F..... Wakefield
Parr ............... F......-..... West
Jackman ...........C.. ..-....... Dowden
OVERLY ............ g. ........... Burnett
Stahl ..G.............. Davis
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES for West, West
for Strobe, Brown for Wade, Newly for
Brown. Field goals-Wakefeld 8, Bur
nett 2, Wade 2. Newly, Jackman 2,
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-04
Purple VS.. Ohio Tonight

COLUMBUS, o., March 4-Determined
to climb out of the cellar in the Big Ten
basketball fight, Northwestern University
quintet arrived here today for It's game
tonight with Ohio State. Mort hwestern
is tied wgh Indiana for last place and
a victory would lift the Purple out Of
the pit, as the Hoosiers are idle.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-04

AT COLUMBUS-North Vernon, IS;
Batesville. ID. Vernon, %; Milan. 5.
OsgoOd, 80; Patriot, r. Yeve-, -; Hope,
p MOoreshiil. II; Hayden. u Column
bus, So; Aurora. Is.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-04

titrtions-ThOrnburg for Fitch,
Fitch for Thornburg, Brown for GLADDEN.,
McCoun for Nash. Field goals-Poland
3. Fitch 8, Askren, c. Mcconnell, q
Brown, Weddell 2. Foul goals-C. Nc
Cornell, 4 OFT of S; Fitch, out of 6.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-04
MANUAL-TECH
IN SEMI-FINAL
ROUND OF PLAY
Two Local Teams and Valley
Mills Win Today's Morn
ing Games.
FINAL CONTEST TONIGHT
Local Card Today

MORNING GAMES.
e-oo-New Augusta (s) Us. Manual (43).
10;oo-West Newton (e) vs. Technical
O5).
IL :Oo-vaIley Mills (I2) vs. Browns
burg (I0).
sEMI-FINALs (AFTERNOoN).
R:00-Ben Davis vs.. Manual
S;Oo-TechniCal Us. Valley Mills.
FINALS CNIGHT).