Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-13

OF THE DAY IN =1 THE WORLD OF SPORT zz
NEWS AND NOTES OF SECTIONAL
PLAY AND COMING I'll. S. FINALS

! effect that Columbus would meet Frank
| lin In the finals of the State meet. He
| had the whole State meet doped out.
That's all right, Columbus, stand up for
yuor colors.
In spite of all the agitation concern
| ing shorter basketball schedules for high
cehools there are several schools already
scheduling games for early In November.
| The schools advance the following rea-
sons for their step, namely: Either that
there are not enough boys in high school
to develop a football team that there
is sentiment against the game in the dis
trict; Their points are very well put and
in the face of them they can not be
blamed, for school life would be rather
dull for q bunch of healthy boys with
out their basketball. There can be agi-
tati0n pro and con, but a settlement is
very doubtful
Officials for the State finals meet were
announced today. They are George
Lewis, Ward Lambert Dale Miller and
Ray Move. The four men will alternate
on the games two working each one.
Lewis and Lambert will Officlate the first
game, Lambert and Miller, the second !;
Miller and Movie, the third, and Move
fifth game, the Same order will start
again and will continue I'm the same man
ner throughout the tourney.
Bedford waded through stoney Creek
Saturday at Bloomington. The score
was AZ to Z.
Summary of franklin Scottsburg game.
Field goals-Vandivier z, Cant z, Frid-
die z. Doesn't that sound ominous.
The Lafayette Regional resembled a
horse show in many respects. At least
The only real upsets at Bloomington wert,
when Nashville rushed Columbus for a
81 to 13 victory and when Central Of
Evansville was the central inquire IN
10 to Is win over Connersyille.
The upper half of the State has only
q few entries on which faith Is pinned
to bring the championship back to that
part OF the State and one of these is
going to be eliminated when Anderson
and Frankfort clash at 1880 Friday eve
ming.
Cutler looked good when it cut through
Rochester for a 45-tO-1l victory. Inc
upstaters have a date with the "Alices'
ing and the southern Indiana sirens may
have a harder time than they expect In
vamping the conquerors of Rochester.
Who remembers that old triumvirate,
Boone, Montgomery and Tippecanoe
counties1 How every state tournament
from 1911 to 1910 was simply an attempt
to wrest the hOnsrs from team In one
of these three counties Bloomington wa $
the first to break the ice. winning in 1919
and Franklin has won the last two.
Southern Indiana has II all over the North
this year II seasons scores can be used
as basis OF calculations. However
an unknown may carry the upper half OF
a pretty safe bet that It is not coming
from the old triumyirate. Crawfordsyill lie,
Lebanon, Wingate, Thorntown and Jen %
erson. the old standard bearers OF the
triumvirate, and all holders Of at least
one State championshi are going TO be
left at home when the party convenes
ut the Coliseum, Friday and Saturday.
Rushville will bear watching, Stewart
and Cassidy are two of the best basket
shots In the State and Frazel, back guard,
| is a power on defense.