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AND EVENING SCORES IN
FRIDAYS BASKETBALL SECTIONAL

AT MUNCIE
Yorktown. %: Albany. 10.
Selma, A: Royerton, IL
Muncie. 80 Dalesville, IL.
Cowan. %; CASTOR 20 (overtime)
Eaton, 80: De Soto. 22.
AT NEWCASTLE
Cad.z. Is; Middletown. O.
Fairyiew. 90 Sulphur Springs 8.
Knlghtstown. 10: Rennard. 10.
Mooreland. AZ; Lewisville >
Newcastle 90 Mt. Summit, :.
spice!and. 30 Bentonville, 4.
AT NORTH MANCHESTER
Laketou. 2S Linlawn. 4
North Manchester, % Lincolnville. Is.
Lago. IA; Chippewa. IL.
Somerset, 20 Wabash IS.
Chester, AS Urbana, 8.
AT NOBLEsVILLE
Atlanta, 20: Boxley IL
Noblesville. 20; Cicero. "a
Arcadia, 90: Sheridan q.
AT OAKLAND CITY
Hazelton. % Francisco. %.
winslow, 80: Fort Branch. 10.
Pstoka. so; Spurgeon. I9.
Princeton. 80 Haubstadt 90
Mt Olympus 81 Macley. T.
Owensviile. 80 Union. Is
AT PERU
Amboy. is: Deedsville. is.
Clay Township. "a Macy. Is
jefferson Twp. 30 Butler Twp. IL.
Peru. So; Gilead IL.
Bunker Hill. 80: Chill. IL
AT PITTSBORO
Lizton. 90: Sulesvine. o.
Plainfield. 80; Avon. g.
Brownsburg. So; North Manchester. 10.
PittsbOro. 40; Amo, IA
Clayton 81: North Salem. II.
AT PORTLAND
Berne. 81: jefferson Center. S.
Geneva. 10: Bryant. IL.
Dunktrk 20 Jefferson (Deervilleb II.
Pennville. 81 Hartford Twp. s.
Kirkland, IA; Decatur -
AT RICHMOND
Boston. "a. Brownsburg. 13.
Richmond. ~, Cambridge City. IL
Economy IS; Milton. 90.
hagerstown. 30 LibeFty..sLIz
Whitewater. "a GreensfaFR. IA
Boston, 27: Rouhtian City 20 Overtime,
AT ROCHESTER,
Talmo, 81: Grovertown. O.
Kewsnna, 80; Knox. 10.
Winsmac 81 Star City. T.
Letters Ford, So: North Judson. IL
Rocheste'. %; Monterey. 10.
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score from the foul line Hildebrand
snagged one from the corner. Parr
dropped one from the center. Gil
laspie followed with another one.
Gillaspie was fouled by Harmon, he
missed both attempts from the foul
.ine. Fishback tossed one from the
center. Parr foUled Fishback. who
missed one and made one. tieing the
score at seven-all. Mclaughlin fouled
Iackman, who missed one and made
che Jackmar fouled and Fishback
II ade both points. putting his team in
the lead, 9 to s. Hildebrand made a
pretty shot from the corner.
Hildebrand tossed from under the
basket Broad Ripple called time out
with the score standing Broad Rip
pie s. Southport 10. Stahl substituted
for Parr. Southport bewiIdered its
opponents with a fast passing game.
Stahl fouled Mclaughlin. who threw
the point. Broad Ripple called time
out again. Mclaughlin fouled Jack
man, who made good both the points.
Gillaspie tossed a neat shot from
center. Mclaughlin fouled and Mey-
ers made the point good.
Myers fouled and Taylor made one
and missed one just as the first half
gun cracked. Half score: Southport,
10; Broad Ripple, 10.
Fishback made a long shot a few
minutes after the half started. Hay
lor fouled and Gillaspie missed. Nc
Laughlin drove into Gillespie and
Broad Ripple called time out. a foul
was called on Mclaughlin and Gil
Iaspie missed. Parr returned in place
Of Myers.
Under the Basket
Stahl went in under the basket and
hooked one. Mclaughlin was ruled
out on four personals. Ryker took his
place. Jacl<man missed both attempts.
Hildebrand fouled Gila spie and he
made good the point Stahl fouled Tay-
lor who missed the points. Taylor
made one from the field. Jackman
fouled. Southport made free throw
given them for Broad Ripple's fourth
time out.
Harrison substituted for Jackman,
who fouled Fishback. He made the
point. Stahl threw one from the field.
Rildebrand threw one for Southport.
Jackman returned for Harrison. Hide
brand came in under and made an
other one. Parr took the tip-off and
made a goal Myers went in for Gill
laspie. F'ishback fouled and Blake
missed it. Harrison went in for Stahl.
Stahl fouled and Ryker went out on
personals. Ryker missed them. Final
score: Southport, &c; Broad Ripple, 20.
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SUNDAY BASKET CONTEST
Prest-0-Lite and Turner's Meet in Sec
Ond of Series.

Sunday afternoon at 3:15 the Prest.
O-LAtes and Turner's meet in the sec
ond game OF their net series at the
South Side Turner gym.
The first contest. which was won
by the south sideers two weeks ago,
attracted "A capacity house and ar
engagements are being made to care for
another large crowd tomorrow.
The game will be preceded by a pre-.
liminary at 2:15 between the Hoyer
Top Shop and the Washington A. c..
for city championship honors in their
class.
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AT BAINBRIDGE


Roachdale, IA New Maysville. ..
RussellVille, 10; Clinton Center, o.
Grcencastle, 20; Reelsvle 10
AT BEDFORD
Bedford, > Oolitic, tforfeit)
Huron. Is. Hardinburg II.
Orleans. Is: PaoH IL
Salem 3S Tunnelton, Q.
Mitchell, IA. Loogootee. -.
West Baden, "a Burns City. g.
Belmore 30: coa Rnaa" IA.
VanBuren, 30. BloOmlugdale, 10.
Montezuma 20 Bridgeton; T.
Rockville. 81 Mecca l..
Cory. l6 ASHORE. II.
AT BROOK
Raub Is: Gilboa Twp. IA.
Brook so. Earl Park
Goodland "a: Kentiand, 8.
Francvsville. 36 Mount Ayr, IL.
oxford. IS Ambia. IA.
Ottebein. Of; Fowler, %.
AT COLUMBUS
Sclpio. Is; Van Buren,. II.
North Vernon 30. Butlerville 10.
AT CONVICTION
Covington Il; Attica. 7
Dana IL: West Lebanon. 8.
Hiusboro. 21 Newport Is
Pcrrysville, Al; Wllliamsport, 10.
Cayuga ID. Veedersburg, Of
At CRAWFORDSVILLE
Linden. is. New Ross. g.
Bowers 20; Wingate. 21.
Newmarket 20. Alamo 8
Charlottesville. 20 waveland. is.
New Richmond, 80. Mace, 10
Waynetown. IS. Ladoga. 8.
AT EVANSVILLE
Boonvile 10: Bosse fEvansville). IA
Stewartsville 10: Griffin, 10.
Cyuthiana. % Yaukcetown. Q.
Reitz (Evansville) 20. Lynville 10
Central. 80; Elbcrheld. 10
Poseyyille, 50: New Harmony. II.
AT FLORA
Camden. % Burlington 10.
Delphi % Wheeling 4
AT FIT WAYNE
South Side. so; New Haven, 13.
Washington Center. ~: Jefferson Cen
sr s.
Etna IA: Hlntertown. O.
South Whitley 30 Maumee Twp "A.
Columbia City. rs: Larwiu. 2
Central (Ft Waynel. 81 Churubusco, g.
AT FRANKFORT
jefferson 80 MiChigautown 10.
Kempton. Il; Goldsmith. IL
Frankfort, 90; Colfax, 3.
Sarcleville. 30; Forest Is.
AT FRANkIIN
Edinburg, 80; Greenwood. %
Whiteland. 20; Nineveh I Q.
Franklin, "a. Hcpewell. Is.
Center Grove 2S; Clark Twp, 10.
Franklin 81 HopeweH. IS.
AT GARY
Valparaiso. 4S: Hobart 8.
Hammond %: Hebron. g.
Boonebrove Is. Chesterton. IA
Lowell 50: Kouts 10.
Miller Il; Crown Point. g.
East Chicago. %, Emerson. FL.
AT GOSHEN
La Grange. 81 Shipshewaua 1b
Goshen 49, Topeka IA
New Paris. 20; Wakarausa. 3.
Nappanee, II MilersburE, T.
Elkhart, So. South Milford. 7.
Lima. 81; Bristol. 0.
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AT GREENFIELD

y
Mt Comfort 81 Westland, -.
Eden %: Fortville. e.
Maxwell. 10 Charlottesville. 1s
New Palestine, 10: McCordsyille ID.
AT HANOVER
Scottsburg "a. Rykers Ridge. 4.
Jehersonville. 81 Madison, Is.
Patriot 25 Charleston IL
Henryville. IA Saluds s.
Vevay. "a; Hanover, 81.
Corydon p Deputy. II.
AT HARTFORD CITY
Liberty Center. %; Lancaster. IL.
Union Center. u. Montpelier. u.
Button. As; Chester Center j..
Hartford City "A Rock Greek 25.
AT HUNTINGTON
Bippus 10 Banquo. Q.
Huntington 81 Warren i3
Roanoke. 20 Union Center. II.
Andrews 50; Huntington Twp, II.
Rock Creek % Monument City. 20.
AT INDIANAPOLIS
Ben Davis, 90; Valley Mills, 10.
Acton %. Oaklandon. 10.
Beech Grove IS Castletou. s
Southport 40 New Bethel. -
Borad Ripple. %; Lawrence, II.
Technical. 40 West Newton. rs.
AT KENDALLVuLE
Kendallville 3. Wolf Lake Is.
waw aka. 20; Cromwell :.
AT KOKOMo
Union TWP. IS. Clay Twp. Is.
Howard TWP. 20: New London Is
West Middleton. 3. Prairie Twp. 3.
Kosomo. %; Greentown. 10.
Russiaviile, 81; Jackson Twp, Q.
AT LAFAYETTE
Wcsi Point. "a Gladdens Corner.
Jefferson. 81 Monitor 9.
Montmoread. IS Buck Greek ,.
Clarkshin. 2S: jackson Twp. g.
Dayton. % Battle Ground Fl
AT LEBANON
Lebanon, %; Perry Central. IA
Thorntown. 30; louisville. 10.
AT LOGANsPORT
Logansport, 40 Walton IL
Young America. "a; Galveston Ii.
Lucerne 81; Metea, q.
Royal Center 81 Lincoln. s.
Onward, Al; Twelve Mile. s.
AT LYONS
Bloomfield TO- Owenshure IS
Midland. Il Odon, 10.
Washington. IS; ElnOra. Is
Lyons. 81 Montgomery. l.
Scotland. 20 RaEelsvtle II.
Plainville +: Newbury, 8.
AT MARTTNsYIILE
Monrovia A Coal City. Is.
Paragon, AS Unionville. II.
Mooresvtlle. 90; Freedom %.
Martinsville. "a Bloomington, 2S.
Spencer. 10: Eminence 10
Gosport TO- Stilesville, IA.
AT MARION
Jouesboro. 10; Upland. 0.
Van Buren,. 21 Paramount. 10
AT MICHIGAN CITY
Union Mills. IL: Union Township. 10.
stilwell, Is Hanna IL.
WestvillC. 80 Mill Creek. 2.
Michigan City. 10: La Porte. IA.
AT MONTICELLO
Wheatfield. 90; Liberty Township, s
Chalmers, 10: Remington. IL
Monticello % BrOokFiou 10.
Monon. 81; Fair Oaks IA
Rensselaer,. II; Id Vile, IA.
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Big Lutheran Game Tonight

Fit. Wayne Lutheran All-Stars will
meet the local Lutheran Afl-Stars at
the 7. NJ. c. A. tonight. The FIT.
Wayne team win arrive tonight at
p. m in a special car.
.'he curtain raiser will be played by
two picked teams from the Lutheran
League.
The following men are on the local
team: Huff, Waltz and Mack, for
wards; Boyd. center; 0. Schwier, Ed
Schwier, Nennard and Hager. guards.
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Goshen Player Dies

bU 19ileS special
GOSHEN, Ind, March 1.-The
Goshen basketball squad has with
drawn from the sectional basketball
play following the death of Clark Bax-
ter, Is, a member of the Goshen team
He appeared for practice Friday aft
ernoon, but did not play in the Goshen
Topeka game. He died at p. m. of
heart failure.
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diamond followers go under the in
huence of the baseball bug and they
don't return TO normally until after
the opening game of the champion
ship season.
Tribe club directors were cheerful
as the squad gathered today and
made ready to depart at 500 o'clock
this afternoon. Manager Ownie
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COMBS DEMANDS BONUS
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, March 1.--Earl Combs,
Louisville outfielder, who has refused
to sign a Yankee contract, is satisfied
with the terms offered him by the
club, but is holding out for part of
the purchase price, according to Ed
Barrow, business manager Of the club
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MICHIGAN BASKET
CAPTAIN INJURED
Kipke Probably Out for Re-
mainder of Net Season.

BIZ United Press
ANN ARBOR. Mich, March l.
Harry KipIle. allAmerican football
half back and captain Of the Uni
versity Of Michigan basketball team.
may be out Of athletic competition for
several weeks. due to an injury to his
leg received in a recent game against
Purdue
1t is feared he will not be able to
play any more net games this season.
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Western Ice Races

BIZ United Press
MILWAUKEE,, March 1.-The west
ern indoor championship ice races will
be held in Milwaukee March 9, &C
cording to an announcement today by
local officials of the Western Skating
Association.
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Baseball Session

The Silver Flash baseball team will
meet at Sixty-Third st. and College
Ave. Sunday afternoon at o'clock at
Bellies drug store. Players wanting
try-outs are requested to attend For
information address w. Day, 6159
Broadway or call Humboldt 1926.
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Plays With Broken jaw

BIZ I1nl68 NpecfdE
GARY, Ind, March 1.-Branden-
burg East Chicago High School
basketball star, with a specially de-
signed headgear played the whole
game against Emerson Of Gary here
Friday afternoon with fractured jaw.
East Chicago won, % to 81, and
Brandenpurg's playing was a feature.
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O'ROURKE SUES RICHARD

Bookings Teapot Dome" Case Heads
for the Courts.
BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, March 1. - Tom
O'Rourke. veteran boxing manager,
who has been waging a fight against
Tex Richard in Albany, announced
today he had instituted a $4,000 libel
Publishing Company. Richard said he
had retained counsel.
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Southport Victorious Morning Games Today
Fights and Fighters

CHICAGO-Bud Taylor Terre' Haute ban
tanweight left today for Milwaukee, the
scene of his ten-round bout with Pancho
Vile hyweight king. The title will not be
at stake. .;-.'rs;
DAVENPORT Iowa-Everett Strong beat
and Farmer Collins beat Billy Martin in four
rounds on the same card.
FARGO. N D-Dago Joe Cans won de-
cision over Battling Krause in a fast ten
round match here.
NEW YORK-Ad Stone Philadelphia
light heavyweight, injured his left hand in
his bout Thursday night with Dave McGill
and will be unable TO meet Gene Tunney in
a championship bout scheduled for March 10.
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NAVY GRID GAME

BIZ United Press
ANNAPOLIS, Md, March 1.-The
annual Army Navy football game will
be played in Baltimore next Nov 20,
Admiral Henry Wilson, commandant
at the naval academy, announced
today
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Y. P. C.S SCORE VICTORY
Cathedral High Five Is Defeated by
Independents, Sc to Is.

The Y. P. C.s had little trouble wiz
ming from Cathedral High School, SO
to Is. Royse. Kaltenback and Dugan,
starred for the winners, while Costello
was best for the high school lads.
Lineup and summary:
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FEW UPSETS IN FRIDAYS
SECTIONAL BASKET GAMES
FavoriteS Have Easy Time Bloomington Bows to Mar
tinSViIe.
tinSViIIe.

The 50 State high school sectional basketball Journeys started
their last lap this morning Fridays play passed with but
few upse Chief among them the defeat of Rushv by
Manila by point 10 to Is.
Martnsvle eliminated Bloomington Friday in the feature
of the Mansvle meet Anderson Shelbyve Richmond
and Bedford easy winners in their centers
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Close One to Beech Grove

The Beech GrOve-Acton game, the
second of the Saturday morning pro
gram. was a tight affair. At the start
Paugh fOuled and Bodenhamer missed
both attempts from the line. Nelson
fouled and the point was scored
Bodenhammer made a field goal. Mel
son fouled again and Smith missed
both shots. Alexander tossed one from
the field. Schaefer fouled and Boden-
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Bush is anxious to get his athletes
at work~and he hopes to have them
in togs in Plant City Monday AFTER
noon.
a feeling of confidence prevails
in the Tribe executive ranks. They
have a bunch big season is ahead
and every effort will be made to
inject a new fighting spirit into the
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RegiOnaIs Next Week

Sectional finals viii be played in
fifty-one other district meets over the
State tonight. Next week, March Z
and s, regionaIs will be held at four
cities and then sixteen survivors Will
come 20 Indianapolis for the State
finals. March Il and Is.
Manual and Ben Davis met at Q a.
IN IN the first morning game here to-
day
Manual won, % to IS, after one of
the hardest fought games of the tour
ney. At the end of the first half the
score stood IA to 4.
During the first half Manual played
the fiye-man defense successfully and
the Ben Davis Offense crumpled under
this attack and continued missing of
easy chances under the basket. The
Manual attack seemed to center about
AarmesOn and Snodgrass and the Ben
ADavis guards were unable to stop
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Coin to Spank Him?

BIZ United Press
AVALON. Catalina Island, CAL,
March 1.-Vic Aldridge, holdout on
the Cub roster. viii be given punish
ment when he arrives to start train
ing
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AT RUSHVILLE

AT RUSHVILLE
Manila. 6; Nashville. ;.
Webb. 55: Everton. &.
Connersville, SO, Gings, 4
Raleigh. 80: Glenwood H.
Alquna. 20; Orange. 10.
Arlington. >; Center o. (Forfelt)
Miiroy. 20, Moscow. Il
AT SEYMOUR
BrOwnstown. IS. Austin. -.
Freetown. IS; Clear Springs, II.
Cortland. 3b: Austin 23
Seymour, 20, Crothersville. Is.
AT SHELBYVILLE
Waldron. -: Morriston. -
Gre,ns6urg. is; Jackson Twp. is
Westport IS; B4rney. l3.
Moral Township, II; Boggstown. 10
Overtime.9
AT SOUTH BEND
Argos 81: West High Marshall Coun-
culver 50; waIkertou. l..
Lakeville. 40 Bremen. ,.
South Bend, IS; North Liberty. D
Mishawaka. IS Bourbon. "a.
Plymouth. 80: Tippecanoe. IA
AT SULLIVAN
Carlisle. -; New Lebanon: II:
Graysville ~ PleasantvillS. Il.
Shelhurn 70 Hymera jackson Twp. 20
Dugger Is; Fairbanks. II.
At TELL CITY
Troy 20. Birdseye. Is
Stendal, 81; Tobinsport IS.
Rockport "a Dale. "a.
Anderson Twp. so HunungburE. 10.
Tell City ~, Bristow 10.
Jasper. 33; Union Township IA
AT TERRE HAUTE
Clifton 10. Gerstmeyer. ID.
Glenn, IA; Prairie Creek. Il.
Pimento. II. otter Creek s.
Normal, IS. Prsirieton. "a
Garfield. 30 Het Township. +
COncannon. 80 Black Hawk Is.
AT vNCENNES
Freelandvile. Il. Decker. H.
Vincennes "a Bicknen. 10
Sandborn, % Bruceville 10.
Fritchton. 70; Monroe City. 10.
AT WARSAW
Claypool. % Beaver Dam 8.
Etna Green. 81: Silver Lake. ?.
Warsaw. 60; North Webster %.
Sidney, Is. Burket 10
Leesburg, 10; Milford. g.
AT WINCHESTER
Stoney Creek. 80; Parker. Is.
Union City 90 Modoc, l6.
Jackson. - Lynn. 10
Franklin Township (Ridgevillel. 20;
-reen Township. 8.
Losantville. %; Winchester, 10.
AT ANDERSON
Peudleton. 81 Summitvlue, Is.
Anderson, A; Lapel Is.
Elwood,. 30 Markleyille, 10.
Windfall. ~; Frankton. 20.
AT ANGOLA
Waterloo. is; Corunna. II.
Garrett. So: Flint. 3
Hamilton. %: SpencervilIe g.
Pleasant Lake. 20: Scott, o.
Fremont. SO: Metz. s
Ashley. 12: Salem. Q.
AT AURORA
Moores Hill 10; Guilford. &
l,1,,I,il, Fl Bstesyille- 10.
Versailles. 36 Holton. -.
Milan. II; Springfield Twp. 8.
Aurora Il. Laurel, o.
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observation-disclosures Tor Birch; Syl-
vester for Conley. Grammar for Koltenbach.
Nancy for Hickey. Field goalG--Royse, 4
Dugan. 3: Koltenback, 4; Sylvester. ,; Birch.
?; Trenck. 1: Costello. 4: Mullin, 1 Nancy.
L FOUL goals-Birch, ,; Dugan. 1; Royse.
1: Nancy l.
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Davis Starts Rally

At the start of the second half Ben
Davis came fast and rolled in six
points before Manual could get started.
The game roughened up in the final
frame and Manual fought hard to re-
tain its early lead. The Ben Davis
lads staged a late rally that all but
won the game. Harmeson made the
last basket for Manual as the gun
popped and the Ben Davis rooters
grOaned.
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Illinois Central System Is Encouraged to See
Business Men Stand Up for Railroads

The Illinois which the bud
the railway
the following 90 1924 by
New Orleans United
representatives in Congress 'front.' siana:
o New
full considered the railroads
o o
o make s
confidence
enabled readily
recOdbaking achievements railroads and
in gream
ralwa o
public
tin setd
o n
development of STILL
in
believe
spon
New o Commr
nstrucive crhcis mands suggestions rinvted
G. H
Preside nino Central System
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Ben Davis Acton and Broad Ripple Eliminated
at Coliseum = State Sectionals
Near Completion.
Near Completion.

The indianapolis sectional of the State high school basketball
competition down this morning four surviving
Manual Beech Grove and Southport the
today Acton and Broad Ripple suffered the falls
tho " Sat,
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hamer made one and missed one. Ken
daI fouled and Smith missed.
z. FansIer substituted for ntre-kin.
Schaffer fouled and Nelson missed one
and made one. Alexander was caught
holding and Smith made both shots.
c. Fansler fouled and Alexander
missed. Bodenhamer made a long
shot Alexander fOuled and made the
point. only to have it ruled out be
cause he stepped over the line. Paugh
stood under the hoop and missed an
easy one. Alexander fOuled again and
Schaefer missed the attempt.
Out on Personals
Davis substituted for Nelson. Alex
ander fouled and was the first player
10 leave the tournament for four per
sonals. Score at half, Beech Grove, s.;
Acton, 4.
Nelson went in for Alexander. Ken
daI fouled and Smith missed both at
,+empts. Smith fOuled and Kendall made
,1he point. Davis was caught holding
'and Smith made the foul. Smith
dropped in a neat throw, the first field
goal for Acton. in hfty-one attempts.
L. Fansler went under the basket and
tied the score at Gall. Smith fouled
and Davis made the throw. but fell
over the foul line.
a Flock of Fouls
Fox went in for BOdenhamer. BO-
denhamer went in again for Fox. G..
Fans1er fouled and Nelson made good
the point. He fouled again and Mel
son missed one and made one. Davis
fouled and Paugh missed. G. Fansler
fouled and Loves went in for G.. Fans
Ter. Davis missed the free losses, but
followed in for a field goal. Davis
fOuled and Smith made it.
E. Fansler fouled and Davis made
the point. but it was ruled out because
he stepped over. Entrekin went in for
Paugh. Entrekin tossed one from the
center. Modlin fouled and E. Fansler
missed the point. Final score: Beech
Grove, Is; Acton, y.
Hard. Fast TUssle
In the third game this morning
Southport and Broad Ripple staged a
hard fight, Southport winning, 26
to 20. Gillespie made one from the
center. Of the floor on the first tip off.
Play was exceptionally fast. Blake
was caught holding and Hildebrand
made both points. Hildebrand fouled
and Parr missed ard made one Gil
laspie foU.ed and Mclaughlin tied the
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. observation-disclosures for HA',man,
Carlett for Edwards A Allison for Kiscr /
Field goals-Hite. Z: Rabe. 8: Cliff , Hick-
man. . Edwards. . Coppoc5 Barnett Will I
lams. Foul goals-Hite. ,: Gordon. Will /
hams. 3. Coppock Edwards. GARRETT. Ref I
eree-Miller
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Hard. Fast Tussle
Sisler Plays

aBE UHited Press
scsAIOBIEE. Ala. March Man
lager George Sisler at first base
participated in the practice Of the
I st. Louis Browns here today.
: Latest arrivals in camp are
!. George Lyons. southpaw pitcher
from Los Angeles and Dick
+. rNyland, -dimunitive right handler
from New. Britain, Conn.
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Semi-inals this afternoon called for
Technical to. meet Manual and Beech |
Grove to grapple with Southport.
The sectional title contest viii be 4
staged tonight at S o'clock in the |
Coliseum.
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Southport (4a)

Observation-Disclosures for Taylor. Nc
Laughhn for Hildebrand Vetter for Nc
Laughlin. Green for Fishbacl. wheatley for
l. SchalSel Becker for c. Schakel c. Nc
brand S: Mclaughlin S. Taylor 7: FISH
back q. Grren C Sehakel .: I Schakel
,: G. McLaiE >. Foul goals-Taylor. 3
FfshbacIz - Referee-Miller
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latter up! Oh, no, not yet,
X but soon. Ownie Bush's In
III dams were scheduled to get
out OF town late this afternoon head
ed South-for the spring training
camp at Plant City. Fla.
With many fans the baseball sea
son opens when their team hikes
for Dixieland At that time close
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observation-disclosures for BOdenhauer. Fox
for Alexander Dukes for Kendall Wads
worth for Durham. Durham for Wadsworth
Russell for Caldwell. Caldwell for Russell
goaisEKendaIi 3. Bodenhauer 9. Davis. Alex.
ander Messersmith. Wadsworth Foul goals
Nelson Caldwell .. Messersmith. Bolander
I Pct Hall