The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-17


think this is Indianapolis year to
earn representation in the state
finals event. Tech will hear plenty
about that matter from young
man named Woods. He is a mem
Der of Stages Anderson five and
we don't know just what position
he plays. Against Broad Ripple in
the regional final last year that
subject was quite questionable. Mr..
Woods at times tended to the back
guard post. At other intervals he
was running floor guard and more
often he was right under the basket
firing away recklessly as BELTS the
forwards and center. Young Mr..
Woods plays this game of basket
ball. If you have your doubts drop
in at Anderson March 9.
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Anderson, by the way, plays at
Lebanon Friday night. Tradition
al rivalry between the schools be-
gan as far back as 1907 and the
affair will be anything but
friendly social visit.
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WE HEARD ONLY WEDNESDAY NIGHT
THAT SECRETARY TRESTER is PLAN
MING TO MOVE HIS OFFICES TO IN
WE'LL! WELL! WE'LL
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CREENCASTJE faces what app
VI pears to be an unpleasant FRI
day evening. Charley Ivey takes his
Bedford high school sharpShooters
to Greencastle for a basketball
game. The Tiger Cubs hope to pull
an upset.
Indiana is worried over its i'm
pending clash with Purdue Satur-
day night at Bloomington. The
worry comes over that Murphy
person. To halt that tall young
man and take a chance on Har-
meson, CumminS, Schnaiter and
Boots may be the right way to go
about it. But then, any one of
those four is apt to go on ram
page for the Boiler Makers. In
diana is past due, we are told. We
have an idea the crimson will be
one more game past due after
that Saturday night affair.
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JESSE JAMES, JR.", is DEMANDING
THAT WE LIVE UP TO OUR CLAIM OF
SERVICE BY FIGURING OUT TECHS
WEEK END PERFORMANCES. ALL
RIGHT, HERE GOES:
FRANKFORT. "a; TECHNICAL, 81.
TECHNICAL. IS; MARTINsvILLE. 10.
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'HINK, DINK AND TINK' OF TECH
NICAL THINK THAT TIM CAMPBELL'S
GIANT CENTER, JACK HILL, is I'M
PROVING WITH AGE. JACKS PER-
IN THE NEWCASTLE GAME
WOULD SEEM TO INDICATE THAT
VERY THING.
near naokboord.rbe pnarag9n' a Inc,
tourney will be held this Saturday az
The teams taking part in
the tourney are Monrovia, Paragon. Emin-
strong favorite. Martinsville and Moores-
VILE, the two other county teams, are not
entered.
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THERE was colorful ttrong of
i sports celebrities gathered at
Martinsville the other evening for
the Ashland game. Pat Page and
Wally Middlesworth Of Indiana uni
versity were glimpsed on hand,
Ralph Hitch of Butler, Charley Ivey
of Bedford, Pete Jolley of Muncie.
the Unroe boys of Frankfort, Rus
sell julius and Lloyd Messersmith
of Shortridge, Fred German and
Tim Campbell Of Technical, Stanley
FEEBLE of Indianapolis, Earl Thorn
town of Lafayette and of course the
usual gathering of newspaper fell
lows. And the main whistle tooter
was John Head, the former popular
sports editor of The Indianapolis
Star, who now is in the sports goods
business in Louisville.
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DID YOU KNOW THAT
Horace Mann Of Gary bumped into UNI
expected opposition against Froe6el OF
Jddey lds bessres neSv 10 escans WITH
35 to 80 verdict. There are many
fellows around town who think that In
diana will take Purdue Saturday.
They're going on the basis Of Overdue"
And they think Mich
igan got an awfuIly lucky break on sched-
uIes. And that Wisconsin is going
to make things tough for the other Big
Tenners. Newcastle thinks lot Of
Tech. And one Newcastle sports
scribe openl.' has admitted that the In-
team is among the best in the
state. It's about time we had sOme-
thing here, don't you think?
RALPH MILLER STARS