The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-14
Local Teams
Have Second
Heavy Night
Marion Tackles Shortridge
in Feature and Greenfield
Plays Tech.
CATHEDRAL ALSO BUSY
East SiderS Fall Before
MunCie Friday.

The Canpbellmen missed many
shots in the Bearcat tussle, and this,
with the superb Muncie defense,
spelled defeat. Tech scored but five
field goals during the game, adding
fourteen free throws. Mann, elon-
gated Negro center, and Davidson,
midget forward, with seventeen and
eleven points, respectively, led the
victors, with Reisner outstanding for
the locals. The Greenfield game
starts at 8:15 tonight, with pre-
liminary at tbs.
Cathedral, conquerors Of Ben
Davis, the Marion county cham
pions, Friday night, will oppose
Central Catholic of Fl. Wayne at
Cathedral gym. Cathedral held the
champs scoreless for the first ten
minutes of play and were in front,
IS to II, at the half. Sehr, Madden
and John Ford were outstanding
for the winners, with Uhrig and
Sayer leading the losers.
After trouncing Danvill, SO to 80,
Friday, Washington plays at Cen
ter Grove tonight. Coach Jones was
pleased with the work of the Con-
tinentals in the Danville tilt, and
seems to have winning combina-
ton in Saunders, Carter, Murphy,
Blankenship and Dorset. Murphy
on offense with twenty-five points,
and Dorset, on defense, led the 10
Gals, with Wilson and Fleece star
ring for the losers. Washington
led, % to 16, at the half.
Broad Ripple, idle Friday night,
will play at Brownsburg tonight,
minus the services of Roome and
McNelly, first string forwards, who
are i'll. Knipe and Goss are expected
to start at the forward berths, AK
man, center, and Ferguson and
Reinking, guards.
After dividing the victory spoils
in six games Friday night, Indian
apolis high schools face another big
night on the hardwood, with six
contests scheduled. Washington,
Cathedral and Crispus Attacks
turne din victories TO rteh capital
city Friday. with Tech, Park school
and Manual coming out on the short
end of scores.
Featuring tonight's half dozen
contests will be the invasion of
Shortridge's gym by Marion, 1926
state champions. Shortridge was
idle Friday night, while Marion was
humbling South Side of Fort Wayne.
Word fro mthe Grant county seat
indicates Coach Taube has the
"f1ghtin' est" team since the days
of Murphy, Chapman, ct al, and
the best team since those champion
ship days.
Game Stars at 2
The Blue FASTENERS, with Case,
Shuttleworth, Hickman, Bullet and
Mccullough in the lineup, have
pointed for victory, The game will
start at 7 o'clock.
Tech, which figured n one of the
biggest early season upSets Friday
night when the Green bowed to the
much-beaten Bearcats at Muncie
by an overwhelming AZ to "a score,
will entertain Greenfield at the east
side gym. Greenfield defeated Mt.
Comfort Friday night, 25 to %.
Cicero at Hammond
Manual, after holding a 81 to 16
lead at the half. failed to halt a last
period rally and lost to Pittsboro
Friday, "a to %. Cicera invades the
Red and White gym tonight. Re
genStrief and Klein were best for
the losers, with Armor leading the
scoring with fourteen points. Bea-
man, Thomas and Bray stood out for
the winners.
Crispus Attacks experienced no
difficulty in defeating Covington
(Ky) here Friday, AZ to 20, Fish,
Johnston and Ransome leading the
attack. Younger and Giovannia were
best for the Kentuckians.
Park school scored only two field
goals in its game with Arcadia and
lost, Is to 8. Taylor scored eighteen
points for the winners, Everly and
Laughlin topping the locals.