The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-14
MORNING GAMES
Washington, 20; MartinSville, IA.
Franklin, "a; Digger, 1e.
Delphi, Is; KokOmo, II.

Delphi, %; KokOmo, II.
The Washington and Martinsville
quintetS first lined up for news
paper photographers and then were
withdrawn for final instructions.
Sadler took the opening tip-otf, bat
ting the ball to Suddith.
Waltz of MartinSville took the
first shot, but missed. Englehart
broke into the scoring from the side
of the floor with g. beautiful bank
shot that gave the Washington
quintet a two-point lead.
| De Jernet, using the professional
style of block at the foul circle, was
feeding the bail to his mates and
alternately striving to shoot him
self. HeYenridge fouled Smith and
the little Artesian forward missed
both attempts.
Sadler, guarding De Jernet close
ly, was fouled for pushing. but the
Hatchets' giant Negro center missed
his free throw attempt. De Jernet
charged into Smith, flooring the Ar
tesian. Smith missed his free throw
and when the ball bounded back
into his hands, missed an easy
basket.
Martinsville cut loose with a
f1ashy passing attack and drove
down the court, Suddith's shot loop
ing out of the nets. Elglehart touleo
Sadler and the Artesian center
broke into the scoring with a free
throw.
Try Again Misses
suddith fouled Englehart and the
Washington star mace it 3 to | with
a nice snot. McCracken fould Smlth'
but he again missed. HeYenrloge
looped in a field goal from the Slde
center to bring the count to 5 to l.
Suddith dropped one in from the
center circle and Washington ca1leo
for time out, with the score stand
ing at 5 to 8. Both teams had ia
ken eleven attempts from the nelo-
Washington put the ball in play
from out of bounds as play was re-
sumed. Balay went in for Murphy
! and MartinsVllle called for time as
| Gilmore looped in a field goal, giving
the Hatchets a 7-to-3 lead, with five
minutes OF play remaining in the
half.
Suddith drove in under the baS-
ket to follow in shot and bat II
for a field goal, bring the count to
rs. Balay fouled McCracken, who
missed both attempts from the tree
throw line.
Washington Ahead at Half
Murphy went back into the con-
test for Balay and Williams entered
the Martinsville lineup in Waltz
place. Einglehart brought cheers
from the crowd as he heaVed III
one-handed shot from the SIDE.
Washington apparently was con-
tented to stall out the remainder OF
the half, and retired into the back
court.
The half ended with Washington
holding a 9 to 5 lead.
Washington had made three
field goals in nineteen attempts IN
the first half and MartinSville two
out of seventeen. Martinsville had
scored one free throw in five at
tempts and the Hatchets one in
four.
De Jarnet took the opening tip
of of the second half, sending the
ball back to McCracken. Balay drlb-
| bled in under the nets, but again
the leather failed to respond to the
Martinsville touch and the ball
rolled out De Jernet fouled Sadler,
but the big Artesian center missed.
Lead Is Increased
De Jernet fired long pass to En-
glehart, stealing down the floor, and
the Ratchet forward Topped the
/ leather into the meshes to give
! washington an L-to-5 advantage.
Suddith fouled Englehart and the
Washington flash made it IL to 3.
McCracken pushed Smith and the
little Martinsville boy connected
from the foul stripe.
Martinsville suddenly became af-
f1icted with "fumbleitis" and muffed
a half-dozen passes under the bas-
ket. Williams was sent back in for
Waltz in an effort to brace the Ar
| tesianS.
Again the Hatchets made good
on a long pass, Gilmore drihbling
under the basket for an easy goal.
Smith fouled McCracken, but the
Washington star missed. With seven
minutes of play remaining, the
score stood IA to 8.
Odds Grow Heavy
De Jernet fouled Sadler and the
Artesian ace connected to bring the
score to IA to z. Washington again
controlled the ball, loaflng in the
backcourt and waiting for openings
With the score doubled, the odds
appeared too great for Martinsville
to overcome. Englehart fouled Sud-
dith, and the star Artesian floor
guard brought the count to IA to 8,
with less than five minutes remain
ing to play.
Smith wiggled through McCrack-
en- and De Jernet and dropped In a
field goal to bring the count to IA
to 10, as the Hatchets hurr1edly
called for time out.
The game appeared on ice for
washington as Englehart looped IN
a field goal when he took The ball
on the tipof. Sadler connected
with a beautiful overhead shot to
bring the count to 16 to II, with
three minutes of play remaining.