The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-06
Prep Elves
Ready for
Regionals
Close Battles, UpSetS Ex-
pected as 81 QuintetS
Clash Saturday.
BY YERN BOXELL

Sixtv-four ambitious Indiana high
school basketball teams, survivors
of their first ordeal, the sectional
Journeys last weekend, will battle
Saturday in sixteen centers for the
right to compete in the final tests
at Butler f1eldhouse March 10
and Is.
With the field cut down from 76o
starters, the competition will be
more severe, and with the sectional
events as a criterion, surprising up
sets are not out of the question.
Statewide interest largely will be
focused on the local regional, where
Tech and Anderson, rated among
the best teams in the state, will
settle their annual dispute. There
is little to choose between them,
with the Campbellmen holding a
home floor advantage and a pre-
vious victory over the Indians, and
the Staggsmen possessing a better
season record.
Delphi Threatens
Logansport and Marion are other
centers which should witness red
hot exhibitions. In the Berry camp,
Cliff Wells quintet will be forced
to dispose of two strong challengers,
Peru and Delphi, in the order
named. The eternal triangle also
is evident in the Giant regional,
where Marion, Kokomo and Hart
ford City compete. Marion is the
favorite, since Koko1no and Hart
ford City are expected to cut down
their power in an afternoon engage
ment while the Taubemen have an
easy foe in North Manchester.
Shelbyville and Franklin at Co
lumbus, Frankfort and jefferson Of
Lafayette at Hot Dog Town, La
porte and Washington of East Chi
cago at Gary, Martinsville and
Wiley (Terre Haute) at the Arte-
sian City, Connersville and Rich
mond at Rushville and Muncie and
Newcastle at the Magic City are
other rivals expected to provide
fans with some real entertainment
and possibly an upset or two. Sey-
mour, Bedford and New Albany
present a real problem at the Stone
City.
Regional Changed
The regional at GreencaStle has
been changed to Attica.
The complete schedule in all re-
gionalS follows:
AT AUBURN
ZOO P. M.--Auburn vs.. Milford.
800 P. M--Kendally1lle VS.. Lima.
AT BEDFORD
200 P. M.-Sevnour VS. New Albany.
800 P. M--Bedford VS. Salem.
AT COLUMBUS
200 p. M-scottsburg VS.. ShelbYville.
800 P. M-Franklin VS.. Greensburg'
AT FIT. WAYNE
200 P. M-Lberty Center vs.. Columbia
500 p. M.-Hunting VS.. Central OF TT.
AT FRANKFORT
200 P. M-Advance VS.. Frankfort. -
500 P. M-Otterbein VS.. JEFFERSON Of
Lafayette.
AT GARY
200 P. M.-Laporte VS.. Brook.
800 P. M-Valparaiso VS.. Washington
OF East Chicago.
AT ATTICA
ONO p M.-1lintQn VS. CIdWlOl NAlASs
400 P. M-Attica VS.. Greencastle.
AT INDIANAPOLIS
900 p. M.-North Salem VS.. Upton
500 P. M.-Tech of Indianapolis VS.. An
derSon.
AT LOGANSPORT
900 P. M.-Brookton VS.. Delphi.
800 P M.-Logansport VS.. Peru.
AT MARION
2.O0 p M-Marion VS. North Manchester.
800 P. M.--Kokomo VS.. Hartford CITY.
AT MARTINSYILLE
200 P. M-Brazu VS.. Wiley of Terre
Haute.
400 P. M.-Martinsville VS.. Linton.
AT MISHAWAKA
2.0o r. M-South Bend VS.. Winamec.
800 P. M.-Rochester VS.. GoShen.
AT MUNCIE
2.oo F. NM. Comfort VS.. Union City.
800 P. M.-Munc1e VS. NeWCaS0e.
AT RUSHVILLE
o.OO p. M-Richmond VS.. Connersyllle.
400 P, M-Rushyille VS.. Rising Sun.
AT VTNCENNES
200 p. M-Union VS.. Princeton.
800 P, M.-Bosse of Evansville VS.. VIM
cenneS.
AT WASHINGTON
400 p. M-Washington VS.. Huntingburg.
s.nn p M VS. BriStOW.