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March ii and Is, at Butler universe
Anderson, in whose gymnasium
the Indianapolis sectional winners
have played their regional tourna-
ment games the past few years, will
be one of the four teams to play
their regional games at the Tech
gym. In addition to the sectional
winners at Indianapolis and Ander-
son the other teams in the local re-
glonal will be winners at the Upton
and Danville sectionals.
Nearly 500 Teams
Approximately 796 teams are
members of the Indiana High School
Athletic Association, Commissioner
Trester said today The bulletin
announcing the tournament plans.
sectional centers, finance plans,
and official entry blanks was mailed
to each high school principal today,
he added.
Entries for the 1880 state tourna-
nent sectional games close Feb. II.
Regional Assignments
The sixteen regional sites and
assignments of schools by sectional
centers, follows:
AT AUBURN-Winners at Garret Ken
dallvilIe, Howe and Warsaw
AT BEDFoRD-Winners at Mitchell
PaOli, Seymour and New Albany.
AT COLUMBUS-Winners at SheIbyyiIIe
Franklin, Greensburg and Madison.
AT Fl. WAYNE CENTRAL -Winners
OF Fl. Wayne, Columbia City, Huntington
and Button.
AT FRANKFORT-Winner at Frank
fort, Lebanon, Lafayette and Fowler.
AT GARY-Winners at Gary, Goodland,
Valparaiso and La Porte.
AT Observation-Disclosures at Green
castle, Clinton, Charlottesville and Attica.
AT INDIANAPOLIS (TECHNICAL)-
Winners at Anderson, Upton, Danville
and Indianapolis.
AT LOGANSPORT-Winne at Logans-
port, Monon, Peru and Delphi.
AT MARION--Winners at Marion, KO-
komo, Wabash and Montpelier.
AT MARTINSVILLE-Winne at Bloom
ingtOn, Linton. Brazil and Terre Haute.
AT Observation-Disclosures at MiSha-
waka, Goshen. Winamao and Rochester.
AT MUNCIE-Winners at Muncie, New
castle, Greenfield and Winchester.
AT ACKNOWLEDGMENT at RushyiIIe
ConnersyiIle, INLAND and Richmond.
AT VINCENNES-Winners at Vincennes,
Sullivan, Princeton and Evansville.
AT Observation-Disclosures at Wash
ington, Huntingburg, Boonville and Tell
City.
Ten Playrs Allowed
Each school is allowed to enter
ten players for tourney competition.
Of the ten men certified, only eight
will be allowed to participate in
the sectional games. Ten men will
be allowed to participate in the
regional and final tournaments. Ger
tif1cations may be changed between
tournaments.
Selections Of tourney centers and
finance and ticket arrangements
were made by the board of con-
troll, consisting of Ben Watt, Owens
vile, president; G. Ray Sharp, An
drews; Floyd l. McMurray, Thorn
town; Henry J. Reid, Monticello, and
H. H. Mourer, Greenfield. There
were 103 invitations for the sixty
four centers and thirty-fve invita-
tons for the sixteen regionals.
The state association has cut
down on its percentage demand from
sectional tournaments from 5 per
cent to ! per cent, and will reap a
revenue of approximately $675 from
the entire sixty-four Journeys. The
I. H. S. A. A. also reduced its share
from the re7ional and final meets.
For Teams in Finals
In the final tournament this year
4 bonus of $500 will be paid each Of
he sixteen teams competing. Each
cam will receive $72 for meals and
10 for lodging. Transportation will
,e paid for twelve men, and each
cam will be given twelve season
ickets to the tourney. The bonus
sllotment of 5000 is an addition this
ear. and each school whose team
caches the final tournament will be
,iven the privilege Of securing a
flock of 290 tickets for the final
James.
Sectional tournament schedules
his year will be drawn by the
,oard of control in the presence of
of the three Indi-
Lpapolis papers and representatives
4 three indianapolis press associ-
tions, some time after the close of
he entry, Feb. II.
pooin,1a1 and final skeleton sched-