The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-02-05

blem or leave them-we1l leave
nineteen Of them on Feb. 10.
,5rankfort Horace Mann Gary
washington Delphi
Shelbyville Greencastie
Muneie Anderson
Newcastle LapoYte
5onnersville Vincennes
MartinSville FRANKLIN
Eecb- Nndianspoli.) Greensbnrz
an'pOrt Bedford
/, ,Nhen. e Phll-delphia not Philadelphia?
ion for Tgesdag's error If you didn't
notice u. don't mind it.
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Coach Neuman of Lebanon suspended
three Of his players for failure TO OBJ.
serve training rules. 1t was a drastic
move. but It rarely has been known to fail
TO aid the spirit and moral Of the team,
team members and the youth involved.
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Delphi has the best fan spirit and
have 9issd So sn Norm We4ry o we seT
sollowing thu, recent Horace Mann invasion
S59 oIae l t tSgn d. Ard that's quite
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NVER at Union City, they're
~ sing the praises of a young
man by the name Of Fisher, 6 foot
8 inch center. With Lair out of the
picture, this boy looms up as good
piece OF copy. He's fast, clever and
an accurate shot, they say, and has
collected 48 field goals In the last
four games. Blair Guilion, coach
and Official, says Fisher is one of the
best centers he's seen in action this
year-and he's seen quite few.
We've got the cannon at Tech, so we
can shoot ali the Bullets" they've got at
ShortridEe," says Dorothy Of Tech. Tsc!
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Now IL the time. for all good men at
shortridee is still four weeks away. at the
very least.
Ina Cub comes through with some high
nowered press-agenting for GreencastIe.
qreencastIe doesn't need it-actions speak
louder than words.
Following the precedent of college
students who won't shave until the b o9s
come Through with a victory for "old ST.
promised or agreed not to write again
Be Friday. I hope" And that's punish
IT'S tough for Jacksonville that
4 the University of Chicago de-
cided to abandon its annual ma
tional intercholastic cage tourney
this year, or there might have been
a Hoosier champ. Ills said De-
troit university may sponsor such
an event, and if so, Jeff's Demons,
Lair, Weber, Raush and all, will be
there.
Note for optinist Cluub-Ed Brouillette,
Washington Ond.) scribe. has made his
hotel reservations for the state tourna-
ment. But reservations are always can
celable. especially u Vincennes happens to
decide about regional time that Pete Ellis
should come to Indianapolis. (Quit dream
Wingate and Charlottesville
tangle Saturday night. Fifteen or
eighteen years ago, the writer's
would have called that classic"
That's when these two outfits Just
about had their own way, cagically
speaking.
How do you account for the actions Of
z coach when. he keeps his two star for
ter. and then sends. them in with the
asr ssoaslsr q Richmond a did s at An Der
Over at Greensburg. the star performers
are Don and Dial GillHsnd. Which should
inspire the song writer's to write little
ditty about. "oh. Gillilsnd. Sweet Gill
land"
JIMMY DOSS, who dished out
y sports dope up at TT. Wayne in
the good old days" but who now
is part of The Times corps hob
nobbing with the legislators over
at the Capitol building, has the fol-
lowing to say about the hearing
held on the Friedley bill
Public hearing by senate judiciary B
committee on the Friedley bill to wrest
control Of high school athletics from the
Indiana High School Athletic Association
served only to solidify the prestige Of the
association and A. L. Trester, its commits
sloner. and to provide an obstacle to any
future attack on their opponents.
l"Impersonal listeners to testimony which
resulted in the committee killing the bill
by a 9-1 vote commented freely on the
inept manner in which the prosecutions
case vzs handled.
-Four Of the Eve witnesses for the bill
we're residents OF Jacksonville, recently
onsted from the association for year and
most Of them were unable TO conceal their
RULED feelings. Instead of arguing in
favor o. the FriedIey bill, they used the
bearing TO vent their rsneor against the
association and sntagoniTed the commit
tee early in the proceedings.
THE prosecution apparently overlooked
What appeared TO be q vulnerable spot
in the defense case. Iestifying as
president Of the association, composed OF
some eight hundred high schools, Floyd
7. McAfuYray, Lebanon, replied In answer
to questioning that Columbia City high
school had been suspended because of
trouble Within the school between offi-
oials,' and not because Of ineligibility. as
il the case OF Jeffersonville- No one of
the anti-Trester delegation seized this
chance to ask EeMurrsy why the colun-
Tie City athletes should be barred from
, cen peting with reighbor.ng schools be-
cause OF trouble among sehecl heads"