The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-12-01
Basketball

Local amateur independent
basketball teams will be given an
opportunity to participate in a Cen
trail States Amateur Independent
Association gold medal tournament
during the holidays.
r. w. Eberhart has been granted
the right to stage this tourney, open
to all city teams fulfilling amateur
requirements of the c. S. A. I. B. A,
Secretary Wayne Emmelmann an
nOunced today.
The United States Amateur Athletic AS
ISOLATION will present gold medal to
the. outstanding player in the tournament.
The winner Of the award will be eligible
for berth on an all-America amateur
BODY at the close of the season.
A large and attractive silver loving cup
will be given the winner Of the local gold
medal tourney, Miniature gold basket5alls
will be awarded players on the teams
finishing hrSt. second and third, and Spe-
cial medals will be given stars chosen on
the alI-tournament team.
Opening the night Of Dec. % at East
Tenth NJ. f. gym, the tournament will be
plleyeedI in six nights; INCLUDING Dec. rs,
PRESIDENT of the Indianapolis Association
cf Basketball League, r. w Eberhart, VIII
liam Wertz and Robert Stehlin have been
re winner of the U. S. Federation gold
medal
Entry blanks are obtainable at the Cen
tral State Association Offices, 1925 Church
0G9S-R.
Capital silents lost hard battle to
West Point K. Of P, 80 to IS, with Ginger
reeves starring for the vlctorS. Lutheran
and McHenry were. stars for the Silents:
SilentS play Greensburg at at the Deaf
School gym Wednesday night and journey
to Cannelton Saturday night
Morgantown Green Lanterns will play
G. and j. Tire five at Morgantown. Strong
st2te teams desiring games, write Denzil
Shireman Morgantown Green Lanterns
won thrilling triple overtime encounter
from Indianapolis Meteors. AZ to 40, in
their last start.
Wizards playing in the 17-19-year-old
class. have opened their season with vic
tories over Indianapolis Flashes, RhodiuS,
Brightwood Juniors and Mars Hill. Wiz
ARDS would like to schedule with city or
.tate teams For state games write j. F.
Doll. COZ West Twenty-ninth street, and
for city games call Ha. 21O4J. Muncie,
Frankfort and Kokomo. notice.
Rushville Coca-Colas won two games
last week. defeating Taggart Baking Com
pany Of indianapolis, 80 to IA; and New
write M w. Wainwright Rushville.
Irvington Troians will meet Naval Re-
serves. Sixteenth Division. in the second
series of the Big Six League Wednesday
nigth. Following players are registered
for league play: Ashley. Bottema, Brown,
Carey, GLADDEN.. Ray Henderson. Ruck
Henderson and Wood. Trojans would like
TO schedule games for Friday nights at Old
Butler gym. Call Bob GLADDEN.. 1rvington
370s.
All-America girls team would like to
schedule games with teams having access
TO GYMS. Call Bertha Coffin, Riley 1892,
between 1890 and ! p. m. or Talbot 2279,
after p. m.
H NJ. S. of Sacred Heart will be rep
resented by fast team and will open
! against S. H. S. Friday at the latter S
! gym. For games with H NJ. s.. call DR.
| 3669-W ask for Red Probable lineup
/ for Friday: A Schroeder and E. Spith.
Wartz. center.
Broadway Epworth League lost to Moyna-
/ han Apartment, IS to Is. the victors
scoring twice in the last minute of play.
Hicks and Coy we're best for Broadway
! thirteen points. Gable and Hickman
! starred for the winner.
| There will be plenty of action at Pennsy
/ gym tonight when Sunshine Cleaners take
| on the strong Eli Lilly tosser in the
/ Indiana polls Reserves at D.. m. and
Real SILK Girls Club plays woodruff Girls
/ at p. m.
Lincoln School Bearcats would like to
/ schedule a game with team having
] l2-l4-vear-old class. Write Ed Roessler
1855 Ferth avenue