The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-12-29

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Two surprising upsets marked Lutheran
Basketball Association games at st. Paul
hall Wednesday. st. Paul. senior division
leader was trampled by Zion. former
champions, 35 to 81 while St. John turned
~ The big surprise by swapping Trinity.
Emmaus Juniors took the Junior division
lead with a % to % decision over st. Paul
Juniors EmmauS was trailing at the
three-auarters mark, but spurted in the
last eight minutes to triumph.
st. Paul and Bloomington are tied for
ne senior top With three victories 5 m tona
tied with two victories and two losses each
and Trinity and st. John are deadlocked
at the bottom with one triumph and three
setbacks each.
With Kilrain. Clark and Kavanagh keep
ing the nets warm with spectacular shots
from midhoor, st Meinrad five defeated
Holy Cross, u to 81, at Pennsy gym. De-
fensive stars were Make Klabber and
Herb Schader
Calvary Independents have won seven
games in eight starts and desire to hear
Ronald Fawcett, r. r. O. BOX 500. INDIAN
apolis Teams with access to gyms are
team plays in the 17-25-year-old class
Tansy MIX, O'Hara Sans and Bethel In
wen-balanced lineup of experienced play
crs.
East Tenth Knights will play Indian
apols Flashes az team Saturday night
at East Tenth gym. Both teams are
members of the Indiana Junior Basket
ganizations hape had teams in the field
for several years. this will be their first
meeting on the court. There is a strong
rivalry, both teams boasting former high
school and independent stars. East Tenth
Pirates tangle with Flashes team in the
curtain-raiser, also a junior conference
game, at p. IN.
ST. Joseph Y. NJ C. dropped a fast
game to the Holy Trinity Bearcats Tues
lost to st. GATHERINGS 20 to ~. Y. NJ G.
viii play st. Meinrad Flashes and Boys
club will play South Side Hawks next
tsoRies St. Me qSsad e eoYoge and Boys
club faces Hartman Flashes
Sans Subway quintet won two games.
defeating Tabernacle % to 49, and nosing
out Broadway. 80 to 80 Subways desire
games on the home and home basis in the
14-l6-year-old class. Call Ha. i587-W be-
tween and z p. M, ask for Fred.
Bridgeport Cardinals trounced the Law
renee Merchants. Al to IA, at Bridgeport
Wednesday, fast under the basket play
enabled the Cards to lead throughout.
scoring honorS for the winers with IA and
high scorer for Lawrence. Charles sagers,
the game a Br is ied 81 f to At the
half Bridgeport FLYERS lost their game to
the Lawrence b team. % t. IA Grafton
Neatly was outstanding for Flyers.
In games played in the Bi 5kside U. B.
League Tuesday BrookSlde F she's handed
university Heights y. B. their first defeat
OF the season, ss to Is, and Brookside
y. B. defeated Englewood Christian. 81 to
- The standing Of the league follows
University Heights U. B.........5
Brookstde Flashes ............. 3
Fnglewood Christian .........2
Next Tuesday Brookside Flashes NAV
Fpglewood Christian ct 8 p. m. and Brook
side U. B. clash with University Heights
at .. m.
Second Moravian Panthers desire games
in the l4-i6-vear-old class with teams
having access 70 gyms. A game is wanted
Oh. 56sT or Oh. 0ei6-J.
Hardwood Kids. PLAYING out OF their
elias. dropped their hrst game Of the sea-
ian 9a ard AZ Mont7ort wers besS for The Kids
and Birr and Sacks for the winners.
o'Hera Sans defeated Emerson Mer-
chants. ~ to 81, for their eleventh triumph
in twelve starts. Makowski topped the
winners with twenty-one points Benson
and Semitic were best for the Merchants
taneie With crawfordsviiie casEet CONF
pany at the Darlington. Ind. armory. All
players meet at 1880 North Dearborn
street at p. m.
Bluestein A. C. defeated Broadway Aces
~ Broadway gym. 40 TO Is. Mike Larry
led the winners and Summers was best for
night on opponents floors. Call Riley os2s.
write Mr.. SNOWFALL. To6 Russell avenue.
Buesteins challenge Kirshhaum Meters.