The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-11-30

The indianapolis Rhodius net squad is
ready to schedule games on nome and
home basis. State teams please take no.
tice. Phone Iryington 3444 and ask Tor
Don or write Warren Boone, IIu NorIh
fremont street.
The Ross Smith Basketball League was
organized Tuesday night at smith, Has
sIer. and Sturm sports goods store Ross
Smith was named pre5.-.s-ie, harry DAVIS,
VICE president; Burt GllklSon, secretary
and T. G. Neidlinger treasurer. The league
will play its games on Thursday nlgnts
at the gym at East Tenth street ana Key
stone avenue. Following teams are re-
presented: Bethany Christians, Riley CUBS,
Naval Reserves, Emerson Merchants, Cen
tenary Christians, indianapolis street
Railway, Vagabonds and United Motors
Service. The schedule for the opening
tllts this Thursday night follows: Bethany
Christians vs.. Riley Cuos; 1oO,- Naval Re
serves VS.. Emerson Merchants; 40, Cen
tenary Christians VS. indianapolis street
Railway; $50. Vagabonds VS.. United
Motors Service.
The East Side Sunday School league
opened tuesday night ~ Che Woodruu
Place gym with victories Tor Emanusei
Baptist over Woodruff Place b team, 81
TO 10; Tuxedo Ramblers falling before the
Woodruff Place squad, SO 10 ~, ana a
decision to College avenue over the lu%eq1
Ravens 80 to H. The league games Will
be played every Tuesday night until three
ROUNDS have been run of. Onlcers OF
the league are Mr.. Kalb. Mar. Co"ah anu
MI. AullChs
Basketball was ushered in at Sacred
Heart nall with trio OF games. In tne
curtain raiser. the Frosn boys oeLeaIeu
eighth grade boys OF Sacred heart ScnO0 ~
Snaughnessy. freshmen. was the star o.
the game. Junior Aces. one OF Inc t%o
Junior girls team, bowed 10 tne 4
senior team 10 to 9. Weber Oh the JuhlolS
In The finale of the evening, a youthful
but highly polished high school DUNE % ~
brushed down the Holy Name team rs 70
Is The Holy Name Club was more ex-
perienced club BakluS ana 6eIptltCAI
led the winners but VIC WysS Was ny A"A
the star OF the game.
Bridgeport Cardinals swamped stllesylllSe.
AZ 10 IS, at Bridgeport 4uesoay. CaIui le
led at the hall, ~ 10 10 anu never go wotS
threatened during the second peIiou.
Glenn Stilesvile center, was ouesIaIVt
with six neld goals. URIC ana Feo oI9r1
fashy Bridgeport 1orWaros, shaISu . sSOl o 4rts
honors Ior the winners with eleven anu
nine points respectively. BrlogepoFt SCI
ond team was oeteateo by CRIMSON CVDs
of Indianapolis, IS to II, IN tne cur1 an
raiser b. Bradley and Craft were QUIZ M
Standing Bridgeport Cardinals meet Eli
Lilly FIVE at Bridgeport neSI ItesuSy'
while the second team plays Castleloh'
Cooperative Basketball League will play
the second of its ten-game schedule Ihurs-
day night at Pennsy gym. Ihls week 3
schedule follows:
83O-Polks Milk VS.. Flanner q Su-
g:so-cisizens Gas vs.; I, s. Ay! res
Folks Flanner 81 Buchanan ana Il. o
Ayres won the hrst-round games.
The newly organized basketball team of
the one hundredth thirteenth squadron
desires games. Phone Gordon Peters. Be-
mont 4409 between $50 and 1880 IN the
evening or write the squadron, care
Horace Norman. Stout field, Mars Hill
Central Christian squad added two more
victories to its undefeated record by DOWN
ing William II. Block Company, 81 70 a.
and the Greenwood church. AZ TO 10. CEN
trail Christian League begins WEDNESDAY
night. Dec. 7. Following teams are en-
tered: Emmanuel Reformed. Westminster,
Church of Jesus Christ Zion EyangeHcal;
Central Christian Bearcats and central
Christian Cubs.
All members and tryouts for the In
dianspol Flashes junior net SQUADS VIII
practice Thursday afternoon at Dearborn
gym at $50 O'Clock. Final cuts in both
squads wiz be made at this time. EYED.
clark. McGinty and Mack take notice.
Irvington Trojan Juniors desire games
with city teams in the l4-l6-year-old class.
Call Iryington 3429 between and .. m.
House Of strauses five is undefeated this
season and games are wanted with CITY
and state teams in the l6-l3-yyear-o.a
class. Write c. L. Grant: 81 UoeA street.
or phone Harrison z255-M.
Franklin Township Aces. newly or
ganized club composed OF former indepen-
dent and Acton high school stars, and
pisying in the 1920 year old class. would
ike to schedule games on a home-and-
home basis Aces have access to a gym.
can or write Ralph Eilers. DR.. 7963-ring 4,
r. r. Nc. l. box 43s-G. Indianapolis.
Three games are on the cage program
at Pennsy gym Sunday afternoon. St.
Pats and U. S. Tires. formerly G.. and J.
will tangle with strong opponents. st.
Pats will open the season against Bell
Telephone. Tires. city Sunday champions,
take on L. S. Ayres netmen- Three games
will be played every Sunday afternoon