The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-12-20
Basketball Notes

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Two outstanding contenders for
the championship Of the central
states anniversary tournament we're
dropped from the running in the
opening play at the Dearborn hotel
Monday night when st. Patricks
bowed to the Dearborn Flashes, 81
to Is, and the Real Silk Night
Hawks forfeited their tilt with the
Dooley Hotshots.
Playing fast offensive game. the
Flashes oyercame a i6 TO 2 margin which
the strong south side quintet had piled
up IN the first half and with Lynch and
Page leading the attack, kept out In front
until the Anal gun
Metcalf's field goal in the last 1--WE sec
ones saved the indianapolis Reserves from
Iauing At the hands Of the Bridgeport
Cardinals and accounted for the winners
Citizens Gas nosed out Mars Hill A. G,
81 70 70, with Henderson leading the
scoring for the winners.
First round matches continue tonight
With four tits on the program. The
7-Irvington Troians vs.. N g. NJ
5:5o-Taggart Baking VS.. Rhodius
,b.40-5t. Philip A. G. vs. indianapolis
0.3ozWiliiam H. Block Co., vs. vaga-
bond Club.
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The Crimson Cubs gained their NTH
straight victory in the Olympic Sunday
League al the hands Of the Olympic
Flashes, winning 81 to e. The Olympic
second place behind the Cubs with four
wins and one loss each the A. c. winning
from the Bluestein A. c.. 40 to 49, and the
to IS. r. O. c. club completed the sched-
ule by Downing Woodside A. c., Al to 20.
olympic Buddies and the. indianapolis
Buddes Will meet in tie feature game
Wednesday night as the second half OF the
Olympic Wednesday League gets under
way The S Olympic ny, flye Rossssis39r OF ~ hrS I
against a strong outfit in the Indianapolis
Buddies and fast game is expected. Ihey
meet at 8 O'Clock In the other two games,
The Olympic A. c. meets the Question
Marks at D. m and the south side Bear
cats meet the Crimson Cubs at p. m.
Irvington Trojan Juniors registered their
ninth consecutive victory overwhelming
IrvinRton Flyers, 40 to l6. Bob Clements
Junior center. captured all honors with
close behind with sixteen. Mullen ana
Deeter starred on defense. Raybolt was
year-old class desiring games WIN ITO
Jan Juniors, call II. 1929, between 2;5O ana
: p. m. ask for Dick. Arsenal Bulldogs
and OHara Sans Juniors. notice
The indicated Hardwood Kids added
two more victories to their string, beating
North Side Boys Club, Is to Il, and
trouncing Holy Cross Flashes 81 to H.
Harlan and Frtchc starred for the Kids
Call Ia. 4l6l, ask for George FrieJe' Tor
games.
Led by Cooper, who tailed, six. field
goals, indianapolis Cubs nosed out the
a thriller at RhOdius Monday, "a to 49,
Frankfort invades Rhodius next Mon9ay
to tackle Cubs. Cubs 3 team cropped a
preliminary game.
East Tenth Merchants take on Indian,
apois star cagers at Dearborn gym
Wednesday at 2 p. M
Franklin Township Aces romped to a
80 to 81 triumph over st. Matthews
Lutheran Monday night On Dec. 26, Aces
take on Anderson Eagles at Franklin
township.
Hoosier Athletic Club edged out United
Motors Service quintet in a thrilling over
time battle, % to 20. lyman and Mann
homeland home basis, write William Nc
Ferly, care OF Hoosier Athletic Club.
1rvington Troians downed the New PaIes-
tine Red Birds, 26 to a. in a close battle
Monday; Bob GLADDEN. scoring the win
ming field marker in the last thirty seconds
of play. Bill Adamson and Ruck Hender-
son were high scorers with ten and eight
points,. respectively, while BOttema and
Bennett also performed well for the vic
tors. The newly organized Trojan girls
desire a game for Thursday night. Call
Charles Dorm. Irvington 0937.
indianapolis Tigers return to the hard
wood field, playing in the l7-19-year-old
class. and desire games with teams having
aSceSS 20 gyms oosinr M e Gs III
Harrison 4648-J between and p. m.
ask for Bob.
Hacker Aces nosed out Tabernacle Hi
Tabs in a thriller 25 to "a. Aces want
games in the l4-16-year-old class with
teams having access to gyms. Call Talbot
6l93, ask for Abe
indianapolis Water Company cagers will
oppose Ferndale A. C. at Brookside gym
Thursday at $50 p. m. For games with
the Water Company FIVE call Lincoln 1891,
ask for Hartley.
Indianapolis Invaders were beaten by
Holy Trinity A. c. in hard fought and
weH-played same, to 10. The TIT
Lawrence starred on defense for the losers
with Gable and Martin leading the at
tack. Invaders would like to book re-
would like to hear from South Side Turn
ers, g and J.. Tires, ST. Patricks and
Eli Lilly, Invaders also play road games
teams w0ui Gail IKE Ia 9 5s44 BEFORE ou omn
ask for Ed, or write Ed Lawrence at I'll
South Meridian street.
In games at Pennsy gym Sunday, Lilly
girls defeated Y. L. s. Girls, G.. and j.
were put out of the feature game on fouls
and two others, one from each team, we're
elected for unnecessary roughnesS. Fink
was best for the winners. while Wood and
McFal we're outstanding for the losers.
Bridgeport Cardinals were upset 90 to
%, by Indianapolis Reserves in a thriller
At Dearborn gym Monday night. With
ave .i seconds to play Medcalf dropped in
trailed at the half, Is to 70. sagers was
outstanding for the losers. Cardinals play
Cicero tonight at Bridgeport.
Bridgeport Flyers lost hard fought
contest at Castleton. % to 20. at Castle
ton Monday night Flyers trailed at the
half. IA to 10. but overcame the lead in
the final quarter, only to be defeated by
a last infinite rally. Price and Stegemiller
were outstanding for the losers FLYERS
play Dingo A. C.s at Bridgeport tonight
a Z sharp.
O'Hara Sans will play return game
with Capitol Silents at Brookside gym
Wednesday at p. m. Sans captured the
decision In the first game on the Sients
court. Sans played Wonder Bakers Mon
day night. For games. write H. L. Hustedt
1880 North Dearborn street Hope Car
dinals. Spencer Merchants, Cicero Mer-
chants and Monon A. c., notice.