The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-13
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BY VEIN EbO(1ELL
INDIANA resumed its net hoh-
Il day today but Mr.. A. L. Trester,
commissioner Of the I. H. S. A. A
promised renewal Of banking next
Friday morning at Butler field
house
Sixteen banking squads, which sur
viyed the regional crash Saturday
are prepared 10 rush inflated leather
into circulation Forty-eight teams
survivors Of the first tumble week
previously went off the goal stand
ard Saturday
Two hoops will receive deposits
next Friday and Saturday, guaran-
teeing one point for foul goals ana
two points 70 the bucket on helo
baskets. Dope sheets will not be
reconized BY scorers as negotiable
paper Confidence was expressed IN
sixteen towns Fear has been chased
Trester using his wartime pow
ers. has announced there Will be
no boarding Of tickets, and 10000
HOLSTERS will cheer the re-opening
of hardwood banking.
The Indiana coaches congress
will meet in ordinary session
Thursday night at the Antlers, at
which time an effort will be made
to put Hoosier prep athletics on a
sounder basis.
With special permission Of the copy
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Kenny Petermans shortridge boys APP
pear to be one Of the "soundest" banking
outfits left n the business.
They romped through the local regional
in convincing fashion and it's good bet
theyn be one Of the eight institutions to
reopen for business Saturday morning.
In case YOU missed it, Greencaste de-
clared moratorium" field goals--the
other teams. that is. While the Tiger
Cubs were piling up sixty-five points the
opposition was getting only thirty-hree. 1t
has been that way for many weeks-thafs
why your correspondent still is picking
GREENCASTLE
OSCAR, who attends to the dark
~ horse stalls at FairVieW, will be
very busy man this week. He
must dust out places for Beaver
Dam, Franklin, Hazleton, Michigan
town and Wakarusa.
Beaver Dam, where there are
f1fty-nine students enrolled in the
school. thirty-three of them boys,
ten of them playing on the bas-
ketball squads the midnight of
the outfit. Five boys have played
every sectional and regional game
for Beaver Dam-no substitutes
Michigantown isn't exactly en-
titled to dark horse rating. The
conquerors Of Frankfort and Leba-
non, among others, are unbeaten
this year in some thirty starts. They
get the first shot at Logansport, the
peoples choice, when the curtain
goes up next Friday.
Hazelton is all enthused. Your
correspondent was reused from his
usual Monday morning lethargy by
three rabid Hazelton fans. who tele-
phoned that the downstaters would
be showing the wise boys some fancy
surprises next weekend. The In
dianapolis chapter of the Hail Haz-
elton Society is planning big din
ner for the Evansville survivors
when they reach the big city next
Thursday night. Hazelton has won
tWenty-eight out of tWenty-nine
games this year, and all seventy-fve
of the high school students are
whooping it up today.
Wakarusa, which should provide
the radiocasters with some anxious
moments. is the new northern
plague They bumped off Wilma
mac, last years runner-up, in the
MishaWaka finals. It's the first trip
to indianapolis for Wakarusa, which
won eighteen out of twenty-five
games this year.
But the big surprise is Franklin
Fuzzy Vandiver and his team Won
the hard-luck championship during
the season. They dropped more
one-point games during the cam
paign than the Cincinnati Reds
Their only triumph of the season
was scored at the expense of Column
bus. 1t was surprise When tte
Franklins knocked off the Bulldogs
again in the regional finals, it was
a double dose of surprise-but q
pleasant one.
Al Feeney has microphoned Mum
Gle into the selected" class, Boss
Eddie smiles broadly at the men,
ton of Beaver Dam, and your cor