The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-18
Tiger Cubs
in Victory
GreenCaStIe Downs Berries
in First Saturday Net
Struggle.

A sensational laSt-period
rally after trailing 20 to 8,
gave GreencaStle a "a to q
overtime victory over Logans-
port in the opening quarter
final battle of Indiana's cham
pionship high school basket
ball tournament at Butler
fieldhouse today.
The thrilling extra period strug-
gle was the classic of the tourney.
Logansport. paced by the giant
Vance, romped away from the
Tiger Cubs in the first three quar-
tiers. Vance scored five field goals
and four free throws, a total of
fourteen points during his stay in
the game
He was derricked in the first
minute of the final quarter on per-
sonal fouls and his loss wrecked the
Berries.
Hurst and Godfrey, Greencastle's
stellar guards, came to the Tiger
Cubs rescue and led the uphill
battle which resulted in Green
castles triumph.
The victory put Greencastle into
the semi-fnals. where they meet
the winner of the Shortridge- Vim
CenneS game this afternoon.
Nearly $4,000 fans, the largest
crowd of the tourney, witnessed
this mornings action, but there
still were some 5000 vacant seats.
McAnnally, GreencaStle center,
used his heighth to control the
opening tipOff. The Tiger Cubs were
unable to find an opening and God
frey sent in long goal field. Hurst
fouled Hammond, who missed his
free throw. Vance fCuled Hurst on
the next play, and Hurst tossed in
the point.
Vance fouled McAnnally who
promptly boosted the score to 40.
Vance crashed down the floor for
a one-handed spin shot.
Logan Grabs Lead
Vance added a point to the Lo-
ganS' score when he was fOuled by
McAnally, but Hurst retaliated with
"line-drive" field goal to increase
the Cubs lead to 6-3.
Horstman rallied the Loganber-
rieS after a time-out with a field
goal from side-center, and Herrin
tied the score at call with free
throw, after being fouled by Hurst.
LOganSport crashed into the lead
after four minutes of the second
quarter when Horstman Topped IN
another field goal Hurst, the Cubs
f1aShy floor guard, had his third
personal foul called and Jamison
made the toss good.
Vance worked himself open I'M
der the hoop and increased the Ber-
ries' lead with field goal. Etnire
fouled McAnally in an underline
basket skirmish. The Cub center
missed.
McAnally fouled Vance, who made
one of. two free throws. Knauer
went in for Hurst as the half ended.
Score: Logansport, IL; Green
castle, 3. ID
Berries le Up Lead
Hurst went back to his guard posi-
ton as the third quarter opened.
The Cubs worked smoothly, but
could not connect with the hoop.
Logan worked the ball down the
flor and Horstman connected for a
field goal. Godfrey came right back
with one from side center for
GreencaStle.
Vance added two free throws
when fouled by Campbell, and the
Barries led by 16 to margin.
Greenc"stle, unable to penetrate
the Logan defense, started firing
wildly from long range. Vance easily
took all of the rebounds for Logan
The big Berry guard dribbled
down the floor for a one-handed
push shot and Cox was rushed in
for Hammond of Greencastle.
Logansport worked down the floor
again and Vance pulled open under
the hoop for another two pointers,
giving the Berries a 20 to 8 margin
at the three-quarters post.
Vance Is Banished
Hammond missed when fOuled by
Vance, and Bee replaced Cox in the
Logan lineup. Duke Vance, the
giant Logansport guard and often
sive star, who had tied up McAnally
all through the game, was removed
from the game on four personal
fouls.
McAnally sank the free shot.
Godfrey came down to the center
and sent in a long field goal, which
made the count 20 to II. Etnire of
Logansport was dribbling in mid
court when Hurst, Cub guard, took
the ball away from him and sprint
ed under the nets for a field goal.
Logansport called time out, was
technically fouled, and McAnally
added the free throw. The score
was 20 to IA, Logan, with four min
utes to play
Hits From Foul Circle
McAnally tipped the ball to
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The crowd went wild. On the next
tip, Hurst went in again and pushed
another one through to make the
score 20 to 10. Hammond fouled
Horstman, but the Logan player
missed.
The ball was out of bounds and
on a pass to Godfrey, the Cub guard
was open and tied the score with a
ne-handed looper.
Logansport passed wildly and
Greencastle took the ball. Seeley
came in for Bee in the Tiger Cub
lineup. The ball travelled up and
down the court at breakneck speed
as the play reached the final minute.
both teams firing wildly. The gun
fired without further scoring.
The teams continued TO play in
the first overtime tussle of the
tourney. Godfrey fouled Herrin and
he connected on the free throw for
Logan. The Berries controlled the