The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-27

- SpCtlgDL again TINS week.
Cathedral and Shortridge are 60
ing TO settle their annual dispute
tonight at Butler heldhouse. and
there probably VIII be plenty Of red
hot argument before a final decision
is reached With Jack Berns, hashy
forward. apparently out Of action,
Shortridgcs chances have been hurt.
This Catholic Understanding gang
of Joe Dicnhart's is getting tougher
every day.
Tech goes to Connersville, where
they'll have plenty Of entertainment
trying 10 subduc the pesky Spar
tans. Manual inyades Upton, where
the Redskins hope to renew their
winning streak at the expense of a
real dark horse contender, while
Washington entertains ThorntoWn
on the west side.
With Shelbyvilla an early season
sensation, at Shortridge, and New
castle. state champions, at Tech
the local flberts are getting two
choice dishes Saturday night, too
Il
Two hehlqhts Of tonichts state pro-
gram sends Logansport 70 Frankfort and
ment should determine just how tough
Other feature struggles Will he Bloom
ingtons trip TO Bedford BraZils journey
20 Vincenncs. Frankhn's invasion Of Co
lUmbus. Grecnca stiles visit to CraWfords-
vile. Washingtons tussle Win Central OF
Evansville, Martinsvlles argument with
tho MaCkmrD at ShplbVViile and IcbanOn'S
battle with the improved Wildcats at Ko-
komo.
TIAVE you a little axiom in your
i i home? one Of the best
known axioms in Hoosier scholas-
tic basketball is that you can't beat
2 good team three times hand run
ming.
Logansport humbled Kokomo
twice this season In the third
meeting last week, Kokomo reversed
the order.
Tech has bounced Shortridge
twice this year. Well, what do you
think2
One Of the youngsters who thrilled In
diaDa'S 5000 al the feldhouse last March
Is still doing IT, He's L. stout of Wnamac,
who has been averaging more than ten
points game. His brother graduated last
year.
Brazil has a pair of youngsters, one a
freshman and the other in the eighth
grade. who already ton the six-foOt mark
and are reported to he hotcha basketball
players. They're brothers and the name is
Allen. They couldn't be-no Oracle only
lost only one brother.
Delphi sees better days ahead White
man Oracle star for the past two years.
will reioin his veteran teammates before
tournament time. He has recovered from
a serious Illness.
Newcastle hopes to have a brother act
next year. Marvin Huffman, who is win
ming acclaim in his freshman year, will be
joined by another brother next season.
Trojan foes have had plenty of trouble
tho last five years with the Huffman fam
lily. Vernon was tough enough What
will happen with two of EN- in the lineup?
TOHN ADAMS, Vincennes mentor,
- gets a hard Jolt. He loses
Charley Jordan, star guard and
sparkplug, on the Monday following
the sectional tournaments. And
docs that cause loud and long weep
ing in Washington?
Gene Maze, Earlham's SiX-foot,
five-inch center who is leading In
diana collegiate scorers with 1913
points, also is a member Of the de-
batting team. oh, so that's how he
does it-talks EN- out of points. So
far, he's all been on the affirmative |
side in all hardwood arguments
Earlham hasn't lost game in
eighteen starts.
Place that Anderson-S helbyVille !
charity struggle at Anderson on
Feb. 7 in your "Game-of the week.
list. This one should stack EN- in.
Frankfort is doing some grade worry
ipg about its sectional. MichigantOwn,
with its best team in years, is having little
trouble popping over small time foes and
Chic Yarbrough of the Frankfort Times
believes they may cause the Hot Dogs some
anxious minutes.
Marion also is being bothered by a
county rival, Jonesboro. The Zebras have
punched over fifteen triumphs in row.
Could this be another Cicero?
Solomon, big center. who pastimed with
Connersvlle last year, moved over to
Aurora where he's a real star. With the
Spartans ttle-tourncy bound again this
year. your correspondent is beginning TO
doubt that old saying that Solomon was a
wise guy.
They can't agree this Froebel team
MP north-it must he the lake water. One
of the duneland scribhIers says the Blue
Devils arc one of the strongest teams seen
in that district in many years home
town Gary commentator sticks the head
ing Heads Are Swelling" on recent
Frocbel box score and then proceeds to
explain that the big Froebel boys are slip
ping plenty.
All something new in basketball. Darl-
fugton's coach and substitutes sat on the
floor during the last half of the recent
game at Waveland. The bench did a
humpty -dumpty. You can't blame the
bench for folding if YOU have seen some of
these coaches ride EN-.
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