The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-12-01
Basketball NeWs
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Independent, Amateur and
League Gossip.

Local independent basketball
teams formed federation of out
standing city league at banquet at
the Seville Tavern, Wednesday. The
federation will be used to fraternal-
ize all the leagues, and will organize
Journeys for the leading teams of
each circuit. Plans are under way
for tournament to be held during
the Christmas holidays.
John Silver of the Hibben-Holl-
veg team in the Hoosier League was
elected president. Harold G. Engle-
hart was named permanent secre-
tary.
The South Side Buddies tripped the
Meridian Heights Ave Wednesday, 39-11
Plummer. Sullivan, Aegeter, Wampler,
FOIst and III aoyt saw action for the
meyer, 245 South State avenue.
The Memorial scabookies defeated the
Zion EVsngefaSS a Tue 7ssCy night SS2
liam Kendall, 1912 Broadway street, In
dianapolis. Out-of-town tits are de-
sired. The Scabookies play in the ia
The Aces. playing in the 15-17-year-old
Class have won y s straight They
Call Riley 1923, and ask for Jim.
The Red Raiders of the south side play
in the 18-year-old class and are anxious
to book games with teams having access
to a gym. Contact Carroll Campbell.
1905 Mentone avenue, Indianapolis, or call
Drexel 7650-R.
AL Chandler and Bud Poppaw. members
of last years Ryker and Wooley squad,
desire to hook up with fast city quintet.
and ask for Bud.
The Broncos tripped the Negro 2. NJ
tits with teams having GYMS. or viii
share expenses on floor. Call Harrison
1921. The Broncos play in the 1920
The Eli Lilly girls basketball squad
would like to schedule games with girls
p sm 3ass n Or a Write Mae shoengert isi
McKim street. Indianapolis
Jim Clark's 'Y'' Musketeers humbled
the Danish Lutheran quintet at the ''Y. ["
34-16. to make it eight wins in nine starts:
The Mus6s5ssr yS Svsa us
Thomas. Ticusan and Despot, and viii
morrow evening at 0.SO.
The C. F. B. basket squad wishes to book
/ games with fast city or state fives. the
/ games to be played on Monday nights at
| the Fletcher Avenue Christian church gym.
| Fletcher avenue and Noble street. The c.
p B. team plays in the 18-22-year-old class
| The Gross Funeral Home five also wishes
| to book contests to be played on Monday
nights at the same gym. For Tits with
| either team, write George S. Waite, 1926
Linden street Indianapolis.
The OHara Sans chalked up their fifth
victory of the season with a 47-26 tri-
umph over the Lebanon Merchants. The
Sans have lost one game and tied one.
Bower led the Sans against Lebanon. scor-
ing ten field goals. Stewart was best for
Lebanon with twelve points. The OHara
FIVE will meet the Capitol Silents Tues
day and viii gather at 1880 North Dear
born street at $50 Wednesday. the Sans
will battle University Heights at Brook
side and Thursday Will face the Y. NJ.
| C. A. team on the "Y'' floor. For games
on a home and home basis. write the
above address. or call Cherry l523-W.
The Crimson Cubs desire games with
| fast city and state quintets having gyms
Call Washington f424-Ring 4. or write
Luther Mccoy. 5000 Michigan road.
The Holy Cross Msdgets. playing In tbs
| 12-14-year-old class. wish to book games
with teams having gyms. Call Lincoln
7102. and ask Tor Francis.