The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-17

Logansport romped into a
IL to 6 lead in the first
quarter, with Insley leading
the way.
In the second quarter, the Berries
counted only one point, and in the
third period, they got only two
more.
Baugher and Bohr again paced
Hartford City.
In the second morning game,
Jasper, powerful southern quintet,
tackled Richmond in battle that
promised to produce thrills galore.
All seats III the huge Butler arena
we're taken before the first quarter
of the Logan City game.
Play in detail
First Quarter
Insley controlled the opening tlp-
off. iuggled the ball and heaved in
a field goal standing in the center
circle Insley again took the tip
off and Horstman made it 40,
Logansport, by sinking field goal
from the same spot.
The Berries flashed some dazzling
passing and Insley went under for
another field goal a minute later,
making it 60. Hartford City's first
point came when Insley fouled Kel-
logg, who sank the free throw The
flashy Insley Topped in another field
goal and Bohr retaliated from mid
floor for the Airedales' first field
goal.
Insley fouled Bohr, who connect
ed, making the count, to a. Smith
sent the Loganberries forging ahead
with two field goals from midf1oor
and a free throw on Bohrs foul.
Montfort scored from the field for
Hartford City as the quarter ended.
Score, Logansport, 10; Hartford
City, 6.
Second Quarter
Insley committed his third per-
sonal foul and Bohr counted. Bohr
missed on Smiths foul. The Ber-
ries passed leisurely. Baugher con-
verified on Clay's foul, making the
count Logansport, Is; Hartford
City, g.
Insley came back with point
on Baugher's foul. The Airedales
worked the ball down on the next
tipof and Baugher went under for
a field goal.
With less than minute of the
first half left to play, the Logan
berries passed the ball leisurely
about in the center Of the floor, re-
fusing to take chance on losing
possession. The half ended with
the score, Logansport, IA; Hartford
City, 10.
Third Quarter
Hartford City draped an i'm
penetrable defense across the
floor as the Berries vainly tried to
work in close for a pop shot. SO
effective was the guarding Of both
teams that the quarter was four
minutes gone before Baugher heaved
one from center. It went through,
making the count, Logansport, "A;
Hartford City, II.
Casterline and Baugher several
times stole" the ball from Logans-
prt players, bat were going under
too fast and overShooting.
LoganspOrts fourth shot of the
quarter, with six minutes played,
came when FaWcett connected from
the side. The quarter ended with
the score LOgansport, 16 Hartford
City u. Logansport had made only
l point in the second quarter and
only in the third.
Fourth Quarter
Bohr came back for Casterline.
Bohr was caught holding Insley and
the Logan center converted on the
one free throw allowed.
The Berries superior height mani
tested itself when they took the ball
off the Airedales' blackboard and
passed over their opponents heads.
Clay made it Logansport 18, Hart
ford City II, when Baugher fouled
him in an effort to break up the
Berries leisurely passing.
With three men across the center
Of the floor, Logansport controlled
the ball as the minutes slipped
away. Finally, Fawcett cut in fast
and counted a one-handed basket,
making the score. Logansport, %;
Hartford City, r.
Casterline fouled Clay and the
Logansport guard counted the free
throw as the game ended, Logans-
port, 81; Hartford City, II.