The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-01-06
Independent and Amateur
Basketball Gossip

The Greencastle Ex-Cubs net five, COM
posed OF former stars on Greencastle high
school teams, are DESTROYS OF scheduling
games in Indianapolis on Sunday after
Moons Write Evan Crawley. 713 South
Locust street, Greencastle. Ind.
The Ferndale, A. C.'s desire Friday
night and Sunday afternoon games with
defeated Stockyards. 40-27 but dropped
a close decision to Riverside Olympics,
21-19. in an overtime game. For games
call Bud Kikendan 90I North Capitol
avenue, or phone Riley 0627.
Crimson Cubs defeated Christamore A.
OIL a last quarter rally and met defeat
at the hands of the Shelbyville Pearson
Radios. 27-25. For games with the Cubs
street. or cali Talbot 1904 between 5. and
$50 p. m.
South Side Buddies defeated Riverside s,s1;s /,
ChristamoTe Pirates, 1918, when Wamp-
Ter scored twenty points. Monday nfi ggEt
in Zion gym: For games with the BUD
dies write Leo Ostermeye tl,. 24o So I5t[l
Tavern f1veS are challenged
o,Hara Sans opened the 1924 section of Of
their schedule with an 90 oyyertime !, victory
til the last quarter. Mckenzie and
Cullen snagged field goals in the. over
time to win for the Sans. Mckenzie also
will battle Indianapolis Flashes in Dear
born gym at p. m. Earlier In the sea-
son the Flashes defeated the Sans in
double overtime tilt.
In short game the Highland A, .C,,s
defeated the Y. NJ. G. A. i've l4-l2.
6a1d flot q bip first QliaT-
ter lead. The A. C.,s would Ike to
schedule. game with the st. JosephS
After winning ten straight games the
Communal Meters lost to the Broadway
NJ Els. 1923 The Meters desire games in
ing a gym Cali Drexel 71O1 any day but
Saturday. or write Bernard Kasef, 1913
South Meridian street. Tabernacle Foxes
and Junior Buddies take notice.
The Midway A c.'s defeated the Bea an
Sire games with OHara Sans. Bright
wood A. C.'s. Tansy MIX ana Blocks.
meister. 1875 Dawson street.
Brightwood A. C.s desire games with
city and state teams. They lost an over
s sms { %tS E Fol sSn pan sS 6est
the losing tilt. Bridgeport. OHara Sans,
Hugemeier Packers and Christamores are
requested TO write the manager at 1888
Station street
The Hngemeier Packers will meet, the
Lafayette Gun Club flve instead OF the
Pabst Blue Ribbons at Pennsy gym sun
day afternoon The Gun Club five has
defeated both the Blue Ribbons and Lafay-
cite Lambs. The Packers will oppose the
fast Edinburg five tonight at old Butler
gym at $50. A prelim game will start at
The stockyards "A" team. bolstered by
the addition Of three former high school
stars. Will battle the Indianapolis Street
Railway. five in Hawthorne gym. 244o
The "A" team scored a $3.50 WIN over
indianapolis Water Company in their last
time out. with Payton. former Martins
soe e 9gh sHn04 team PaRS e5 s
on the card for Wednesday in the Arsenal
Bulldogs. a club made UP OF former Tech
stars.
The Riverside An-stars. indicated so
far this season. desire games with teams
IN the. lS-year-old class who have gyms-
( Call Harrison l409-W between and Z
and ask for Charles.
The B. & O. FIVE defeated the christa-
more A. C.s in. close game. 1928, Guilt
playing best for the losers The Beacons
and the 8. s. o. are tied in the West
Side League with three games won ana
none lost. Christamore is third with two
and one. while Diamonds are best with
one game won and two lost. Link Belt
and Speedway are last with three games
lost and none won.
The shevlin Big Five Of Cincinnati. a
basketball quintet COMPOSED of former
college and high school stars. desires a
game in Indianapolis on Jan. 25 or Feb.
Il. The Shevlin five is undefeated in six
teen games played this season. Communi-
cate with Gordon Bechman. s23 Union
Central Bldg, Cincinnati, Q.