The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-02-12

a 20 70 - Win at Champaign.
Indiana Central chalked up its
seventeenth consecutive WIN at the
expense Of the rival Central Normal
five in a homecoming tilt at Uni
versity Heights. IS to "a. Butler
distanced Oklahoma Aggies, SO TO &c,
and Evansville nOsed out Hanover,
20 70 o. Wabash again took the
number OF the Earlham Quakers,
this time p 70 %, and Valparaiso
tumbled Manchester and St. Jo-
sephs college downed Huntington,
81 TO 81.
Purdue Is Beaten
The Purdue tilt was one Of
the most thrilling hardwood games
ever played on HOosier soil. En-
NETT LOWery was in great form, and
with four early game field goals,
pushed the Boilermakers out to a
Is 10 4 lead. Iowa spurted TO make
It 19-all just before the half closed,
and as the gun cracked Bastain
tossed two free throws TO give the
Hawkeyes a 21-19 IntermissiOn lead.
Midway in the second half Iowa
held a 1927 lead, but Dutch Fehr-
ing and Ray Eddy tied it up at 81
all. Blackmer again sent the Hawk
eyes out in front with two one
handlers. and. with the count 36-32,
coach Ward Lambert pulled a per-
feet substitution with George Fisher
for Fehring. Fisher loOped in two
long ones to knot the count again.
Purdue let down on defense and
Barko dribbled in for two points
that Purdue could not match before
the gun cracked.
HOLSTERS Are DOwned
After holding an IL 10 II tie at
half time Indiana saw Roy Quit
schow of Illinois boost his game
scoring to thirteen points in the sec
ond half to defeat them by three
point margin. Weir. Huffman and
Sout each counted three times from
the field for the HoOsiers.
St. Xavier played brilliantly on
defense in the first half against
Notre Dame and held the Irish
scoreIess for fifteen minutes, but
the South Blenders rallied and were
behind only 1916 at half time.
Marty Peters entered the fray in
the second half and soon had the
score deadlOcked. He later pushed
the Irish out in front. scoring ten
points during the half.
Central Normal again saw Indi-
ana Central come from behind in
the last half to defeat them. At
Danville earlier in the season In
diana Central was in front until
the overtime period. Saturday night
before a capacity house of Indiana
Central homecOmers Central Nor
NAL led Is 10 IL at half time and
the count was 20-all midway in the
second half. Big Dave De Jernet
and COmmingore led late game
drive that pushed the Greyhounds
out in front to win their seven
teeuth straight victory.
Butler Wins Easily
Wabash displayed an evenly dis
tributed attack to lead Earlham all
the way. The QuakerS crept up to
within two points of a tie several
times, but the Scarlet always had
the next field goal ready to pull
them out in front four points.
Able to stop Wade, Oklahoma's
star scorer, Butler never was headed
in its game with the Aggies at the
fleldhOuse and chalked up the sixth
Missouri Valley League win. Butler
was in front Is to 10 at half time
and with Baird looping in five field
baskets and two free throws the
local five was never in danger.
Evansville distributed its scoring
among the entire team, first one
and then the other counting and
Hanover was unable to ever get
closer than within three points of
the Purple Aces.
Bauer with five field goals and
RucinSki with three were too much
for Manchester and the Valparaiso
five pulled away in the second hals
after being deadlocked 10 to 10 at
half time.