The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-18

Anderson pass under their basket.
The rest time score was Anderson,
Is; Jacksonville, 7.
Rub Stars Over Floor
Jeff still had hopes as Rauth
scored again as the second half
opened, but Clemens Rub, who
played a great floor game in the
championship tilt, scored two free
throws when Groth fouled him and
Jackson took a pretty pass from
Morgan to score a field goal and
hold on to the eight-point lead at
the three-quarter mark, 1911.
Johnson scored for jeff just before
the gun report.
When Clutch scored on a reverse
pivot it was more or less conceded
that Anderson was on its way to the
first I. H. S. A. A. title in IS years,
and after Rauth scored on long
shot the Indians began to protect
that siX-point lead, the score being
21-15. They passed the ball among
themselves as the scoreboard showed
up with four minutes, three and
then two. jeff tried hard to inter-
cept a pass, left Clutch open and
he dashed under the hoop, took a
pass and connected. With less than
a minute to go, Johnson, still spur
ring a fighting Jacksonville team
~ fA1I hut
the gun ended play shortly after the
next tosSup at center. The final
score was Anderson, %; Jefferson
vile, II.
Fred r. German, Technical ath-
letics director and president of the
I. H. S. A. A. board of control, pre-
Sented Captain Bob Clutch with the
big team trophy shield bearing the
inscription state Champion 1895"
Smaller and similar shields went to
each individual.
Gimbel Prize to LybOult
He presented the Gimbel medal
to James Sammy Lyboult, forward
and guard on the Morton of Rich
mond team, indicating that he had
been chosen by the committee of
judges as the player who in their
opinion had shown the best sports
manShip and mental attitude during
the tourney games. He won the
award from a field of close COM
petitors.
Lyboult is a senior and is the son
of the athletics director of Rich
mond public schools. He is an A
student in school, and the only regu-
lar from last year on the Richmond
team that reached the semi-finalS
Saturday. He scored 1872 points
during the season and 81 points
during the three games he took part
in in the final tournament. He is
shortstop and pitcher on the base
ball team. He is the fastest man on
the basketball team, and made 10
per cent of his foul line shots dur
ing the season. Lyboult is light
weight, weighing 1876, and is five feet
10 inches tall.
First Title for Chadd
The feat of supplying Anderson
with its first championship basket
ball team in Is years was accom-
plished by Archie Chadd. who is
coaching at the school for the Sec
ond year.
Chadd, a product of cambridge
High School, was star in prep
school and during his four years at
Butler University, where he played
under Tony Hinkle. He graduated
in 1928 and served the next year as
assistant coach.
Archie went to Canton, Ill, as
head coach for four years. Two of
his teams reached the Illinois state
finals and each time lost in overtime
games so this is Archie's first state
championship team since he became
coach.
Anderson High School athletics
came under I. H. S. A. A. probe, the
school was suspended from the as
ISOLATION and the entire school sys-
tenn was given an overhauling two
years ago Chadd came in on the
new DEAL" and last year lost a
1918 regional verdict to Tech of
Indianapolis after Winning the sec
ticnal. This year Chadd again cap
tured sectional and regional cham
pionShips and then the state meet,
bringing his team along gradually
and untouted
TITLE GAME IN FIGURES