The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-04

rife humping administered by
team coached by former L. H. S.
athlete"
Don't let allegiance to old Alma
Nanny sway you this year, Kenny.
You might Just as well have been from
Farmersburg. the way you treated those
look what YOU did.
blackboard didn't round out
ID his predicting products yes
terday, as several local friends
have reminded him, so he closes
his optics and tries few more
Tech plays at Anderson to-
night and, if Anderson's duck
is in good spirits. the Indians will
trip the Campbellmen The In
dams are the acme of inconsist-
ency, but they are due to be con-
sistent this night.
Logansport to climb into the
triumph buggy again in a tilt at
KOkomo that will be shaky. jeff
of Lafayette to slap Muncie if
the baskets don't snap off under
Shaner's inceSsant bombardment.
New Albany to spear Washing
tons Hatchets and please let
me call that an upset =. and it's
probable that Richmond will be
"on" tomorrow night at Brazil q. q.
Blackboard is banking on LybouIt
and WeSterkamp.
Now for the toSs-up. And that's
literal After four reverSes or
Blackboard resolved to trust
Mother Luck to figure out these
Blue Devils. So the coin is
toSSed-heads for Shortridge, tails
for Lebanon. Heads it is! Back
board unswervingly casts his vote
for the ShortridgerS.
q II
T EROY EDWARDS, whom 1
IL needn't tell you used to per-
form for Tech, is burning up enemy
hoops for the University of Ken
lucky quintet now. Edwards, a
sophomore, rang up Is points for
Kentucky IN a 42-to-16 victory
over Chicago University. The
powerful Techman undoubtedly
would have added more, but he
was replaced in the fourth quar-
ter. Leroy now stands 6 feet 5
inches upward and scales 215
pounds.
Bill Bugg's hustling Plainfeld warriors
rolled up another fancy score the other
night. TRIPPING Knightstown, SO to IL
The PIainfield boys have stuck together
since winning a junior high schoo
championship. gave Tech a scare in the
regional last season, have lost but on'
game this campaign-to undefeateC
Pittsboro-and intend to culminat'
their long high school union in blsz'
of upSets this year. Keep an eye OF
'em.
A game of no little importance
will be played tonight at Frank
lin. The Grizzly Cubs stand un-
challenged after 10 games thus
far. and victory over Shelbyville
tonight would tag Franklin as a
club to be xtra-seriously reck-
oned with during the February
home-stretch ride-and through
the March aftermath. Mr.. Paul
LoStutter has built a strong team
at Shelby in his first year at the
controls. The Golden Bears are
as likely choice as any to snap
tie Cub streak. But Blackboard
doesn't believe it's ready to snap
yet.
MORRIS NAHMIAS, Manuals
N1 spark plug guard, is not ex-
pected to play at MooreSville to-
night because of illness which
has kept him from practice
Alfred (Peedad) Campbell of Ko-
komo heads the list of tourney
touring coaches Al was on
hand for the Tourney of Champs
at Marion on Monday, and Tues
day took IN the Big Four cutur
at Anderson Pete jolly OF
Muncie and Archie Chadd OF
Anderson were Spied watching
Martinsville, Marion, Corners
vile and Frankfort in action II
Marion. and Glen Curtis of Mar
tinsville. Orville Hooker of Mar
ion and Everett Case of Frankfort
were seen in the Anderson gym
watching Muncie and Anderson
the next night