Bloomington Daily Telephone, Volume 56, Number 78, Bloomington, Monroe County, 19 December 1932 — Page 5
MONDAY; DECEMBER 19; 1932
THE BLOOMINGTON DAILY TELEPHONE, BLOOMINGTON, INDIANA, (PHONE S000)
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NATIONAL SPORT EVENTS BY REPRESENTATIVES UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATION
INDIANA UKIVERSITX BLOOMINGTON HIGH SCHOOL MUNICIPAL ACTIVITIES!
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L U. GRAPPLERS TO STAGE
An open-house practice meet will be" staged at " 7:30 tonight in tiMt Indiana university men's gym by Coa ch W. H. Thorn ad his national . "V championship . Crimson wrestling squad. Candidates for this year's Indiana mat squad -will be matched against each other and the public is invited to witness the bouts free -of charge. . : Although Coach Thorn lost the Bejshaw brothers, Aldridge and R-ascher, mainstays of -his team for three years, by, graduation he h& a wealth of promising material and expects anothejrgood season.
. The first meet for the locals will t
Edward Eckels Wins Awards With Rabbits Edward Eckels of the First National hank, has raised some prize winning rabbits. Within the past 18 months they have been awarded 42 ribbons in shows at Indian-
Seven of the eight regulars on the 'apoHs, New Albany and Anderson.
OPEN-HOUSE MEET TONIGHT
be on Jan. 14 against Ames college of Iowa, probably the toughest col-;
lege wrestling team in the country.
Ames team went to the final Olympic tryouts last year and only one member of the team was lost by graduation.. The team is coached by Otopalik, American Oimpic coach last year, and captained by Hess,- who -was America's. 175pound representative in the Olympics. Coach Thorn will engage in three professional bouts- during the holi day season, performing at Saginaw, Mich-r"Dec. 23; at Detroit, Dec. 26; and at Flint, Dec. 2T.
INDIANA TO MEET MARQUETTE AT MAUKEE TUESDAY NIGHT
; In&attb. university's basketball teamX victor: in engagements with Wabash,' -'Cincinnati, and DePauw, vIB stack up against an impressive oe when' the Deanmen travels to Milwaukee Tuesday, night" for a game with the Marquette " university five. Marquette annually plays a number of games with Big Ten : ; teams . and - always proves a more-tban-worthy f oe for, the Conference ouintets. . -In an- attempt to win his fourth straight victory in non-Ctonferee A competition, Coach; Dean is : expected to use the same starting five which has seen action in the three, games; to date, namely; 'Weir arid Hodson, forwards; Hoffar, center; and Heavenridge . and - Porter,
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INDIANAPOLIS, Ind:, Dec. 19.--The new basketball rules were accepted .as they appear in the official rule books by the athletic council of the Indiana High School
Athletic association here Saturday. For the benefit of teams that play on floors less than 60 feet long, Vine council made a special
provision, however.
TbisVvetipulation provides that by mutual agreement of the contending teams the rule dividing the floor into offensive and defensive zones may be made effective in the small gymnasiums. The official rules provide that : in courts less than 60. feet long the section requiring that the ball be advanced within 10 seconds into the offensive zone -is not- applicable, -vUnder the action today the 16V second rule may; be made applicable regardless of the size of the
court This was done with a view to accustoming the teams that have email gymnasiums to the conditions under which most tournament games-will be played. k- - V fflo Hold last Exhibit Mrs. Fred J. Prow, north College avenue wil exhibit her paintings from 2:30 to 4:30 o'clock Tuesday afternoon. The public is invited to attend. This is the last of a series of. exhibits given by Mrs. Prow. Mrs. Clarence Zikes is ill at her hcm on east 6th street. '
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ELiEnsmiE MS AGAIN
EHettsville high school's undefeated basketoall team continued its victory march Saturday night by trouncing Coach Campbell's Stinesville Quarry, Lads, '.28 to 13, at EUettsyille. . After an airtight first quarter which ended with the Eagles holding a 5 to 0 Ieadf Coach Foxworthy's men filtered through the Stinesville defense in the second period for five field goals and a 15 to 2 lead ' at ' half time and then
romped through the remainder of the game, being out in front 22 to 4 at the end of the third quarter. Crismore, star sharpshooter of the . Quarry Lads, was the whole show on offense for the losers, getting their only field goal in the first half and connecting for three buckets in succession near the close of the game to narrow the Eagles' margin of victory. Gillaspie, D. Smith and Sharp led the firing for EHettsville. Paragon will: play at EHettsville Friday night. The lineup and summary., of the Ellettsvine-Stinesville
game: Elletteville (28) Gillaspie, f D. Smith, f Sharp, c ..;........ Eads, g v-. C. Smith, g - Chri.styt g . .. .. Baugh, c ...... Totals . Sttnefiviller (IS) 1 . Beckman, f Baker, f ............. McMorlan, c . Crismore, g Delapp, g ..... . .. i . Snooks, f Gooldy, f ............ Totals
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Martinsville vs. Blooiaington. There's a treat for you ami it's on tuip for tomorrow idg;ht In the local gymnas uin. llemember that the date for the garae has -been changed from WedneiMlay itiight to Tuesday night. ImembDr also ttiat the varsity clash vrlll not start until 9 o'clock, so you will have an opportunity to do what Christinas sliopplng: you care to-do tomorrow evening and then jeb to the gym In time for the game.
A colorful crowd of roc teis always follows the Artesian team to Bloomington and tomorrow night probably will he no exception. Between them, the Bloomington and Martinsville fang should about fill the gym. The -writer also looks forward to the annual visit of Frankie Good, genial Martinsville Reporter scribe, who has been witness to many great Martinsville triumphs in the past.
ing m much better style than they did a.t times in the Vincennes encounter If they toss away as many chances as they did against the Alices, Martinsville will win. Thus far this effusion has been all Martinsville. That's to impress the Panthers they have a job on their hands. But we do not mean; to hand the game to Martinsville before it is played or even afterwards. We believe Bloomington has a better ball club than Martinsville and that the Panthers can win If they start playing basketball at the starting whistle and keep it up until the final gun.-
Boy Scouts, !. U. Students Sing Carols Ten Boy Scouts with their lead er, John A Hoadley, entertained
with a Christmas service for the prisoners at the local jail Sunday! morning. Christmas carols werej
Bung by the boys.
CAMETO BE PLAYED TUESDAY TMinrm u c rvMMACiinut
Sunday afternoon, eight Indiana ! wm burn notly in ; Bloomington
university students went to the! -tuesqay nignt wnen ; qoacft )Gien County poor farm to smg carols for i Curtis, the fox of MartinsA'ille.
the inmates-of the farm. Mrs. Em-brings his annually-famous Artes-!
Z w rifvl1 oage-i-squad here; f or a game with Feee Phillips' Panther net-
The fires of basketball ' rivalry day night's encounter by marking
wax accompanied the students;
Frankie Good warned his Artosians Saturday that the Panthers will not be easy marks. He said: "Vincennes took another lacing last night Bloomington puUed the trick. The final score was Bloomington , Vincennes 16. Watch out, Artesians. "The Mart nsviUe boys played a good game, but they can play better And they must play better
next Tuesday night that is when
MEET IRISH LAFAYETTE, Ind., Dec. .19. One of the greatest games of the basketball season is expected here Friday night when Notre Darnels powerful combination, built around Ed Krause, all-American center, invades Purdue in an effort to secure revenge for the defeat it was
handed last, season. The game will
provide the acid test for Ward Lambert's reconstructed Big Ten champion's who launched their season with a victory over Miami, but at the same time lacked the finish that characterized ' last- year's play. As a sidelight of . the : game, an interesting individual duel is expected at-center, where two of the country's, outstanding football tackles of the country, Krause of the Irish, and William (Dutch) Fehring, a member of Purdue's undefeated eleven, who is captain-elect of the gridders,' will match ability..
only by means of lucky long shots j that Washington could not do and j Krause won all-American honors in the last quarter. - jwhen you're doing something Iast season, but Fehnng is expect-
Washington couldn't do you're do- i ea . B,ve mm a, great oaxue ioi
That Martinsville's scoring pow- ing something that isn't done ev- mmviauar nonois. er is wfi11.difit.Hbuerf is shftwn hv erv tlavr How's thn winri in'vonr With Fehring slated for
While Bloomington Jans aie rubbling their hands in gleeful anticipation of a victory tomorrow night, biasing their hop?s on toe, fine
show'ng of the Panttors la games ; they meet Bloomington at Bloorn-
against Spenoer, Bitdford Mlvy, ingt'0n,ff and Vincennes, they should not be forgetting th fact ttat Martins- Now for a few remarks anent
vllie will be just as tough if not Bloomington's victory over Vinccntougher than Bedford. A well- i nes:
Before "Vincennes at Blooming
ton Oh, well. Panthers, Washing-
known Monroe county coach who saw the recent JBeilford-Martins
ville game at Beclforrd, which the ; ton couldn't either.
Stonecutters won by two points, After "Congratulations to declared that Martinsville had a Bloomington tor its victory over one-third better tisann than Bed-) Vincennes. 'When you defeat Vin-
ford and that the Iveymen won 'cennes you're doing- something
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men. -The varsity battle, will-start at 9 o'clock and there - will be a
i preliminary game between the sec
ond teams of the two schools. Both IJloomingtoiTi and Martinsville are making their , presence felt in Indiana basketball circles this year, the Panthers after a long string of lean years and the Artesians after1 two or three seasons of in-andrput play. Both teams whetted their appetites for Tues-
certainty at back guard. The floor guard post still remains a toss-up, with Norman Cottom and Ed Shaver, a pair of' sophomores, waging a great battle for the assignment with Emmett Xowery and Doxie Moore; recruits from the gridiron.
In addition to Krause, -Notre and
up victories last Friday mgnt. night. Martinsville demonstrated all-around scoring power in dumpS: ing Franklin. 38 to 25, while Bloomington handed- Vincennes; a. 22 to 16 drubbing.- - " V: With the exception of the Bedford game, the encounter " with Martinsville will he the most se
vere lest, for the Panthera to dae. ... The Artesian" quintet lsf touiit: :--v
arounu sucn veterans as imotzoxlu.
Garrison and coyle- witn Heasiey :
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Local fans may see a change in: the Panther lineup tomorrow V
night. "Lefty" .Hazel,. who ihaa. been 1 WfltnTK? n hard fleht for resrularV
forward bertn, played mucn or tne
lime against . v luceipxies jp nuauy . ;
has not been-able to hit his" stride. :
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ward position,:.dagi!r . at - center,-
Binkleyv and ; Dittrich : at
the fact that all seen men who
performed for- the Artesians against Franklin scored one or more points. Coyle, who uses his height to good advs.ntage under the basket garnered four field goals and two free throws while; other members -of the" Martinsville! team scored points, as., follows: Norman, 8; Garrison. .8; Berislejv 4; Scott, 4; Watson, 3; and Abbot,? 1. Each member of : Martinsville's starting five scored two or more field goals.
the send
Stewart, veteran pivot man, to
forward as Harry Kella'r's running
sympathize i mate, while Ralph Parmenter is a
sails' today Louis?" Grady Ben- j center post, Lamber may
nett, Bedford Mail.
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with Vincennes for the Allfes went
to Bloomington last night and re-j how the flying stations must be ceived the surprise of their lives,': continually ready to succor flyers bowing to . the Panthers by the iwho crash or become lost in: the same score as Greencastle lost, to j jonelv mountain regions.
tne Haveners, namely Ralnh BellamvT Pat O'Brien, Run-i
nasmagiun AJ-emocrau sen Honton..- S im SummerviUe.
Dame' is depending- heavily on Capt. Johnny Baldwin, a fleetfooted' forward, and Leo Crowe, former Jefferson (Lafayette) iiigh school star, who -will ; feel perfectly at home performing V before.; the home folks. " ;r " " Although there will be a heavy
demand for tickets for the game.'i it is expected;, that there will1 be j ample space for fans from over the state,, as the game comes during I the holidays when the hulk of the j student body will he at home. 3pe- j cial bargain X'iites : of; 99 cents for j reserved seats and fifty cents for j general admission have heen es-j tablished, both f prices including j tax. ; i
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Final Showing Today
The Kappa Delta Phi sorority will j hold an important meeting, at 7:30 j
o'clock this evening in the community room of the First National bank.. All members are urged to at-: tend. '. v '
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"3appy days are here again for the Bloomington Panthers. Didn't they defeat Vincennes,; 22 to 16 last night Brazil Times.
sell Hopton,. Slim
i Gloria Stuart , and Lilian Bond arc
featured in the absorbing film, di-f rected by John Ford. -
Blooraington's speed, passing ability and defensive strength will
te matched against Martinsville's1 "Bloomington Vinceiuies 16; splendid block plays, and victory . heh! heh! heht And Bloomington
Ralph.. Cosier ;and Arthur Dial, both of this city, have returned' from , a trip through West Virginia, : Mrs. Burl Worley, who. has been; ill with influenza at her home on West 2nd street, is improving;.
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is able to cash in on its chances at the basket That means that the Panthers will have to be connect
ed 13-6 at the half. We rather imagine Louis Huff, of the BIodiuington Telephone is perking; up thce days." Washington Herald.
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The Unlyensity Lutheran basketball team of Bloomington retained second place standing in the Lutheran Basketball 'Association of Indianapolis and vicinity yesterday by defeating Trinity Lutherans, 44 to 31. Handicapped by sickness, the local team, with o:aly six men available, played a sparkling offensive game to roll up a big lead over their opponents before the In
dianapolis team could get under j way. i Trautman was high point man for the University Lutherans with ! a total of IT points. H. Handley of ' Trinity led his mates in the scor- j
mar.
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PRINCESS . , "Payment Deferred," filmization j of one of-New-York's outstanding j stage hits, will head the program j at the Princess theatre Tuesday ;
and Wednesday. Known as the mystery drama with the most startling climax ever devised, "Payment Deferred" tells the story of a murderer who escapes detection for hh own crime only to "be convinced later for a crime; which he did- not commit. ; 'The significant feature, of the play, both in its; London and New York productions, was' the 'sensational performance of Charle Latighton as -the middle-class Lon
don bank "clerk. who a driven .to j murder his rich nephew to save . himself and his family from a debtor'H prison. It. i;. this sanic Charles Laughjton. who cnacU tlie mur- i dcr in the filni version ' i INDIANA The interesting s Interior, of u gov- j ernment air mail relay airport is seen for the first time on the screen this week a tnc Indiana i Theater where Universal's Air;
Mail" is playing an engagement. Patterned a u t h e n ti c a 1 1 y ' at"- j ter existing plane stations where j mail pilots change in their daily ! scheduled flights across the contin- ! cut, the air-port scenes show the ; groat relief map of flying Janes j dotted with its, movable tags which j indicate the positions of the mail j planes. The radio broadcasting and j receiving station which continually ; checks with tie radiio-equipped j ships for positicit and. weather con- I
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